Marc Klein, Bay Area editor who led Jewish journalism into the digital age, dies at 75
The former Philadelphian kept up with changes in the news industry in nearly three decades at the helm of the paper he renamed “J”
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Israeli national security adviser predicts war in Gaza will last to the end of the year
Raising the specter of seven more months of fighting could create new tensions with the Biden administration
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While receiving an award at Yeshiva University commencement, John Fetterman disavows his alma mater, Harvard
The senator said he was 'profoundly disappointed' by 'Harvard’s inability to stand up for the Jewish community after Oct. 7'
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Arrest made in pro-Israel violence at UCLA encampment
Edan On, 18, is first pro-Israel protester charged for encampment protests
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Toronto leaders rally at Jewish school where shots were fired over Shabbat
No one was injured in the shooting at the girls school, which is part of the Chabad-Lubavitch network of schools
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Politics Jamaal Bowman, an increasingly sharp critic of Israel, wins Socialists’ endorsement
Bowman had a strained relationship with DSA-NYC, a group broadly condemned for celebrating the Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7
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Harvard says it will no longer take stances on many issues, 8 months after stoking tensions with Israel-Gaza statements
“Harvard isn’t a government. It shouldn’t have a foreign policy or a domestic policy,” said the co-chair of a task force that recommended the policy
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2 students at LA Orthodox school accuse staff member of “inappropriate relationship”
YULA did not identify the faculty member, but said it was a female working at the boys campus
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NYC’s Israel parade this year will stress solidarity — and security — over celebration
The solemn approach extends even to the name of the event: Last year it was the Celebrate Israel Parade. This year, it’s Israel Day on Fifth.
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Images of death and devastation in Rafah rattle some of Israel’s most ardent defenders
Some activists who have previously defended Israel’s military campaign in Gaza said they could not look away from the violence in Rafah
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Seattle museum staff walk out over exhibit about antisemitism they said ‘conveyed Zionist perspectives’
Staffers at a Seattle museum said they objected to an exhibit panel that says, among other things, “Today, antisemitism is often disguised as anti-Zionism.”
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