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Fired Jewish employee sues Zara for anti-Semitic and gay bias

A former attorney in his $40 million suit against the international clothing chain accused the Spanish-owned company of favoring employees who are Christian, Spanish and heterosexual.

June 3, 2015 5:30 pm

Trial begins in fraud suit against Orthodox ‘conversion therapy’ group

The attorney for four ex-patients of Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing accused the group of offering “junk science” and lies, while JONAH’s attorney said the group’s practices are widely used and many patients report satisfaction with the results.

June 3, 2015 4:58 pm

Jewish World War I hero posthumously awarded Medal of Honor

Discrimination had prevented Sgt. William Shemin, who fought in France nearly a century ago, from receiving the nation’s highest military honor.

June 3, 2015 4:14 pm

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Fired Jewish employee sues Zara for anti-Semitic and gay bias

Trial begins in fraud suit against Orthodox ‘conversion therapy’ group

Jewish World War I hero posthumously awarded Medal of Honor

Op-Ed: Illinois BDS law should be model for country

No indictment against woman accused of sexual misconduct following bar mitzvah party

Philadelphia Jewish Exponent news staff laid off en masse

3 win Covenant Awards for excellence in Jewish education

Boston-area rabbi pleads not guilty to stealing temple funds to pay blackmailer

N.Y. synagogue board’s letter: Rabbi committed ‘no misconduct’ with sauna talks

Giant swastika left on San Francisco high school’s football field

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