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He went toe-to-toe with Wilt Chamberlain and came away with the Tar Heels' first national championship
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Bipartisan members of Congress urge Biden administration to prioritize fight against antisemitism
‘More can and must be done,’ reads a letter sent to DHS secretary Alejandro Mayorkas by 92 House members
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Nick Fuentes, white nationalist with GOP ties, says ‘Jews stood in the way’ of Roe v. Wade’s end
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Unilever sells Ben & Jerry’s Israeli operations, allowing West Bank sales to continue
The parent company had come under severe criticism from pro-Israel groups who said it was antisemitic to boycott Israeli settlements
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Ultra-Orthodox leader implicated in decades of sexual abuse dies
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In Hungary, a palace tied to political scandal becomes Jewish refugee camp
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Kosher certification agency sues JetBlue, saying they lied about a kosher snack
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Argentina investigates Iranian-owned plane on suspicion of terrorism activity, stoking fear amongst Jewish groups
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Deal reached to dissolve Knesset by Wednesday
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Norwegian Jews seek changes to national calendar that ignores most of their holidays
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