Australian state of Victoria bans the public display of Nazi swastikas
The second-most populous state in Australia, home to Melbourne, is expected to lead others to follow its example.
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How the murders of Jewish farmers connected an Argentine writer with his family’s past
A new book explores the triumphs and tragedies of Argentina’s first Jewish agricultural colony.
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‘Nazi hunter’ Eli Rosenbaum tapped to head DOJ team investigating war crimes in Ukraine
The former director of the Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations for decades sought out and deported Nazi war criminals living in the United States.
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Controversial Texas GOP platform would ‘prohibit’ Palestinian state
In outright suggesting a “prohibition” on a Palestinian state, the platform goes farther than the 2016 national GOP platform, which withdrew Republican support for a two-state outcome.
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After a threat, Israel evacuated citizens out of Istanbul. Life for local Turkish Jews hasn’t changed.
A travel warning linked to an Iranian plot hasn’t disturbed life Turkish Jews, who have enjoyed the warming of Israel-Turkey relations.
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Orthodox leaders: Supreme Court ruling will boost religious schools far beyond Maine
They call it a 'watershed' ruling that will support push for public funding of religious schools in New York, New Jersey and elsewhere
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Jozef Walaszczyk, Poland’s oldest rescuer of Jews, dies at 102
His story of rescuing up to 50 people is relatively unknown in Poland.
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Which European countries are best for Jews? A new study offers unexpected answers.
Italy and Hungary, where the prevalence of antisemitism is relatively high, top the chart of new study on the quality of life for Jews in 12 democracies.
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Bennett, Lapid agree on dissolving Knesset; Israel heads for fifth election in three years
If the vote passes, Foreign Minister Yair Lapid will become prime minister until elections are held in the fall. Sources close to Bennett say he is weighing retiring from politics altogether
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Belgian lawmakers scrap bill to ban kosher, halal slaughter in Brussels
Brussels is the only region of the country where kosher and halal slaughter remain legal.
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Progressive rabbis demonstrated for workers’ rights — and a Hasidic-owned company listened
It’s rare for both sides to sit down for a meeting right away, said an organizer.
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