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Jackson's Jews prep for bat mitzvah amid water crisis, families of Munich massacre reach deal with Germany, longtime Moscow rabbi fondly recalls Gorbachev, and the Jewish history of Cel-Ray soda.
Skeletal remains found in well from medieval pogrom, Google employee quits over Israel fracas, West Virginia rabbi on being Jewish in Appalachia, and why Amy Schumer says she needs a yarmulke.
Y.U. petitions Supreme Court to block LGBTQ club, how to host Shabbat at Burning Man, the Israeli heirs suing for 'Top Gun' profits, and Oregon's Swastika Mountain to be renamed.
He escaped Auschwitz. Now his story is being told in a Hollywood movie and upcoming book. Plus: Why Adam Sandler spent six weeks at shul this summer and the Jewish take on 'quiet quitting.'
Montana gets its synagogue back, Shia LaBeouf says goodbye to Judaism, Wolf Blitzer opens up about being the child of Holocaust survivors, and how do you say National Dog Day in Yiddish?
Half of Ukrainians who fled to Israel have left, antisemitic tweets in Arizona, mom clears up stereotypes of her son's Haredi marriage, and the demise of Montreal's favorite cream cheese.
NYC didn't lose its lone Jewish member of the House of Representatives – it gained a second one. Plus: Drought reveals sunken Nazi ships, and mother-son duo compete in badminton championship.
Ben & Jerry's loses in court, student newspaper removes Israel oped, attorney sentenced in Chabad of Poway scandal, Arab women lured into organized crime, and a new show from 'Shtisel' creator.
Behind the scenes of CNN's antisemitism documentary, why Putin is obsessed with this Ukrainian Jewish city, high school writes up student for religious garb, and raging bull runs through Israeli bank
Russia postpones verdict on Jewish Agency, anniversary of the Crown Heights riots, Texas school board reverses ban on Anne Frank adaptation, and Orthodox table tennis star has Olympics in sight.
Fire destroys part of Grossinger’s, Israel and Turkey restore full diplomatic ties, Jonah Hill reveals mental health battle, and a man returned a 75-year overdue library book about Hitler.
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