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It ain’t over ’til it’s over: Jewish takeaways from a wild election week

Florida Jews surprised, and the two different “squads” of House reps we follow are still going strong.

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Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro appears on CNN on November 4 to discuss vote counting in Pennsylvania. (Screenshot)

5 things to know about Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania’s Jewish attorney general who’s making sure the state’s votes are counted

Shapiro, who sends his kids to the Jewish day school he attended, is projecting a face of calm in the wake of multiple Trump lawsuits.

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Somehow, valuing those with longevity and extensive life experience – especially women – has been lost.

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As election uncertainty continues, rabbis help their congregants make sense of their feelings

President Donald J. Trump speaks during an election event at the White House in the early morning hours on November 4, 2020 in Washington, D.C. Liberal Jews fear that even if the president is defeated, his ideology has not been repudiated. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

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No matter who becomes president, American Jews fear bigotry and division will endure

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Sarah and the Laughter of Resilience

Will American Jews ever be unified again? Abe Foxman remains an optimist.

Demonstrators protesting a Polish high court's ban on abotions in Warsaw, Poland on October 29, 2020. (Piotr Lapinski/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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Abortion protests are rocking Poland. It’s putting long-simmering Jewish communal conflict into the spotlight.

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Under Trump We’ve Become Two Americas — and Two Jewish Peoples

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With Trump and Biden battling still, American Jews grapple with profound political shifts

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