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Egypt and Jordan implement curfews to counter spread of coronavirus
Egypt has 366 cases of the coronavirus; 19 have died so far. Jordan’s number of cases jumped from six to 112 in the past week.
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Vienna's Jewish history: Of prosperity and persecution
Jews were tragically expelled from the Austrian capital three times, but when allowed to were able to reach great heights, leaving an indelible mark.
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Netanyahu: War against Hamas will continue until ‘total victory’
According to the Israeli prime minister, ending the war before the objectives are met would harm the security of the Jewish state “for generations."
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Amnesty Israel rejects parent group’s genocide allegations
The Tel Aviv-based affiliate did say there were "suspicions of ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity" by the Jewish state.
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Jacob Helberg: wokeness ‘driving generational realignment’
The Democratic Party impugns conservatives, while Republicans are unified and focused on substance, the political donor told JNS.
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OECD chief expresses confidence in Israeli economy
"The extent of the war's impact on the main growth engines of the Israeli economy, especially technology and innovation, is relatively low," said Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen.
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Israeli drone targets senior Hezbollah official in Lebanon
Explosions were also reported in the Syrian city of Aleppo.
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Biden admin pans pro-terror rhetoric at White House rally
"Endorsing murderous terrorist organizations like Hamas is repugnant, dangerous and against everything we stand for as a country,” says deputy White House spokesperson.
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German Bundestag president to tour Yad Vashem, take part in Yom Hashoah events
“I have no doubt that this visit will also help strengthen the connection and parliamentary work between the Knesset and the Bundestag,” said Knesset Speaker Mickey Levy.
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Two new websites seek to fill news void for Canadian Jewish community
An estimated 400,000 Jews live in Canada.
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The Oct. 7 war: One year later
What really happened then and what is really happening now.
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Chabad poised to help as more than 1 million flee Florence
“There’s a sense of urgency here that I haven’t felt before,” said Rabbi Moshe Lieblich, co-director of Chabad of Wilmington with his wife, Chana. “People are scared.”
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