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As jury launches deliberations in Pittsburgh synagogue massacre, defense concedes shooter’s hatred of Jews

Bowers did not intend to keep Jews from worshipping, she said, but he did appear to hate Jews.

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‘You’re on the path to sin’: A Florida rabbi faced antisemitic harassment after speaking up at a school board vote

A superintendent vote in Naples, Florida, unearthed simmering tensions between the school board, its supporters, and local Jews.

Art Spiegelman

A Missouri school district could ban ‘Maus,’ citing concerns about whether it is ‘explicit sexual material’

Art Spiegelman, the Holocaust memoir’s author, is advocating against the possible ban and the movement it fits into.

Andrea Wedner, center, one of two worshippers who were shot but survived in the 2018 Tree of Life Synagogue shooting, gets an emotional embrace at the conclusion of a ceremony to say l'hitraot, or until we see each other again, to the Tree of Life building ahead of planned construction in Pittsburgh on April 23, 2023. ( Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Defense rests in Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial without calling witnesses or presenting evidence

US House passes resolution calling on Russia to free Evan Gershkovich

Senior Biden administration official: Israel’s Diaspora minister ‘does not understand the American Jewish Diaspora’

Ed Sheeran is popular — but not as popular as the Talmud, according to attendance figures at MetLife Stadium

Israel’s Diaspora minister calls J Street ‘hostile’ after group tweets negatively about him

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‘Anne Frank’s Diary: The Graphic Adaptation’ and why it’s being banned from schools, explained

A new children’s book will depict the Jewish Theological Seminary’s devastating 1966 library fire — and how its neighbors responded

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