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Protesters picket Manhattan synagogue over Israel real estate sale, testing Mamdani and new law
The NYPD kept demonstrators and counterdemonstrators nearly a block away from Park East Synagogue, where a prior protest spurred measures to protect houses of worship
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Indiana synagogue that shaped Reform movement is sold — and will become a coffee shop, event space
A grassroots effort to reclaim the 1867 Lafayette building fell short. Its new owner says he will preserve the structure while giving it a new life
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Most Jewish voters rate Mamdani poorly, new poll finds
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s selection as JTS commencement speaker roils graduating class
Two opposing letters are circulating among undergrads at the college, a bastion of Israel support
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Americans have a crucial role to play in a movement determined to change the country’s course after three years of war, leaders say
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As Supreme Court dilutes Voting Rights Act, Tennessee’s first Jewish congressman could lose his seat
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Iran’s Jewish community is facing increased surveillance and loyalty pressures, leaving loved ones abroad in fear
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He was president of his synagogue. Now he wants to be LA’s next mayor.
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