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New York Times says its story about Gaza poetry class ‘did not accurately reflect’ professor’s views on Israeli poetry

“Had The Times done more extensive reporting on Mr. Alareer, the article would have presented a more complete picture,” an editor’s note reads.

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Rabbi Jacob Werchow presents geese slaughtered by his team on Csengele, Hungary on Sept. 29, 2021. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

Hungary is Europe’s unlikely leader in kosher foie gras production. That gives Viktor Orban an advantage.

Orban’s government is welcoming the kosher slaughter business, which it says Brussels is shutting down out of disrespect for human rights.

Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner. (Austrian Interior Ministry)

Austria’s interior minister under fire for 2007 remarks about ‘climate poisoners’ from Israel, US

Rejecting allegations of antisemitism, Gerhard Karner said he referenced a rival party’s reliance on unnamed Israeli and American spin doctors.

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Israel rejects Ugandan Jew’s application for citizenship again, despite court ruling recognizing non-Orthodox conversions performed in Israel

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Steven Spielberg, Tracee Ellis Ross among Jewish Golden Globes nominees for 2022

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Tennis pro Diego Schwartzman is honored by Jewish sports club where he got his start

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New Jewish study programs in Chicago and Washington to offer egalitarian alternatives to traditional yeshivas

An Israeli El Al airplane flying the flags of Israel, the United Arab Emirates and the United States, and bearing the word "peace" in Arabic, English and Hebrew, arrives at the Abu Dhabi airport after flying from Tel Aviv on August 31, 2020. (Karim Sahib/AFP via Getty Images)

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Naftali Bennett becomes first Israeli prime minister to visit the United Arab Emirates

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