What CNN’s Dana Bash learned reporting on the rise in antisemitism
‘I honestly didn’t realize how much hate was zeroing in on Jews,’ Bash said in an interview
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When the Saudi Crown Prince interrupts your Seder – and more things we learned from Jared Kushner’s new memoir
Kushner’s book, ‘Breaking History: A White House Memoir,’ is due out on Tuesday
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In an era of war, Ukrainian refugee kids get a summer break thanks to Jewish charity
New York's central Jewish charity is sending millions of dollars for critical services in Ukraine, Ukrainian refugees in Europe and summer camp scholarships for Ukrainian kids in New York
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Sports ‘Hard work beats talent:’ Meet the 20-year-old Orthodox table tennis phenom battling discrimination and aiming for the Olympics
Estee Ackerman, a Yeshiva University senior, beat Rafael Nadal at ping pong as a preteen and is nationally ranked in her sport — and she’s just getting started
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New group targets leading progressive candidate in race for Brooklyn-Manhattan seat
The New York Progressive PAC spent $225,000 in mailers opposing Yuh-Line Niou, one of the leading candidates in New York’s 10th District
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Biden’s first Democratic challenger is a Jewish philosopher angered by Biden’s ‘shameful’ Mideast trip
Jerome Segal founded the Jewish Peace Lobby and is making his fourth run for public office
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Mondaire Jones wants progressives, Jewish voters to boost his bid for Brooklyn House seat
Jones defended his alliance with candidate Yuh-Line Niou against frontrunner Dan Goldman. Niou has associated herself with BDS supporters
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Sean Patrick Maloney locks in Jewish support in competitive reelection bid for upstate New York seat
‘All those people who want to weaken Israel are not supporting me,’ the incumbent Democrat said in an interview
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Baja California cartel violence a rare threat for small but tightknit Jewish community
Cartel-fueled violence shut down Friday night services in Tijuana this past weekend, but services resumed Saturday
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Is this Russian rabbi fair game for sanctions, or being held to a double standard?
A Chabad rabbi singled out for sanctions says he doesn’t support the war in Ukraine. His critics say he hasn’t done enough to oppose it
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How young Arab women are lured into organized crime in Israel
Enticed by promises of love or a better life, these women are then used in a variety of ways: Moving money, laundering funds and sexual exploitation. Some of the young women break the law willingly – in order to survive
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Opinion The Iran war ended terribly for the US, and even worse for Israel
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News Abdul El-Sayed is courting Jewish voters — without moderating his views on Israel
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