Russia hints at prisoner swap possibility for jailed Jewish journalist Evan Gershkovich
The U.S. ambassador to Russia met with Gershkovich on Monday, marking the first consular visit since April
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Israel’s soccer team qualifies for Olympics for first time in nearly 50 Years
The 2024 Paris Olympics is the first time an Israeli soccer team will participate in the Olympics since the 1976 Games in Montreal
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Citing antisemitism, the CEO of Kars4Kids is challenging New York’s concealed carry law in court
The plaintiffs in a gun rights lawsuit say a camp’s Orthodox Jewish character makes it vulnerable
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Ed Asner plays a Holocaust survivor in film being released 2 years after his death
Ed Asner died in 2021, but his final film will be released Friday
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Rabbinical court delays ruling on Berlin rabbi accused of sexual misconduct after he offers 11th-hour doctor’s note
At least 10 women testified before the rabbinical court this week, according to a source familiar with the proceedings
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At least 7 wounded in Tel Aviv terror attack
The attack comes amid increasing violence that has largely been centered in the West Bank and Jerusalem
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The British town where the antisemitic blood libel theory was born could get a Jewish heritage center
Local Jews in Norwich are considering leasing Jurnet’s House, built by a Jewish moneylender in the 12th century, for the new institution
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Russia labels Moscow’s former chief rabbi a ‘foreign agent’
Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, who had been Moscow’s chief rabbi since 1993, fled Russia just weeks into the war in March 2022
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8 dead as IDF launches extensive West Bank raid
The raid is the most extensive in Jenin since the second intifada, which also saw intense fighting in the city
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18 NYC yeshivas do not adequately teach secular studies, investigation finds
The letters represent the most significant determination by a government agency that the schools are failing to teach secular studies to their students
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Brandeis U. president apologizes for ad calling school ‘anything but Orthodox’
'Brandeis is committed to providing a rich and open experience for you, our Orthodox students, and to combat rising antisemitism that affects all Jews,' Ronald Liebowitz wrote in the letter
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