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As Florida braces for Hurricane Milton, this rabbi is defying an evacuation order so he can help
The Category 5 storm comes close on the heels of Helene, which caused catastrophic damage in the region and beyond.
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Columbia pro-Palestinian group endorses violence and walks back apology for student who said ‘Zionists don’t deserve to live’
Late last month, James filed a lawsuit against Columbia in a New York State court, saying the university had violated his ...
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Mark Vientos has become a Mets postseason icon. His Hebrew tattoo may have an encore.
The Mets, who squeaked into the postseason as the National League’s No. 6 seed, defeated the No. 3 Milwaukee Brewers two ...
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College campuses mark Oct. 7 anniversary with rallies and protests — but largely without confrontation
Jewish students at Michigan, Columbia and beyond held somber memorials unencumbered by pro-Palestinian activists.
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World leaders mourn Israeli victims and call for a ceasefire on anniversary of Oct. 7 attack
France’s Emmanuel Macron spoke of “the pain of the Israeli people” days after he called for a halt to arms supplies.
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In her long-awaited biography, superstar chef Ina Garten opens up about her abusive Jewish parents
It was, I thought, a Jewish food writer’s dream assignment. Nearly four years ago, during the first autumn of the COVID ...
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Antisemitic hate crimes in NYC have surged this year, according to police data
The NYPD reported that in September, there were 29 anti-Jewish hate crimes, more than half of all hate incidents in the city ...
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Twenty years in, this Jewish prize has turbocharged the work of a few remarkable humanitarians
The annual prize is awarded to a Jewish humanitarian under age 50 whose work has significantly benefitted humankind.