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Taboo-breaking film depicts Hungary’s grim welcome to Holocaust survivors

The award-winning "1945" is the country's first fiction movie dealing with the theft of property that once belonged to nearly a million victims.

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Fliers found at Cornell read ‘Just say no to Jewish lies’

The posters featured a swastika-like symbol and promoted the "Solar Cross Society," but there is no such group at the Ivy League school.

Publisher apologizes for nursing textbook that stereotypes Jews and others

Pearson removed the page that similarly stereotyped several racial and ethnic groups.

Israel

Poor Israeli recruits earn cash by taking on fellow soldiers’ guard duty

Global

Former Nazi death camp guard, 96, charged as accessory to murder

Israel

Hamas leader visits Iran, defying Israel’s conditions on Palestinian unity

United States

State anti-BDS laws are hitting unintended targets and nobody’s happy

Culture

One of the strongest Jews in history is selling his Olympic gold medal

United States

Roman Polanski accused of sexually molesting 10-year-old girl in 1975

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United States

Celebrity chef Alon Shaya: I was fired for speaking up about alleged sexual harassment

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