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Mexico City inaugurates new eruv

The eruv, a demarcation that permits the carrying of objects in public spaces during the Sabbath, took one year to complete.

In an ultra-wealthy Moscow suburb, a luxurious JCC opens its doors

Even amid growing Jewish emigration, the community has opened a new $20 million center, replete with a 400-person sanctuary, a small cinema and luxury guest rooms.

Nazi ‘gold train’ doesn’t exist, Polish academics say

The train was believed to be one that reportedly disappeared in 1945 loaded with gold, gems, art and guns, one of several trains the Nazis used in an attempt to save their war plunder.

Sanctions monitor: Iran test rocket violated UN resolution

2 arrested in connection with attack on Paris kosher supermarket

Why Was Jewish Argentine Prosecutor Alberto Nisman Shot Dead?

Jewish Brazilian federal judge honored by B’nai B’rith

Argentine prosecutor asks court to reopen Nisman complaint against ex-president

Spanish street sign honoring local Jew vandalized amid Hanukkah dispute

Israeli reservist was detained in Britain over war crimes accusations

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