Top AP brass attend reopening of Gaza bureau that was in building bombed by Israel
The presence of AP’s two top officials at the dedication of the new office signaled the importance the agency attached to reopening the bureau
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What you need to know about Highland Park, the very Jewish Chicago suburb rattled by July 4 shooting
The tragedy struck the heart of one of the country’s idyllic suburban Jewish capitals, with a rich Jewish history that dates back to the early 20th century
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At Israel embassy event, deputy health secretary Rachel Levine issues call to ‘stand against bullying’ of trans people
Speakers lauded Israel’s promotion of LGBTQ rights.
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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
'The Lebanese government should keep Hezbollah under control – or we will,' Lapid says as he departs for Paris
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At least 7 killed at July 4 parade in Highland Park, Illinois, heavily Jewish suburb of Chicago
The Maxwell Street Klezmer Band was playing when the shooting began
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Israeli celebrities covertly paid to extol Jewish laws around sex and menstruation
The social media influencers encouraged women to observe Jewish menstruation-related laws without properly disclosing that they were sponsored by a pro-religion group
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In first speech as Israeli prime minister, Yair Lapid calls to stem extremism in politics
Lapid: “The political sphere has become more and more extreme, violent and vicious, and it is dragging Israeli society along with it. This we must stop.”
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Boston-area college fires employee who allegedly hit campus with repeated antisemitic graffiti
Curry College had searched for five months to identify the perpetrator.
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The Moishe House in Kyiv has become a safe haven during wartime
The house normally meant to engage young people in Jewish life has sheltered people fleeing violence and destruction.
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