Why Israel could be banned from European soccer over the Gaza war
A majority vote of UEFA’s executive committee would suspend Israel from international competition
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Aron Bell, last of the Bielski brothers whose famed brigade saved 1,200 Jews, dies at 98
The youngest of the Jewish partisan brothers, Bell would sneak into the nearby ghetto to help convince imprisoned Jews to escape
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Florida man charged with arson for setting Chabad classroom ablaze before Rosh Hashanah
The suspect’s mother told police that he had 'hatred' toward Jewish people that had worsened in recent years
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Syracuse students charged with hate crime after pork thrown into Jewish frat on Rosh Hashanah
'We are heartbroken and outraged by this hateful crime committed against our fraternity,' the fraternity wrote
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Rabbi Jonathan Sacks died 5 years ago. His new Torah commentary is making waves in Israel.
Sacks, the chief rabbi of Great Britain, is the author of a posthumous volume that is challenging Israel’s top-selling Koren Tanakh
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Jewish summer camps offered Israeli teens a break from the pressures at home
The Jewish Agency’s Campers2Gether program matched over 700 Israeli teens with their North American peers in 2025
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Thessaloniki’s Armenian minority and Jewish past are bound by a shared history of genocide
Half of the Greek port city’s residents were Jewish in 1919. Today, only a few are
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France recognizes Palestinian statehood at UN General Assembly: ‘We must pave the way for peace’
The move was decried by the White House and Israeli officials who said that it rewards Hamas
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Bruce Pearl, Auburn’s record-breaking Jewish basketball coach, resigns amid rumored Senate run
Pearl is a pro-Israel advocate and Republican supporter of Donald Trump who is beloved in Alabama
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Annual Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage in Ukraine is clouded by arrests of yeshiva students in Israel
The city of Uman is home to the grave of Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav
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Miami-Dade County’s Jewish mayor faces off against her own son over Israel bonds investment
Daniella Levine Cava and Ted Cava are on opposite sides of a local battle over Israel
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