Israel wins first-ever gold medals at rhythmic gymnastics world championships
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NJ township will pay $575,000 to settle lawsuit alleging discrimination against Orthodox Jews
The lawsuit alleged that Jackson Township’s zoning laws discriminated against Orthodox Jews who sought to build sukkahs, yeshivas, dormitories and eruvs
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Shellfish dumped on UC Berkeley’s Jewish fraternity house on first Shabbat of semester
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Claire Golomb, Holocaust survivor and scholar of children’s art and dreams, dies at 95
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First passenger flight from Saudi Arabia arrives in Israel after emergency landing
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‘Joe the Plumber,’ activist who said gun control doomed Europe’s Jews, dies at 49
Samuel Wurzelbacher became a Republican celebrity in 2008 after confronting former President Barack Obama about his economic policies
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Libyan foreign minister is fired and flees to Turkey after meeting her Israeli counterpart
The countries’ chief diplomats had never met
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NY congregation can evict tenants of historic Touro Synagogue, Rhode Island judge rules
The ruling is a major development in a legal saga that has stretched for more than a decade
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Swastikas drawn on gun used in racist Jacksonville shooting
The suspect killed three Black victims in a racially motivated shooting at a Dollar General store
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State Dept. condemns far-right Israeli minister for saying his right to travel is ‘more important than Arabs’ freedom of movement’
Itamar Ben-Gvir defended his remarks that Jewish rights trump Arab ones in “Judea and Samaria"
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Tennessee court rules couple has the right to sue state after foster care agency denied them services because they are Jewish
The decision reverses a previous court's opinion that dismissed the couple’s claims on technical grounds
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