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Trailblazing Canadian cyclist removed from Ontario International Women’s Day event over past IDF service

Leah Goldstein was the first woman to win the 3,000-mile Race Across America.

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Mark Treyger, incoming leader of the JCRC-NY. (Courtesy)

‘A crisis-level emergency’: Incoming JCRC chief Mark Treyger plans to focus on education to combat antisemitism

Treyger, a former city councilmember, comes into the community relations job amid an uptick in anti-Jewish sentiment in New York.

A view of the skyline of Fort Wayne, Indiana, in daylight

FBI arrests Indiana man over threats to ‘kill every Jew’ — but didn’t tell Jewish community about him

The suspect also said he would “shoot every pro-Israel US government official in the head.”

Politics

Left-wing Zionist groups Americans for Peace Now and Ameinu to merge

Global

Leaders of Canada, Australia and New Zealand jointly call for ‘immediate humanitarian ceasefire’ in Gaza

MIT President Sally Kornbluth testifying before the US House with her head bent patiently

United States

MIT suspends pro-Palestinian student group, saying it broke campus demonstration rules

New York

An Orthodox fashion designer debuts a collection of colorful scarves at NY Fashion Week

Culture

Israeli film festival in Barcelona still on after last-minute venue change due to harassment campaign

The Maryland Hall at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland on Jan. 12, 2011. (Wikimedia Commons)

United States

Feds to investigate Johns Hopkins U for antisemitism over faculty, grad student ceasefire statements

Robie Harris.

Obituaries

Jewish Life Stories: A much-banned kids’ book author, a neo-Hasidic Deadhead, the Jewish father of the artificial Christmas tree

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