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An Arizona cemetery now requires mourners to leave before burial. A rabbi plans to sue.
Jewish families say a Scottsdale cemetery’s new policy requiring loved ones to leave before a casket is lowered disrupts a core burial ritual
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Ethiopian American Jews lament loss of Harlem restaurant hub
Tsion Cafe declared a tiny community’s public presence through food and cultural connection. Its shutdown in the face of antisemitic harassment leaves a void for members of the Jewish-African diaspora.
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Antisemitism Decoded Trump and Biden officials clash over campus antisemitism actions as federal investigation kicks off
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Trump’s Board of Peace met. But can it follow through?
The improvised international coalition puts pressure on Bibi with a pathway toward Palestinian statehood — provided its attention span survives big challenges
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She’s a democratic socialist who affirmed Israel’s right to exist. Can she be LA’s next mayor?
Nithya Raman thinks she can win over the city's Jewish voters. Step one: Convince them she’s not Zohran Mamdani.
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An audiobook narrator told Zionists to kill themselves. A popular romance novelist hired him anyway.
As the romance genre has grown more inclusive, some authors say Jews still aren’t getting their happily-ever-after
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As the last generation of Holocaust survivors die, is AI the future of Holocaust education?
An AI-powered digital Holocaust survivor is making the rounds at New York schools and shuls
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Muslim and Sephardic Jewish college students are connecting over shared heritage
Amid campus tensions, participants in Mizrahi cultural events say shared food, language and other commonalities are creating unexpected connections.
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This Jewish Olympian prays with her mom before every race
Kamryn Lute, a Manhattan native competing for Team USA in Milan, grounds herself in faith before speed skating at 35 miles an hour
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Antisemitism Decoded Most American Jews aren’t ‘Zionist’ — so what are they?
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