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Want to Talk to Your Friends About Jew Hatred? Read This Book – Algemeiner

| July 19, 2024

Considering the surge of Jew hatred in America today, two questions challenge the Jewish community: how did we get here, and where do we go next? No single answer suffices, but a recently published book Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew by Noa Tishby and Emmanuel Acho does an admirable job answering both questions

Alleged Maniac Murder Cult Leader Indicted Over Plot to Kill Jews – WIRED

| July 19, 2024

Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn on Tuesday unsealed a sweeping felony indictment against the 20-year-old they say is the head of a violent Eastern European skinhead gang implicated in a number of assaults and attacks abroad, some of them fatal.

Meet the 6 Jewish baseball players selected in the 2024 MLB Draft – The Jerusalem Post

| July 19, 2024

If the only history-making Jewish feat in baseball this week had been a historic grand slam, it would have been enough. But then a half-dozen Jewish ballplayers were picked in the MLB Draft eclipsing 2023s group of five. Jewish players still make up only a tiny fraction of those selected during the draft, held during the All-Star break this week in Arlington, Texas.

Alleged Neo-Nazi Indicted for Plot to Carry Out New Years Eve Mass Casualty Attack Against Jews, Other Minorities – Algemeiner

| July 19, 2024

US federal authorities have charged, and a grand jury has indicted, a foreign national with planning a mass casualty attack against Jews and other minorities in New York on New Years Eve. The United States Attorneys Office of the Eastern District of New York reported that a grand jury indicted Georgian national Michail Chkhikvishvili with soliciting hate crimes and acts of mass violence

How to succeed in business as a Hasidic Jew? A giant expo offers tips and networking – JTA News – Jewish Telegraphic Agency

| July 19, 2024

Thousands of Hasidic Jews packed into a New Jersey convention center on Wednesday for the annual Satmar Business Expo, an event that showcased entrepreneurship in a tight-knit community better known for its piety and insularity. The hundreds of booths at the expo represented businesses peddling financial consulting services, kosher wine and travel, vacuum cleaners, custom closets, masonry and welding. A company offering corporate food platters offered up crackers with fish spreads, while passersby peered into the windows of a black Tesla Cybertruck parked alongside the display of a utilities company.

Hasidic Pragmatism – The Times of Israel

| July 19, 2024

In recent decades, Haredi society in Israel has stood firm against the winds of change, resolutely defending its traditional way of life. However, in recent years, we are witnessing a surprising and fascinating phenomenon: it is the Hasidim, always perceived as the most conservative, who are leading a quiet but profound revolution at the heart of Haredi society

A Visit to Otvotzk on Yud Beis Tammuz – Anash.org – Good News

| July 19, 2024

In a unique account, Ben-Zion Zyserman-Gold, a Polish yeshiva bochur turned Conservative rabbi in America, describes his visit to the Frierdiker Rebbes Yud Beis Tammuz farbrengen 85 years ago in Otvotzk, Poland.

Israeli charged with working for Iran is Vizhnitz Hasid who ‘didn’t know what he was doing’ – Ynetnews

| July 19, 2024

"He is a Hasidic yeshiva student, strictly following all the rules of the Hasidic community. At first, we all thought it was a mistake, a student familiar with Stern said. Then we realized he was probably involved, but surely not trying to do anything wrong.

Keir Starmer ignores election anger over Palestine at his peril – Middle East Eye

| July 19, 2024

What do the first two weeks of a Labour government tell us about howKeir Starmer intends to run Britain's foreign policy? Before the election, David Lammy, then shadow foreign secretary,laid out his vision of Britains role on the international stage

Palestinian Bid to Ban Israel From Soccer Is Put Off – The New York Times

| July 19, 2024

Soccers global governing body, FIFA, said it had reached an agreement on Thursday with the federations representing Israelis and Palestinians that put off a decision on a potentially explosive dispute until after the Olympics. The dispute, prompted by a Palestinian bid to temporarily suspend Israel from the sport over its actions in the Gaza Strip and the Israeli-occupied West Bank, spares FIFA from a ruling that could have led to Israels team being thrown out of the mens tournament at the Games less than a week before the competition is to begin


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