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Why are there so many Jewish sports halls of fame?

Across the U.S., local organizations honor Jewish athletes in order to combat antisemitism and encourage Jewish pride.

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Long-delayed Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial to begin Monday, igniting pain, fear and hopes for closure

The trial is expected to take at least three months and starts Monday with jury selection.

World Zionist Congress roiled by left- and right-wing protests, in sign of Independence Day tensions

A rally at the Supreme Court was a harbinger of a season of Diaspora Jewish participation in the massive Israeli protests against the reforms.

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A Seattle synagogue was tagged with anti-Israel graffiti. It left the vandalism up to make a point.

He’s running? Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gives off comeback vibes on a DC visit.

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Credit Suisse is impeding probe into Nazi bank accounts, US lawmakers say

Hebrew school enrollment across US down by nearly half since 2006, report says

Kevin McCarthy to address Israeli Knesset amid chill in relations between Biden and Netanyahu

Israel is turning 75. For American Jews, planning the birthday party has gotten complicated.

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