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Did Netanyahu just lose? Here’s what happened Tuesday in Israeli politics.

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Decrying ‘social justice ideology,’ 49 people sign ‘Jewish Harper’s letter’

A Democratic pro-Israel group calls a longtime Jewish leader an enabler of antisemitism, exposing a fault line in the party

Jared Kushner launches peace institute to advance Abraham Accords

I buried hundreds of old Jewish books. Inside each was a Jewish heart.

Israeli centrist Yair Lapid is given an opportunity to replace Benjamin Netanyahu

Release of suspect in Bronx synagogue attacks reignites debate over bail reform

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Germany sees 15% rise in politically motivated antisemitic crimes to record high

Marcel Keinan, a jobs ‘guru’ in Israel for his native Brazilians, dies at 68

Dutch party equates COVID measures to Nazism on national Holocaust remembrance day

I couldn’t go back to school. So I started a farm to connect with my Jewish values.

Take it from a fat rabbi: Nobody needs your dieting advice

This Hungarian coffee cake is even better than babka

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