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Meet the Jewish activist digging through the trash for climate justice

Anna Sacks left the corporate world and has become the “Trash Walker,” finding usable items tossed out daily and donating them to charities and friends.

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For social justice-oriented Jews in Minneapolis, Derek Chauvin’s conviction represents a beginning, not an end

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The former Great Synagogue of Lutsk, Ukraine. (The Center for Jewish Art/Foundation for Jewish Heritage)

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Rare ‘fortress synagogue’ to return to Jewish ownership in Lutsk, Ukraine

Sports

European soccer’s Super League is over — and fans can thank Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich

Friedrich Karl Berger in 1959. (Source: U.S. Department of Justice)

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Germany won’t prosecute 95-year-old former concentration camp guard deported from US

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If rabbis can’t talk about public policy, what’s the point of Torah?

By Rabbi Michael Rothbaum April 22, 2021 12:25 pm

Opinion

A House bill on Israel is flawed, but our Jewish civil war is worse

By Yehuda Kurtzer April 21, 2021 4:05 pm

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Walter Mondale was a liberal icon who championed Israel

By Ron Kampeas April 20, 2021 2:11 pm

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Jewish rocker Ezra Furman announces she’s a woman — and a mom

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Isabel Frey is a 26-year-old Bundist who records protest songs in Yiddish. Now she’s also an Austrian politician.

Blake Bailey, pictured in 2011. (Wikimedia Commons)

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Distribution of Philip Roth biography paused after author Blake Bailey is accused of rape

Bonds of Life

Alberto Sonsol, 63, legendary Uruguayan sportscaster who once said ‘baruch Hashem’ on the air

By JTA Staff April 20, 2021 12:47 pm

Opinion

Sorry, but Zoom Judaism just isn’t the real thing

By Rabbi Eli L. Garfinkel April 20, 2021 12:33 pm

Politics

At J Street conference, Mahmoud Abbas says he’s ready to ‘remove obstacles’ to relations with US

By Ron Kampeas April 20, 2021 11:51 am

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Meet the Jewish activist digging through the trash for climate justice

For social justice-oriented Jews in Minneapolis, Derek Chauvin’s conviction represents a beginning, not an end

GLOBAL

Rare ‘fortress synagogue’ to return to Jewish ownership in Lutsk, Ukraine

European soccer’s Super League is over — and fans can thank Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich

Germany won’t prosecute 95-year-old former concentration camp guard deported from US

If rabbis can’t talk about public policy, what’s the point of Torah?

A House bill on Israel is flawed, but our Jewish civil war is worse

Walter Mondale was a liberal icon who championed Israel

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Jewish rocker Ezra Furman announces she’s a woman — and a mom

Isabel Frey is a 26-year-old Bundist who records protest songs in Yiddish. Now she’s also an Austrian politician.

Distribution of Philip Roth biography paused after author Blake Bailey is accused of rape

Alberto Sonsol, 63, legendary Uruguayan sportscaster who once said ‘baruch Hashem’ on the air

Sorry, but Zoom Judaism just isn’t the real thing

At J Street conference, Mahmoud Abbas says he’s ready to ‘remove obstacles’ to relations with US

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Orthodox and Sabbath Violators Fight Battle on Warsaw Streets

Mondale Has Unblemished Record on Issues of Jewish Concern

Rivalry Between Two Dutch Soccer Clubs Takes Anti-Semitic Overtones

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