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Omar pushes back against McCarthy as opposition to remove her from key House panel grows
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This Israeli village on the Lebanon border was isolated for decades. Now it’s a tourist hotspot.
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Comedian Modi Rosenfeld is a mainstay for Orthodox audiences. He’s also gay. So what?
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Kirsten Gillibrand returns from Israel ‘optimistic’ about Netanyahu’s plan for Mideast peace
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At the UN, a ‘Book of Names’ invites visitors to touch the names of more than 4.8 million Jewish Holocaust victims
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