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Teacher at Baltimore Jewish school arrested for rape, child pornography
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Palestinian assailant kills three Israelis in the West Bank before being shot dead
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Can a Tree of Life memorial ‘end antisemitism in our lifetime’? Its new CEO hopes so.
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Ben-Gvir’s wife attends meeting of coalition wives while armed with handgun
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Reports: FBI opens up new inquiry into the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh
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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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A Jewish museum exhibit features the Palestinian flag. Some visitors wonder if it belongs.
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‘Not a theocracy’: Proposed change to Israel’s Law of Return sparks concern
The results of Israel’s recent election skewed toward right-wing candidates, some of whom want to restrict who the country welcomes under its Law of Return
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