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Creating an environment where all Jewish people belong
Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month serves as an annual reminder to make communal spaces more inclusive.
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Top 10 reasons Israel has (so far) survived coronavirus
Why Israel fared better than most countries during the global pandemic, and why Israelis are likely to continue to get back to normal more quickly.
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NVIDIA to launch $500 million AI data center in Israel
The 10,000 square meter facility will be one of the largest and most advanced data-center labs in Israel, according to the company.
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A year after Colleyville, the Jewish community is rethinking security
The safety of American Jews is being addressed and we will continue to bring light to the world.
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Biden promised Gaza aid wouldn’t go to Hamas. He lied.
And now an official who funded the murder of a 17-year-old girl is in charge.
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A new Mideast order is taking shape, says ex-senior Israeli intelligence officer
The Arab Spring period featured large-scale civil wars, uprisings and the involvement of external elements in failed states, as old orders fell apart. But new developments depict a different scenario, according to an ex-senior intelligence officer.
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Jewish-owned cafe in San Francisco tagged with anti-Semitic graffiti
“Targeting Jewish businesses is straight-up anti-Semitic,” California State Sen. Scott Wiener wrote in a series of Twitter posts that included photos of the graffiti and past anti-Semitic vandalism of the store.
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Iniquitous indictments for invented infractions
Like every mortal on the planet, Benjamin Netanyahu is not irreplaceable or unblemished, though his record indicates that he is by far the most capable candidate to lead Israel in these challenging times.
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After complaints about professor, Muhlenberg College enters agreement with Ed Department
“All students deserve to learn in an environment that is free from discrimination and harassment,” said Catherine Lhamon, assistant secretary for civil rights at the U.S. Department of Education.
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Supreme Court denies case from CUNY faculty alleging antisemitic union
“Our clients should be proud of what they accomplished in the face of entrenched opposition,” a lawyer for the plaintiffs told JNS.
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Rookie NFL kicker scores goal with new ‘mezuzah’
Greg Joseph has just arrived in Cleveland, and already things have gotten off on the right foot.
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A brief history of Jew-hatred
Jew-hatred is as old as the Judean Hills, predating even the rebellion of the Jewish nation against Roman imperialism and colonialism from 66 to 73 C.E. Among the punishments Rome inflicted: renaming the conquered Jewish territories.
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Knesset coronavirus committee votes to keep restaurants open
Committee head MK Yifat Shasha-Biton “fell into a trap set by the opposition,” says coalition chairman Miki Zohar • Israeli Restaurants Association CEO: “Shasha-Biton voted according to her conscience.”
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