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U.S. judge rejects inmate’s motions in kosher prison food lawsuit

Steven Hayes, who was convicted in the 2007 murder of a woman and her two daughters, accused the state’s Department of Corrections of not serving him kosher food.

Teaneck shul taking steps to rein in Rabbi Pruzansky

The rabbi’s Nov. 21 blog post calling Arabs in the Land of Israel the enemy has prompted concern of negative fallout — including heightened security risks — at his Teaneck synagogue, Congregation Bnai Yeshurun.

Rabbinical students prevented from holding egalitarian minyan in Knesset

The rabbinical students were hosted at the Knesset by Masorti’s Jewish Pluralism Watch, an organization that monitors religion and state issues in Israel.

When Colonists Thought the Native Americans Were Lost Jews

JTS chancellor comes out against Israel’s ‘nation-state’ bill

With Herzliya condo project, Schneier pitches Hamptons-style Zionism

Jewish groups call for civil discussion on race following Ferguson decision

U.S. to renew emergency oil supply agreement with Israel

Rabbis condemn N.J. rabbi Steven Pruzansky’s anti-Arab rhetoric

With Iran talks extended, some in Congress are rushing to step in

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