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Rabbi Jonathan Sacks: ‘Politics of anger’ is corroding US public life

Britain's chief rabbi emeritus is worried about the "belief in a strong leader," which is the "road that leads to tyranny."

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Leon Wieseltier sacked from new magazine venture following sexual harassment revelations

Several women said the former New Republic editor inappropriately kissed them on the mouth.

Why victims of terrorism care about a Philly fistfight in 1784

The Supreme Court is asking whether an 18th-century statute allows redress to the victims of terror attacks committed overseas.

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Thousands of Jewish documents lost during the Holocaust have been discovered

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Europe has a ‘Jewish’ soccer team problem

Editor's Column

Why we waited before publishing that story about Elie Wiesel

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Polish restitution law would exclude most Holocaust survivors and heirs

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‘Diary of Anne Frank’ passages to be read at all Italian soccer matches

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United States

Wiesel charity calls woman’s molestation allegation ‘spurious’

Philadelphia cemetery

United States

For a vandalized Philadelphia Jewish cemetery, it’s a new beginning

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