Four years after Jan. 6, pardons for rioters would be an insult — and threat — to Jews
If pardoned Jan. 6 rioters return to promoting antisemitism, that’s on Trump
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Fast Forward 4 years ago, he stormed the Capitol wearing a Camp Auschwitz sweatshirt. Where is he now?
Copycat versions of the offensive outfit are still online, including as a baby onesie
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Fast Forward Judge sentences former Jewish Press editor to 4 months for his role Jan. 6 Capitol breach
Elliot Resnick will begin serving his sentence in Otisville, a New York prison with many Orthodox Jews, after the High Holidays
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Opinion The Israeli far-right just committed their own Jan. 6
Israeli extremists rejected laws, accountability and democracy in their efforts to break into IDF bases
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Culture Talmudic wisdom holds Trump to a higher standard than the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court just granted Trump presidential immunity, but the Talmud held leaders to a higher standard
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Fast Forward Elliot Resnick, former Jewish Press editor, pleads guilty to Jan. 6 felony
The prosecution and the defense agreed to recommend a sentence of 8-14 months
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Fast Forward Rachel Maddow’s new podcast on 1940s Nazi-backed insurrectionists draws parallels to the Jan. 6 sedition trial
'Ultra' explores a little-known case against Nazi-backed Americans who tried to overthrow their own government
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Opinion Jewish voters have the power to carry Democrats in the midterms
Abortion and the ongoing threats to democracy are the most important issues for Jewish voters
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