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Iranian Jews caught between frustration and hope as US debates intervention
As unrest erupts in Iran, Iranian American Jews balance hope for change with unease over how U.S. debates on intervention, 'America First,' and Israel are shaping the conversation
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After Alex Pretti killing in Minneapolis, Jewish gun owners confront Second Amendment tensions
'We aren’t past the point of no return, but we are getting so darn close, and I wish that more Jews would recognize that,' said one Jewish gun owner
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Antisemitism Decoded Israel is teaming up with the far right to fight global antisemitism
Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli said Jews should focus on the shared threat posed by 'radical Islam'
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Holy Ground A millennial rabbi built a synagogue where others have closed. Her maverick ideas are becoming a model.
An urban synagogue in South Philadelphia is growing fast by defying expectations — and has become a closely watched experiment in American Jewish life
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Orthodox Jewish groups have been quiet about ICE. This Minneapolis rabbi wasn’t.
Rabbi Max Davis on bearing witness and making a difference in Minneapolis
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Twin Cities Jewish clergy guided worshippers to grief and loss after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti
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Why Josh Shapiro’s memoir could complicate a presidential run
From the Tree of Life massacre to his 2024 vetting, the Pennsylvania governor frames his public life through moments tied to Jewish identity
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