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From Manhattan to Jerusalem, liberal synagogues face the same hatred
Opinion: Attacks on Central Synagogue in New York and Kehilat Kol HaNeshama in Jerusalem expose a broader assault on Jewish pluralism, liberal values and the right to practice Judaism freely
Ofer Chizik
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08.23.26
Diaspora Jews are paying the price for Ben-Gvir’s extremism
Opinion: Extreme rhetoric from Israeli leaders is fueling hostility abroad, forcing Diaspora Jews to defend views they reject, threatening careers and deepening divisions within Jewish communities already facing rising antisemitism
Daniel Bettini
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08.23.26
They’re not looking for America in Israel
From kosher kitchens and supersized appliances to guest rooms and Sukkot-ready dining spaces, designer Shana Wirzberger says homes for overseas families require a different approach — while still preserving the character that drew them to Jerusalem
ynet Global
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08.22.26
Israel’s overlooked diplomatic mission: Winning back the American public
Commentary: Israel’s alliance with Washington may look stronger than ever, but support among Americans and US Jews has eroded; the next government must rebuild ties that cannot depend on whoever occupies the White House
Sharon Kidon
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08.12.26
Israel raised transfer of Jewish remains in talks with Lebanon, report says
Hezbollah-linked Al-Akhbar says Israel raised the issue as part of a proposed civilian exchange, citing relatives seeking to move remains from Jewish cemeteries in Beirut and Sidon to Israel
Lior Ben Ari
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08.10.26
Shira Ruderman on Jewish identity, campus antisemitism and why philanthropy must think bigger
The latest episode of ALL CAPS tackled growing political tensions surrounding Israel, rising antisemitism in New York, concerns over security threats targeting Israelis abroad, and featured an in-depth conversation with philanthropist Shira Ruderman on Jewish identity, American Jewry and the future of Israel-Diaspora relations
ynet Global
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07.26.26
Iranian Jewish leader renews attacks on Israel after threats against Trump, Netanyahu
Rabbi Younes Hamami Lalehzar accuses Israel of killing civilians and casts Judaism as opposed to Zionism days after calling for both leaders’ deaths
Itamar Eichner
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07.26.26
'Israel doesn't have a problem with the Democratic Party, but with the American public'
In a sit-down interview, Rahm Emanuel warns Israel is losing support across the American political spectrum, says military force cannot replace diplomacy and argues Netanyahu’s policies are driving the country toward deepening isolation; 'You’ve lost America and Europe. What did you get? Somaliland'
Nahum Barnea
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07.10.26
Iceland inaugurates first Jewish center in historic milestone for tiny community
Schwidler House in Reykjavik will serve Iceland’s small Jewish community and thousands of Jewish tourists each year, with a synagogue, kosher shop, cultural programming and an exhibition tracing more than a century of Jewish life on the island
Itamar Eichner
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07.09.26
Maccabiah goes global with new interactive streaming channel
Israeli sports-tech company Pixellot renews partnership with the world’s largest Jewish sporting event, offering live coverage across sports, age groups and divisions for families and fans around the globe
ynet Global
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07.07.26
The war did not stay in Israel
Opinion: As Israel fights for its security, Jews worldwide are fighting for the right to be openly Jewish, Zionist and supportive of Israel
Carol Ann Schwartz
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07.03.26
Pride, identity and Israel: New York activist says Jews are facing a changing climate of tolerance
Hannah Simpson says marching with both the Pride and Israeli flags was a declaration that LGBTQ identity and Zionism are not mutually exclusive; she warns that rising political polarization is making New York less welcoming for Jews and Israelis while urging greater unity across the Jewish Diaspora
Sharon Kidon
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06.30.26
New York: from global Jewish capital to anti-Israel hub
Opinion: The city that created the Israel parade in the 1960s is now at the forefront of the fight against it, as Democratic primaries show the progressive left's growing anti-Israel clout
Kobby Barda
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06.24.26
For children shaped by war, this story hour is a place to simply be kids
After Oct. 7, Miami speech therapist Moran Goldschmidt launched a free Hebrew-English Zoom storytime, connecting children in Israel and Jewish families worldwide through routine, language and comfort
ynet Global
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06.22.26
‘Unapologetically Zionist’: Toronto Jews rally behind Israel amid rising antisemitism
Despite rising antisemitism and security threats, support for Israel remains strong among Canadian Jews, leaders say, as tens of thousands marched with Israeli flags in Toronto; interest in aliyah is growing, though most remain committed to their Jewish and Canadian identities
Alexandra Lukash
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06.08.26
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