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News 1 in 5 Americans think Jews ‘have too much power,’ new ADL survey finds
Majority of Americans agree Jews 'stick together,' and seek to hire other Jews
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Opinion It’s a new year. Can we please talk about antisemitism in a new way?
Antisemitism and hate crime reports don’t reflect American Jewish reality
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Culture Kids love to play video games. So do white supremacists.
With little moderation, hate speech is rampant in games
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Sports A timeline of Kyrie Irving’s antisemitism controversy
The NBA star was suspended for a minimum of five games Thursday night. A few hours later, he finally apologized for sharing the antisemitic movie last week.
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Fast Forward Report shows more hate crimes against Los Angeles Jews
Among religious groups, Jews were by far the most targeted, followed by Catholics and Muslims
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News Despite rising antisemitism, many Jews still want to celebrate Hanukkah publicly
Past incidents of desecrated and stolen Hanukkah decorations will not deter many Jews from displaying them again
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Fast Forward Antisemitic incidents are spiking in NYC and made up 60% of all hate crimes last month
The NYPD documented a total of 662 incidents motivated by anti-Jewish bias this year
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News ‘Shocking’ survey about antisemitic hiring based on shaky data
A poll by Resume Builder claimed that nearly one-quarter of hiring managers were antisemitic, but experts pointed to a flawed sample
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