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Far-right activists and counterprotesters clash at the "Unite the Right" rally on August 12, 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Online anti-Semitism peaks during moments of national tension. And it’s being partly driven by Russian trolls.

A new study of approximately 250 million posts in online extremist communities shows how hatred of Jews is spreading on social media.

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Jeffrey Rosen to become acting attorney general after Barr exits

He is about to spend four weeks as a historical footnote: Trump’s final attorney general.

Don’t Just Say You Value Women’s Voices: Put It to the Test

The “Kranjec Test” asks Jewish educators to add women’s perspectives when studying traditional texts.

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Trump administration sanctions 2 top Iranian spies it blames for Robert Levinson’s abduction

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Meet the rabbi-and-sabermetrician duo behind Virtual Dreidel, a game made for pandemic Hanukkah

Women celebrate Rosh Chodesh el Banat in Jerusalem, Israel in December 2019. (Aliza Lavie)

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Israelis want to bring back North African Jewry’s feminist Hanukkah tradition

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Confronting the Darker Side of Hanukkah

A view of Rabat, Morocco's capital city. (Getty Images)

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Israel and Morocco to establish diplomatic ties

New York

The Blessing of a Forthright Confession

New York

Without Federal Aid, Pantries and Agencies Warn of a Dark Winter

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