Jewish fencer Eli Dershwitz becomes first US man to win sabre World Championship
The 27-year-old two-time Olympian is the grandson of Holocaust survivors
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White House blasts Fox News host’s claim that ‘you had to be useful’ in death camps
A White House rebuke of Greg Gutfeld is a signal of how fraught culture wars are figuring large in the political landscape
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Miriam Adelson slashed her philanthropy as casinos closed due to Covid. Now, her business empire is recuperating
The family’s charitable trust, which funnels money into the Adelson Family Foundation, dropped from more than $200 million before the pandemic to $37 million in 2021
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Richard Barancik, last of the ‘Monuments Men’ who recovered art and treasure looted by the Nazis, dies at 98
The 20-year-old volunteer, later a renowned architect, was awed by the experts in fine art who led the recovery corps
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Hillel center in Odessa, Ukraine, damaged by Russian strike
It was the second Hillel in Ukraine to be damaged by Russian fire since the start of the war
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ADL to spearhead new global task force seeking strategies to combat antisemitism
The new J7 Global Task Force on Fighting Antisemitism will meet for the first time in 2024
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After pivotal judicial reform vote, US Jewish groups unleash their newfound voices on Israeli domestic policy
Mainstream centrist organizations once reluctant to speak out about Israel’s internal deliberations were ready within hours, even minutes, of the vote to condemn the law
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White House calls passage of Israel’s first judicial reform bill ‘unfortunate’
U.S. lawmakers are also weighing in; Rep. Jerry Nadler called the vote 'a dark day for Israeli democracy'
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New Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris says buying NFL team was ‘bashert’
Harris also owns the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers and the NHL’s New Jersey Devils
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American Anthropological Association votes to boycott Israeli academic institutions
A major academic group passes a resolution calling Israel an 'apartheid regime'
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In Jerusalem, defiance and despair among protesters on fateful day for Israeli judicial reform
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