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British Jewry was largely worried about a Corbyn win because of the proliferation of anti-Semitism in his Labour Party.

Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn leaves a polling station after voting in the general elections in London, Dec. 12, 2019. (Yunus Dalgic/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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One of the Jersey City shooters was a Black Hebrew Israelite. Here’s what you need to know about the movement.

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Hasidim, government officials and police officers stand in front of the K'hal Adas Greenville synagogue next door to JC Kosher Supermarket in Jersey City, the site of a deadly shooting, Dec. 11, 2019. (Laura E. Adkins/JTA)

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Victims of Jersey City shooting remembered as generous, helpful and courageous

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Orthodox Jews tried to build a home in Jersey City. Then a shooting terrorized their community.

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Police warn of fake GoFundMe pages for officer killed in Jersey City shooting

Labour Party opponents arrive at Jeremy Corbyn's final rally in Hoxton, London on December 11, 2019. (Beata Zawrzel/Getty Images)

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Jersey City mayor says gunmen targeted kosher supermarket in shootout that left 6 dead

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The Jersey City kosher supermarket shooting rattled a tight-knit Orthodox Jewish community

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One of the Jersey City shooters was a Black Hebrew Israelite. Here’s what you need to know about the movement.

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Victims of Jersey City shooting remembered as generous, helpful and courageous

Orthodox Jews tried to build a home in Jersey City. Then a shooting terrorized their community.

Police warn of fake GoFundMe pages for officer killed in Jersey City shooting

For some British Jews, elections feel like the walls are closing in

Israel will hold unprecedented third election in under a year

Onion and chickpea Indian fritters make a nice deep-fried nosh for Hanukkah

OPINION

What do we tell our children in the aftermath of the Jersey City shooting?

American Jews know anti-Semitism is a problem on the right. Why are Jewish organizations increasingly letting it slide?

A non-kosher latke is actually the perfect symbol of American Hanukkah

8 fun ways to incorporate Jewish values into your family’s Hanukkah

Jersey City mayor says gunmen targeted kosher supermarket in shootout that left 6 dead

The Jersey City kosher supermarket shooting rattled a tight-knit Orthodox Jewish community

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