Jewish family in Phoenix leaves anti-Semitic graffiti painted on house
Shoshana and Ari Simones of Phoenix said they may paint over the swastika but leave the word Jews on the mailbox, or paint the word proud where the swastika was.
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Swastikas, racist graffiti discovered at Phoenix high school
"No place for hate in Phoenix," Mayor Greg Stanton tweeted after first posting that police will need the public's help to catch the offenders.
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Phoenix Jewish News signs over operations to media firm that runs Pittsburgh and Philly papers
The local Jewish federation, which bought the paper in July, will continue as the weekly's owner.
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Foundation assumes ownership of Phoenix Jewish newspaper
The Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix has taken over ownership of the metropolitan area’s Jewish News. Under an agreement signed Friday, the newspaper, which has been an independently owned for-profit for most of its existence since its founding in 1948, will become a nonprofit.
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When Holocaust truth is stranger than fiction, do we need fiction?
Germany’s new film, “The Phoenix,” raises questions about artistic liberty in treating the genocide. More ▸
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Former Phoenix principal sues over gas chamber exhibit
By Ben SalesA black Jewish woman is suing the Phoenix school where she formerly served as principal for failing to respond to complaints about a fake gas chamber set up outside her office and then firing her. More ▸
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The Desert Wolf
By Ben HarrisI arrived for my desert tour 15 minutes late, dusted myself off, and strode into a roadside restaurant an hour north of Phoenix that was straight out of the movies. Dudes in ten gallon hats and cowboy boots having coffee in a bar that reeked of cigarettes and abuse. Six hours later I was back…. More ▸
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Wandering through the Cronkite School
By Ben HarrisI’ve never been to journalism school. Most journos I know haven’t either. We studied English, or political science, and only later discovered we might be able to save the world through the written word. Clearly, the world still needs saving. And I’ve got my doubts that, when and if the savior comes, she’s going to… More ▸
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Implosion in Phoenix?
By Ben HarrisAdam Schwartz’s office is on the second floor of the Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center in Scottsdale, itself part of a 30-acre, 110,000 square foot campus that is home to two Jewish schools, a kosher cafe, and the typical assortment of community agencies. Less than ten years old, the campus has the same… More ▸
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Stolen Torah returned in Phoenix
By Marcy OsterA Torah scroll stolen from a Phoenix synagogue was returned. More ▸
