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Turkey and Israel: A Relationship Unlikely to be Fully Rekindled – Foreign Policy Research Institute

| March 3, 2022

In recent months, the phone lines between Ankara and Tel Aviv have been unusually busy. In November, following the release of an Israeli couple that had been detained while vacationing in Istanbul, Israeli President Isaac Herzog rang his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdoan, thanking the leader for his role in resolving the crisis. Shortly after, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett followed suit in what was the first official conversation between Turkish and Israeli heads of government since 2013.

I’ve listened to racism without challenging it – that won’t happen again – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| March 3, 2022

(JTA) If I have learned anything over the past month, it is that racist tropes are not harmless words. They must be actively and consistently challenged.

Holocaust survivor killed in traffic accident Jessica Seinfelds meatless meals The meaning of Maus – Jewish Telegraphic Agency

| February 11, 2022

Good morning, New York. Jewish Bronx-born comedian and actor Robert Klein turns 80 today. I was in the DeWitt Clinton High School marching band, he has joked.

Rep. Andy Levin the ‘most corrosive’ on Israel – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| February 11, 2022

(JTA) Some members of Congress are openly hostile to Israel. But it was Rep. Andy Levin, a Detroit-area Michigan Democrat and a scion of a storied Jewish political family, whom a former AIPAC president identified in an email earlier this month as arguably the most corrosive member of Congress to the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Fayetteville man one of seven removed from commission aimed at preserving Holocaust-related sites – Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

| January 30, 2022

The White House this month ousted seven members from a commission that preserves Holocaust-related sites, telling them they could either resign or be terminated. The overhaul of the U.S

Top Canadian agent smokes out long-lost relatives with new title The Cigar Factory – The Times of Israel

| January 24, 2022

TORONTO Over the past 50 years, Canadian super-agent Michael Levine has helped bring hundreds of fiction and non-fiction books into the world.

Things to do in Cincinnati this week: Jan. 24-30 – The Cincinnati Enquirer

| January 24, 2022

Here's a look at what's happening this week in Cincinnati. Due to the surge in new COVID-19 cases and uncertainties surrounding events during the pandemic, be sure to double-check with venues before heading out. MUSIC: Danish String Quartet, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Hall, 1225 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine

St. Augustine celebrates rich history during Jewish …

| January 20, 2022

City: Jewish American values have shaped community While St. Augustine was colonized by Spanish officials, the city also has Jewish heritage and influences that local leaders are celebrating. Former Florida Gov.

Giving to the Golani Brigade – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| January 20, 2022

When Federation CEO Keith Dvorchik went to Israel last October, one of the places he visited was Hebron, the beautiful city where the Jewish patriarch Abraham and matriarch Sarah, as well as Isaac and Rebekah, Jacob and Leah and Joseph are buried. As Dvorchik relaxed with others in the group, he learned that the soldiers who guard the tomb have no place to relax when they are off duty

Cultural and holiday traditions are celebrated – liherald

| January 20, 2022

Being a school that is renowned for its diverse student body, Lawrence High School is home to a wide variety of heritage clubs that inform their members of the worlds cultural traditions. Throughout the month of December, club meetings have focused primarily on discussing the holiday traditions and customs of different ethnocultural groups. Members of the Latin American Club recounted family customs including a feast on Dec


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