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In dispute between Jews, Montreal salon owner fined for barring hairdresser from Shabbat work

The case was described as almost certainly the first time the Quebec Human Rights Commission has ruled on a religious dispute between Jews.

Andre Glucksmann, French-Jewish political philosopher, dies at 78

His experience during World War II as a Jewish child in France during the Nazi occupation shaped his view of international intervention in such conflicts.

More than 4 decades on, Jewish dialogue with Orthodox Christians still fragile

At a recent two-day interfaith conference with Orthodox Christians in Greece, Jewish delegates tiptoed around sensitive issues like anti-Semitism.

Poland taps defense minister who defended anti-Semitic ‘Protocols’

Germany’s ruling party pans EU labeling guidelines

Israel protests EU labeling policy by quitting some talks

Jewish man with Nazi-raised identical twin dies at age 82

Is EU discriminating against Israel by labeling settlement goods?

European rabbis distribute aid to Syrian, Iraqi refugees in Greece

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