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A leading expert on anti-Semitism has said that university campus groups "have the right to exclude Zionists." Writing in the Times of Israel, Kenneth Stern argued that, although it may be "hurtful" and counterproductive, the right of progressive groups to exclude advocates of the occupation state must be respected. Stern is the US attorney who took the lead in drafting the highly controversial International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism.
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admin | September 11, 2022
(New York Jewish Week) A synagogue on the Upper West Side has announced that it will no longer serve lox otherwise known as cured salmon during its weekly kiddush lunches that follow Saturday morning Shabbat services.
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admin | September 11, 2022
Why were European Jews who appeared in court subjugated to humiliating acts like standing bare-chested and bare-headed on a bloody pigskin?
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admin | September 11, 2022
Yoni Battats new album his first solo one isnt called Fragments by accident. In it, Mr. Battat, whose family combines disparate Jewish histories, whose lyrics are based on a range of texts in a number of languages, whose instincts are tempered by study and the application of intellectual knowledge, and whose music is informed by Jewish influences from all over, uses everything he knows (as he must, because its all inside him).
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admin | September 11, 2022
Photo taken in Tel Aviv, Israel Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, is coming sooner than you think (were sorry!) on September 25, 2022. This means that its time to start ordering those Rosh Hashanah presents! Are Rosh Hashanah presents a thing? Maybe not quite as popular as Hanukkah presents, but a nice gift for whichever brave soul is hosting your Rosh Hashanah dinner, or just some new swag for yourself and kids, is always welcome
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admin | September 11, 2022
Kazakhstan is a country of diverse cultures and religions. They coexist in harmony, respect, and tolerance. It is not by chance that the 7thCongress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions is to take place in the countrys capital, Nur-Sultan, on the 14th and 15th of September.
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admin | September 11, 2022
Engraving of astronomers looking at the sky.
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admin | September 11, 2022
In April 1945, a young British forces soldier helped liberate the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Climbing onto a wooden crate he shouted, in Yiddish, to the living human skeleton survivors in striped uniforms before him: Jews! There are still Jews living! That young man was Chaim Herzog, the Belfast-born and Dublin-raised politician who later became Israels sixth president.
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admin | September 11, 2022
Our name is the first thing we own when we enter the world. Names honor ancestors, recall favorite characters, evoke nature, and bring joy to those who bestow them.
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