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How Israel became a judo powerhouse

An infusion of judo masters from the former Soviet Union helped the country learn to love the sport.

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Hazon-Pearlstone merger positions Baltimore as the new epicenter of Jewish sustainability work

In combining forces, the stalwart environmental groups are seizing an opportunity — and responding to the larger climate crisis.

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‘Why can’t I be the first?’ Orthodox baseball prospect Jacob Steinmetz on the history he hopes to make

The 6-foot-5 pitcher’s plan for success: Bring kosher food everywhere and walk to games on Shabbat.

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‘My children are still religious’: More from our interview with Julia Haart of ‘My Unorthodox Life’

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More American Jews are calling Israel an ‘apartheid’ state, and big organizations are struggling to fight the trend

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The Jewish trans Mexican TikTok star you need to know

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Why Russian Jews are obsessed with this salad

Nigerian worshippers celebrate Shabbat in 2017. The country's small Jewish community has become caught up in a separatist movement led by a Jewish activist. (Marco Longari/AFP via Getty Images)

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3 Jewish filmmakers were arrested in Nigeria, accused of working with rebels. Their families say they were just donating a Torah scroll.

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Julia Haart Has a Message for ‘My Unorthodox Life’ Critics: Watch Before You Judge Me

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