Romania passes ‘landmark law’ guaranteeing the right to kosher slaughter
A Romanian Jewish leader called the law 'a shining symbol to other countries throughout the world.'
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Ben & Jerry’s disavows ice cream sold under its brand in Israel after Unilever’s unilateral sale
The public statement from Ben & Jerry's comes months after it filed a federal lawsuit against Unilever in hopes of stopping the sale of ice-cream under its brand name in 'occupied Palestinian territories'
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From Jack Antonoff to Doja Cat to Flora Purim, this year’s Jewish Grammy nominees span every genre
Jews from across the rap, rock, classical, soundtrack and audiobook worlds are up for awards
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How a Catholic university amassed a treasure trove of Jewish artifacts from the Bronx
Fordham University and its Jewish studies center are collecting the quotidian artifacts of a once-thriving Jewish community
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Teacher at Baltimore Jewish school arrested for rape, child pornography
‘We are horrified and saddened,’ the school wrote to parents
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Palestinian assailant kills three Israelis in the West Bank before being shot dead
Israeli troops raided the assailant’s home village and arrested several family members, local media reported
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Patagonia’s first new synagogue in over 40 years reveals a growing Argentine-Jewish community
There are no reliable estimates of the number of Jews living in Argentina’s famously beautiful southern region. But there are more than communal leaders realized
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Can a Tree of Life memorial ‘end antisemitism in our lifetime’? Its new CEO hopes so.
Carole Zawatsky, the first head of the new Tree of Life, shares her vision for educating Americans about antisemitism
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Ben-Gvir’s wife attends meeting of coalition wives while armed with handgun
‘Yes, I carry a gun. Deal with it,’ Ayala Ben-Gvir defends her decision to arrive at meeting armed
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Reports: FBI opens up new inquiry into the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh
The FBI may be ready to investigate whether the shooting was intentional, as Palestinian officials and Abu Akleh’s family have alleged
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Are Birthright participants more likely to marry Jews? A study says yes
A new study used data the Pew Research Center collected for its 2020 study of American Jews
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