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Malmo police see no reason to call JCC attack a hate crime

Police in Malmo, Sweden, said they had “no indication” that a recent attack on the offices of the local Jewish community was a hate crime.

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In southern Italy, long-lost Jews returning to the fold

The mainstream Orthodox Jewish community is embracing tiny communities in southern Italy of Jews who are embracing a religion that went underground during the Inquisition.

Comings & Goings: New Orthodox and Reform leaders, new roles for former JTA and Philly museum execs

Comings & Goings for September include Wayne Firestone, Mark Joffe, Rabbi Mark Dratch, Rachel Laser and Michael Rosenzweig.

Israeli-American prof receives genius grant

Jean-Marie Le Pen: B’nai B’rith brokered ‘pact’ to isolate my party

Museum housing Sarajevo Haggadah to close

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Attack on Malmo’s Jewish community triggers solidarity rallies

Brussels mayor: Muslims, Jews and ‘even Christians’ have too many babies

Finnish party plans new bill to ban circumcision

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