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For Jews with eating disorders, new traditions aim to make Yom Kippur a safer experience

Advocates across the Jewish world are developing alternatives and working to normalize Yom Kippur observances that do not preclude eating.

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Sen. Dianne Feinstein

Effort to recall California’s governor fails, but scrutiny on Dianne Feinstein could be lasting effect

Feinstein’s name was not on the ballot, but the recall put her position in greater jeopardy.

A year later, the Abraham Accords draw a rare show of unity from Trump and Biden officials

Jared Kushner’s priority is to uphold bipartisan backing for the accords as a means of expanding them.

California State Capitol

California lawmakers require ethnic studies, leaving Jewish activists divided

Ohio man sentenced to 20 years for planned attack on Toledo synagogue

Downtown Burlington, Vermont.

Burlington BDS resolution to be withdrawn as sponsor cites concerns about antisemitism

Camera rig set up outside synagogue

Synagogue threat, cemetery vandalism shake Twin Cities Jewish community

Rabbi Sholom Lipskar

For this rabbi near Surfside, the High Holidays are for processing communal grief

On eve of 9/11, House of Representatives marks 20th anniversary of attacks with rabbi’s prayer for ‘shared holy days’

An NYPD officer stands guard outside Temple Emanu-El in New York City prior to Rosh Hashana services roughly a year after the 9/11 attacks. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)

‘A rising baseline of fear’: How 9/11 changed the way American Jews keep themselves safe

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