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With Houston still suffering, Jewish groups step up hurricane relief efforts

With over 3,000 households still uninhabitable, Jewish groups are sending teams of volunteers to the city to help clear out homes and put up drywall.

Progressive Jews say they won’t give up on the Women’s March

The controversy stems from a Women's March organizer's presence at a February event in which
Louis Farrakhan spewed anti-Semitic, homophobic and transphobic diatribes.

The creator of Netflix’s ‘Jessica Jones’ is becoming a feminist icon in the #MeToo era

Melissa Rosenberg, who also adapted the "Twilight" books into successful films, is a prominent champion of women in a male-dominated industry.

Israel

Israel opens investigation into Facebook over Cambridge Analytica breach

United States

Ohio man charged with hate crime in beating of man he thought was Jewish

Israel

NYPD letter about wanted pedophile presented in Jerusalem court

Politics

Saudi crown prince reportedly bragged he had Jared Kushner ‘in his pocket’

Global

Law on Holocaust rhetoric unconstitutional, Polish attorney general says

Israel

Jewish Republican donor reportedly took $2.7 million from UAE lobbyist to influence Trump administration

Global

Peru’s president, son of Jewish refugee who fled Nazis, resigns over vote-buying scandal

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