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The Limmud FSU Canada festival attracted more than 350 participants
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Tennessee court dismisses Jewish couple’s lawsuit alleging religious bias in adoption law
Elizabeth and Gabriel Rutan-Ram have successfully fostered a teenaged girl despite being turned down for training by a Tennessee adoption agency
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After years of unofficial segregation, Tel Aviv University offers mixed Jewish-Arab dorm rooms
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Top AP brass attend reopening of Gaza bureau that was in building bombed by Israel
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Israeli gunshot ‘likely’ killed Shireen Abu Akleh, US concludes after analyzing bullet
The bullet was too damaged to definitively settle the question of who shot the Al Jazeera journalist in May, the U.S. analysts concluded
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Judge gives Brazilian pastor who called for a second Holocaust historic 18-year prison sentence
A pastor who was filmed two years ago praying for another Holocaust was sentenced to 18 years and six months in prison, a historic penalty that made headlines across Brazil.
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Lapid to meet France’s Macron in first official trip as prime minister
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