Is a Texas bill requiring the Ten Commandments in public schools bad for the state’s Jews?
An organization dedicated to the separation of church and state says yes
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World Zionist Congress roiled by left- and right-wing protests, in sign of Independence Day tensions
A rally at the Supreme Court was a harbinger of a season of Diaspora Jewish participation in the massive Israeli protests against the reforms
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Paris court gives 1980 synagogue bomber life sentence
There is no evidence yet that Hassan Diab, an academic now living in Canada, will be extradited to France
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It’s Hitler’s birthday. Here’s why so few antisemites are celebrating
While some still look up to the Nazi leader, appreciation among many far-right extremists is steeped in irony
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A Seattle synagogue was tagged with anti-Israel graffiti. It left the vandalism up to make a point.
The graffiti, mirroring another incident six years ago, was found inside a fenced-off area of the congregation
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Holocaust survivor reveals decades-old secret: He nabbed Hitler’s henchman
‘I arrested him,’ 98-year-old says, pointing at top Nazi’s photo on trip to a museum
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Shake Shack is coming to Israel in 2024, bringing its burgers and custard to Tel Aviv
The company did not answer questions about whether any of its 15 planned locations would be kosher — something that would make its signature products impossible to pair
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He’s running? Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gives off comeback vibes on a DC visit
Naftali Bennett’s social media feed suggests that he misses being prime minister, and in remarks to reporters it sounded like he might shoot for it again
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After 15 years of planning, Jerusalem backtracks on building new Palestinian neighborhood
The neighborhood was set to be the first in Jerusalem specifically built for Palestinian residents since 1967. Sources say Jerusalem's mayor feared approving the construction before local elections later this year
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Netanyahu offers post of Israel’s consul general in New York to May Golan who calls herself ‘proud to be racist’
The right-wing lawmaker with a history of controversial remarks, sparking concern that her appointment could strain U.S.-Israeli relations
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Warsaw Ghetto Uprising’s 80th anniversary remembered with daffodils, 3 presidents and an 11th commandment against ‘indifference’
For the first time, the presidents of Germany, Israel and Poland came together for a ceremony to commemorate the fighters, none of whom are alive today
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