GOP nominee for Pennsylvania governor makes new Nazi analogy, this time about the Jan. 6 attack
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Head of campus pro-Israel group loses Republican Congressional primary in Nevada
David Brog, a protege of the Adelsons, lost to a former military colonel.
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Judge: Yeshiva University must recognize LGBTQ club
The ruling requires the university to give the YU Pride Alliance 'all the privileges afforded to all other student groups'
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Florida synagogue sues over new anti-abortion law as violation of Jews’ religious rights
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A chief rabbi in Ukraine denies sexual misconduct allegations
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‘Wokeness’ is Enemy No. 1 at a conservative Jewish conference
In speeches from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, writer Bari Weiss, Tikvah Fund CEO Eric Cohen and others, “wokeness” was the topic du jour.
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A cop displayed Nazi symbols and joked about the Holocaust. A city near Seattle paid him $1.5 million to go away
An assistant police chief joked “that his grandfather died in the Holocaust after getting drunk and falling” out of a guard tower.
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FBI looking into ‘The Mapping Project,’ pro-Palestinian site targeting ‘Zionist leaders’ in Boston
Politicians and Jewish groups have condemned the anonymous website as a roadmap for antisemitic attacks
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Biden to visit Israel, Palestinian areas and Saudi Arabia in mid-July
The visit will emphasize reestablishing U.S. ties with the Palestinians, and may include a meeting with Maccabiah athletes.
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A.B. Yehoshua, a literary giant and political activist in Israel, dies at 85
A.B. Yehoshua, among Israel's most esteemed writers, was also a political activist and frequent commentator on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Chief UK rabbi: No need for a three-hour service
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