USPS releases Ruth Bader Ginsburg stamp, 3 years after Jewish Supreme Court justice’s death
The USPS says the new stamp honors 'an American icon'
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10,000 people sign Christian group petition condemning Elon Musk’s ADL attacks
Letter from Faithful America calls on Musk to tamp down hate speech on the X platform
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Drew Weissman, Jewish immunologist, wins Nobel Prize for his work on Covid vaccines
Weissman shared the prize with Katalin Kariko, his Hungarian-born research partner at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Israeli government cuts support to mental health organizations by 70%
The funding cuts will hurt roughly 15 organizations that played an important role during COVID, but with the coronavirus pandemic gone the Health Ministry says it no longer has the need to fund them
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Alice Shalvi, trailblazing Israeli feminist and educator, dies at 96
Shalvi founded the Israel Women's Network and was awarded the Israel Prize for her lifetime of achievement
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San Francisco Giants fire Jewish manager Gabe Kapler after disappointing season
Kapler won the 2021 National League Manager of the Year award after leading the Giants to a 107-win season
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A NYC exhibit explores the etrog’s journey around the Jewish world
"Etrog: The Wandering Fruit" is now on view at the Bernard Museum of Judaica, located inside Temple Emanu-El on the Upper East Side
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Flash floods put a dangerous damper on the first night of Sukkot in NYC
The holiday that starts Friday night is meant to be celebrated outside. But rain has triggered a state of emergency
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In Chicago, a Black-led church and a Jewish community are addressing painful history through a Sukkot festival
The Chicago Sukkah Design Festival aims to build connections between the predominantly Black West Side community of Lawndale and the city’s Jewish community — which was once centered in that neighborhood
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A chance discovery connected US soccer star Matt Turner to his Jewish roots
The U.S. men's national team goalie reflects on finding his great-grandmother's emigration papers, a moment that changed his relationship to his own identity
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Ted Deutch left Congress to head a Jewish organization. Can he find the ‘nuance’ that he seeks?
'We do not have the luxury of picking and choosing which antisemites we’d like to focus on,' Deutch said
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