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French courts punish promoters of anti-Semitic hate speech

Amid criticism by French Jews over the judiciary's alleged inaction, judges last week made three unusually harsh rulings tied to anti-Jewish vitriol.

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Jared Kushner was contacted about WikiLeaks and Russia ahead of election, senators say

The heads of the Judiciary Committee want additional documents on emails received by Trump's senior adviser as part of its Russia tampering probe.

House passes tax reform that critics warn could politicize houses of worship

The Senate's reform measure does not contain a similar repeal of the Johnson Amendment, which bars tax-exempt nonprofits from going partisan.

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University of Maryland student government scraps BDS bill before vote

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Austria accepted its Holocaust guilt. So why is its far right on the rise?

I tried to speak to Bernie Bernstein — any Bernie Bernstein — and this is what happened

Israel

Israel’s army chief gave an interview to a Saudi news outlet. That’s never happened before.

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Kuwait Airways can ban Israeli passengers, German court rules

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7 Israelis who have made a deep impact on life in America

Israel

Rabbi Rick Jacobs and other Reform leaders pushed and shoved by Western Wall security

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