Hundreds of thousands of Israelis join largest recent rallies on behalf of Gaza hostages
Organizers said 1 million Israelis participated through hundreds of demonstrations on Sunday
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Why neo-Nazis marched in Indianapolis this weekend, and almost every weekend in the US
Neo-Nazis with swastika flags have marched in Indiana, Ohio, outside a Michigan production of 'The Diary of Anne Frank' and at Disney World in Florida
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US suspends Gaza visas after Laura Loomer criticizes admission of children for medical care
“This is a national security threat,” the Jewish far-right provocateur tweeted
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Roblox’s ban of a user named ‘Schlep’ has ignited a crisis for the mega-popular gaming platform
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Hostage families call for general strike in Israel to protest expansion of war in Gaza
The country’s largest labor coalition declined to join the call, saying a strike would not be effective
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Pete Buttigieg shifts tone on Israel following backlash over supportive comments
Buttigieg’s hard left turn reflects the trend in the Democratic Party
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Oct. 7 documentary is reinstated at Toronto film festival after cancelation brouhaha
The director of TIFF and Barry Avrich, the filmmaker behind 'The Road Between Us,' announced the reversal in a joint statement
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Jewish baseball fans have created an exhaustive list of Jewish players. They missed Monte Pfeiffer.
Pfeiffer played a single game for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1913
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Argentinian President Javier Milei will use ‘Jewish Nobel’ to launch ‘Isaac Accords’
The $1 million initiative aims to improve diplomatic, economic and cultural cooperation between Israel and Latin America
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North Carolina Democrat spurns AIPAC, in latest sign of party’s growing distance from Israel
Rep. Valerie Foushee’s pledge not accept pro-Israel lobby’s money comes as Democratic National Convention weighs a resolution that would call for an arms embargo to Israel and recognition of Palestinian statehood
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E.J. Antoni, Trump’s new favorite economist, thinks a Nazi warship is ‘hard not to love’
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