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This Jewish real estate developer pushed to integrate the suburbs

Joseph Eichler, a prominent California builder in the middle of the 20th century, was a pioneer of non-discriminatory housing policy.

What it’s like to start a job as a rabbi mid-pandemic

From buying a house virtually to organizing “kiddush-to-go,” it’s looking very different than previous years.

Immigration to Israel could spike due to the coronavirus pandemic, leading groups say

Israel usually absorbs 30,000 immigrants a year. For multiple reasons, the Jewish Agency is expecting some 250,000 new immigrants over the next three to five years.

Brazil’s president has COVID-19 and the country is a coronavirus hot spot. Here’s how Rio Jews are adapting to the pandemic.

New York Jewish Week is putting print edition on hiatus

Israel thought it had crushed COVID-19. Then cases surged — and restrictions were reinstated.

After World War II, there were 100 Jews left in Frankfurt, Germany. Today the community has a potent voice.

With a nod to Carl Reiner, ‘My Favorite Year’ recalls the infancy of TV sketch comedy

Could this Mediterranean takeout brand named for an Arabic Israeli TV show be the restaurant of the future?

New Hampshire lawmakers send bill requiring Holocaust education to governor

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