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Phil Ritzenberg, former editor and publisher of the New York Jewish Week, dies at 90
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Jon Ossoff and Mitt Romney join in bipartisan demand for query into Shireen Abu Akleh killing
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Group of Democrats and Republicans call on Palestinian Authority to release bullet that killed Palestinian journalist
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Orthodox rabbis don’t enter churches. So why did Britain’s chief rabbi attend service at one?
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House members ask to double funding for office of special envoy on antisemitism
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In a first, Israeli government to pay Orthodox women to advise on Jewish law
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