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Lee Zeldin, lone Jewish GOPer in Congress, wins spot on foreign affairs panel

The newly elected congressman from New York won a coveted spot on the House Foreign Affairs Committee — a rarity for a freshman lawmaker.

Congress passes act liberalizing assistance for disabled

Congress passed legislation that would liberalize rules for government assistance for the disabled, a key lobbying issue for major Jewish groups.

Jewish World War I hero eligible for Medal of Honor

A congressional spending bill passed last week includes a provision extending redress for soldiers deserving the highest service medal to Sgt. William Shemin.

Jeb Bush uses Hanukkah-Christmas greeting to announce presidential bid

Biden at Hanukkah candle lighting: Jewish heritage is American heritage

Highlighting campus sexual assault, Jewish groups have taken a lead

Poll: Most Israelis see a crisis in U.S.-Israel ties

‘Homely’ ancient rock adds evidence of King David’s existence

Tufts University vandalized again with swastikas

For Americans aiding Israeli soldiers, rules of engagement vary

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