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Proposed laws aim to test the Supreme Court’s ban on public school-sponsored prayer
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Iranian Jews caught between frustration and hope as US debates intervention
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After Alex Pretti killing in Minneapolis, Jewish gun owners confront Second Amendment tensions
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Antisemitism Decoded Israel is teaming up with the far right to fight global antisemitism
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For fleeing Jews, Venezuela was a golden land. Now in exile, they watch their homeland’s unrest with trepidation.
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