‘Jewish life goes on’: Djerba Jews and their supporters show resilience after deadly attack
A community does not let a tragedy get in the way of celebrating new life
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Jason Schwartzman is a cantor and Carol Kane is his bat mitzvah student in comedy ‘Between the Temples’
The news comes two weeks after Netflix announced that another Jewish heartthrob actor would play a 'charming rabbi'
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Tunisia’s Jewish pilgrimage and Tuesday’s shooting, explained
The shooting at the synagogue is the deadliest attack on the holy site in more than 20 years and brought tragedy to a public celebration of Jewish life at Africa’s oldest Jewish house of worship
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Mae Muller, UK’s Eurovision contestant, is applying for German passport because grandfather fled Nazis
Israeli Noa Kirel has also made it to the final round of the pop song contest
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In ‘Oppenheimer’ trailer, the atomic bomb is born – and Einstein weeps
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ADL: Antisemitic incidents jumped 41% in California in 2022
Nearly one-fifth of the incidents were propaganda flyer actions associated with the Goyim Defense League
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Ceasefire reportedly reached in Israel-Gaza conflict following two days of fighting
Israeli airstrikes killed 21 Palestinians, including militants and civilians, and terror groups fired more than 200 rockets at Israel
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‘He needs to go’: Long Island Jews react to George Santos’ indictment
Republicans in Washington, however, are not eager to oust him in fear of losing the seat
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5 killed, including 2 Jewish pilgrims, in shooting attack on historic Tunisian synagogue
U.S. antisemitism monitor Deborah Lipstadt had been at El Ghriba synagogue shortly before the attack
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Israel’s foreign minister cuts India visit short as Jews caught in crossfire of violent clashes
'It is time for Israel to act and bring them home to the Jewish state before more Bnei Menashe Jews are killed,' said the leader of an organization that works with Indian Jews
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Israel will add diaspora victims of antisemitism to those mourned on Day of Remembrance
The U.S.-based Ruderman Family Foundation lobbied for the change, which was announced the day before a deadly attack on a Tunisian synagogue
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