U of Michigan fires DEI official over purported antisemitic comments
The incident came as the university has faced questions about its ability to protect Jewish students and personnel
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Newborn grandson of Trump’s Mideast envoy named after Trump
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Despite ceasefire, residents of northern Israel are wary of return, fearing another Oct. 7
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‘September 5’ focuses on news, not Jews, in dramatizing 1972 Munich attack on Israeli Olympians
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An Israeli cafe chain launched by and for Oct. 7 survivors is expanding to more cities
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What happened to relics of Syria’s Jewish history? Assad’s collapse spurs efforts to assess the damage.
Bombardment, looting and disuse have wreaked an uncertain toll on the country’s former synagogues and Jewish sites
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After anti-Israel protests roil NYU, its basketball game with Yeshiva University is closed to the general public
YU’s head coach calls it a ‘security decision’
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‘I want a long-lasting peace’: Trump talks about Israel in Time’s Person of the Year interview
President-elect Trump was named Time's Person of the Year for the second time
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How a Jewish teen’s description of New York City life in 1945 found a contemporary audience of millions
Charlotte Buchsbaum, a teen in 1945 New York, wrote about going to bar mitzvahs, celebrating Passover, and heading to Times Square to celebrate the U.S. victory over Japan.
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Challenges and opportunities for the Jewish members of the 119th Congress
The incoming legislature will most likely welcome the largest number of Jewish Republicans in the House — and in Congress overall — since the 1990s
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Despite war, these American Jewish athletes are choosing to pursue their careers in Israel
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