The Detroit church founded by antisemite Father Coughlin hosts an event on Jewish-Catholic relations
Members of the Shrine of the Little Flower have formed a committee to reexamine its history.
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Boycott advocates claim victory as General Mills divests its Israeli dough operation
The company is selling its stake in an East Jerusalem dough factory, in a move carrying echoes of Ben & Jerry’s 2021 divestment.
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In Jerusalem, identical twins give birth to boys on the same day
Just as they did 31 years ago, Yael went first, followed by Avital.
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New super PAC aims at electing pro-Israel Black Democrats
The PAC arrives after years of tension between the pro-Israel community and Black Democratic lawmakers.
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Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial nominee Doug Mastriano once likened gun control to Nazi policies before the Holocaust
In the wake of the mass shooting at a Texas school, blue states are trying to make it harder to buy assault weapons and other guns
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Nonprofit: Feds should continue to monitor antisemitism at NYU
The Biden administration could soon decide that the university has adequately addressed problems raised by Jewish students
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Netflix releases photos of Bradley Cooper wearing prosthetic nose to portray Leonard Bernstein, reigniting Jewish representation debate
Cooper’s Bernstein biopic is adding fuel to the “Jewface” debate fire.
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‘Grassroots’ or ‘Greengrass’? Upper West Side appetizing shop is ensnared in Maloney-Nadler matchup
Rep. Carolyn Maloney, on a collision course with Rep. Jerry Nadler, forgets the name of a beloved West Side deli.
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Second gentleman Doug Emhoff says he didn’t expect his Judaism ‘to be such a big deal’
On a White House call to mark Jewish American Heritage Month, Emhoff said he has come to realize ‘how much this representation matters to people’
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Pinchas Stolper, Orthodox Union leader who retired after rabbi abuse scandal, dies at 90
He had sought to make Orthodox Judaism accessible to young people.
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After unearthing social media posts, French prosecutors now suspect antisemitism in elderly Jew’s death
A coalition of French Jewish groups said it welcomed the development but questioned why the press, not the police, first identified the alleged killer’s social media posts.
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