Jamaal Bowman’s Jewish allies counter efforts to unseat him over his stances on Israel
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Misha Shaffner-Kargman, a Jewish student at a liberal arts college, asks, “Why can’t we just mourn in peace?”
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A poll found that 80% of Arab-Israelis opposed Hamas’ attack, while just 5% supported it
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Amid divisions, Jews on the left find unity mourning victims and warning against Gaza ‘genocide’
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‘Kidnapped’ posters calling attention to Israeli hostages keep getting torn down
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‘I decided to play dead … My son is still missing’: A survivor’s account from Kibbutz Nir Oz
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They were wounded in combat and terror attacks. Now, they’re aiding the latest victims of Hamas
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How relatives of Israel’s missing are making sure their loved ones aren’t forgotten
The family members of missing Israelis have formed their own battalion of sorts, organizing via group text and, within days, getting the attention of the world and the president of the United States
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