Biden and Netanyahu meet for the first time this year, signaling friendship amid disagreements
Biden’s meeting with Netanyahu, after months of iciness, was replete with signals of tensions between the two men over Israel’s democratic trajectory
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Jewish Attorney General Garland defends himself against accusations of religious discrimination
Merrick Garland came in for hostile questioning by a Republican upset by an FBI memo, now retracted, that deemed some traditionalist Catholics ‘violent extremists’
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7 Egon Schiele portraits to be returned to heirs of Jewish cabaret star murdered in the Holocaust
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A kosher ‘kind of Chinese’ restaurant in New Jersey lands on NYT’s 2023 list of eateries ‘we’re most excited about’
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19-year-old shot dead near Jericho, sixth Palestinian killed by Israeli army in 24 Hours
Israeli forces surrounded a house and arrested two young men, where clashes broke out after dozens of youth began throwing stones at the Israeli forces
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Netanyahu, Biden to discuss Saudi deal, Palestinians at UN meeting amid major anti-coup protest
Biden is expected to ask Netanyahu if his government is capable of taking significant steps on the Palestinian issue, as part of talks over a normalization deal with Riyadh
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Israelis and U.S. Jews take part in anti-Netanyahu protests as he meets world leaders at UN
Holding flags and anti-Netanyahu signs, protesters filled various locations across New York
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Books Texas teacher reportedly fired after reading from Anne Frank’s diary to students
The teacher read a passage with sexual content from an oft-contested graphic adaptation of the Holocaust diary, which uses Frank’s words
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Yeshiva’s refusal to enroll a 10-year-old pits a Hasidic father against a non-Hasidic mother
The fifth-grader has not attended school this semester
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In New York, Lithuania’s president honors those who saved Jewish artifacts during and after the Holocaust
At the heart of YIVO’s collection of 25 million items are books and documents saved in the Vilna Ghetto
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Final investigation into prominent German Reform rabbi affirms abuse of power allegations
Walter Homolka had sued to prevent the publication of the report but was largely rebuffed by a Frankfurt court
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