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‘Kids need camp this summer more than ever before’: What Jewish summer camp will look like this year

“We have the ability to test, test, test,” said one camp director, who plans to test campers and staff multiple times at the beginning of the summer.

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‘Relieved but disappointed’: How America’s Jewish refugee aid agency is doing 3 months under Biden

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Mahmoud Abbas to address J Street conference

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24-year-old aims to be NYC’s first Bukharian City Council member

Tucker Carlson took aim at the Anti-Defamation League in his monologue Monday. (Screen shot)

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Why did Tucker Carlson talk about Israeli immigration policy? What you need to know about the white supremacist ‘open borders for Israel’ meme.

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For #MeToo transgressors, the only cure is banishment

By Avigayil Halpern April 15, 2021 3:18 pm

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ZOA group ‘elevated white supremacist voices’ but should remain on Boston Jewish council for now, internal report says

By Asaf Shalev April 14, 2021 2:16 pm

United States

Future in question for Chicago Loop Synagogue and its monumental stained-glass window

By Alanna E. Cooper April 14, 2021 11:35 am

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Dutch soccer fans chant ‘Hamas, Jews to the gas’ before match against Ajax

The aftermath of vandalism at the Jewish section of a municipal cemetery in Belfast, UK on April 16, 2021. (Courtesy of Steven Corr)

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Jewish headstones smashed in Northern Ireland cemetery

Polish former prime minister Beata Szydło speaks to reported in Warsaw, Poland on July 31, 2016. (Kancelaria Premiera)

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2 more historians quit Auschwitz museum board over right-wing politician’s appointment

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As it did decades ago, Northern Ireland’s Jewish community looks to weather the storm of violence on the streets of Belfast

By Olivia Fletcher April 14, 2021 10:52 am

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Jewish psychedelics movement gets a boost from a laid-off rabbi and a first-ever conference

By David A.M. Wilensky April 14, 2021 10:26 am

United States

Bernie Madoff, whose Ponzi scheme devastated the Jewish world, dies in prison at 82

By Ben Sales April 14, 2021 9:45 am

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‘Kids need camp this summer more than ever before’: What Jewish summer camp will look like this year

‘Relieved but disappointed’: How America’s Jewish refugee aid agency is doing 3 months under Biden

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Mahmoud Abbas to address J Street conference

24-year-old aims to be NYC’s first Bukharian City Council member

Why did Tucker Carlson talk about Israeli immigration policy? What you need to know about the white supremacist ‘open borders for Israel’ meme.

For #MeToo transgressors, the only cure is banishment

ZOA group ‘elevated white supremacist voices’ but should remain on Boston Jewish council for now, internal report says

Future in question for Chicago Loop Synagogue and its monumental stained-glass window

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Dutch soccer fans chant ‘Hamas, Jews to the gas’ before match against Ajax

Jewish headstones smashed in Northern Ireland cemetery

2 more historians quit Auschwitz museum board over right-wing politician’s appointment

As it did decades ago, Northern Ireland’s Jewish community looks to weather the storm of violence on the streets of Belfast

Jewish psychedelics movement gets a boost from a laid-off rabbi and a first-ever conference

Bernie Madoff, whose Ponzi scheme devastated the Jewish world, dies in prison at 82

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Rivalry Between Two Dutch Soccer Clubs Takes Anti-Semitic Overtones

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