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This deli serves ham and calls itself Jewish. New Jersey says it’s not kosher.
A Cherry Hill deli with a “Jewish cheesesteak” on the menu was told to post a sign saying it isn’t kosher. The owner wants to fight it to the Supreme Court. Experts say the argument is a century old.
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Brad Lander detained by Israeli police in the West Bank while helping Palestinians harvest; dozens of rabbis and activists arrested
Jews have been offering 'protective presence' to Palestinians in the West Bank as settler violence has grown
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At a Georgetown College Republicans event, member of Germany’s far-right party tells students the Holocaust is ‘used as a weapon’
Marc Bernard, a member of the AfD, told students that accusations of Nazism had become ‘inflationary’
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Was this campus rabbi fired over her fiance’s criticism of Israel? She says yes, the Hillel says no
Rabbi Nikki Golomb says Emory University’s Hillel fired her over her fiancé’s Israel criticism. Hillels of Georgia says it lost confidence in her honesty
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Trump endorses Netanyahu for reelection, warning Israelis against choosing another leader
Trump’s long-awaited endorsement gives Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a boost in a competitive campaign, but could complicate U.S. efforts to break a political deadlock after the vote.
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The Supreme Court considers ‘chutzpah’ case as rabbinical and civil courts collide
A dispute over a New York nursing home has been heard in two civil courts and three rabbinical courts
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