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Empowering women's leadership in times of crisis
Opinion: Celebrating and supporting women in leadership roles remains essential for collective progress and prosperity; New event allows Israeli women to bring unique perspectives and skills crucial for navigating complex crises in diplomacy
Sonia Gomes de Mesquita
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07.29.24
Canada judge strikes down 'unreasonable' livstock slaughter regulations
Judge Guy Regimbald issues injunction against new Canadian Food Inspection Agency regulations local Jews claims will make kosher slaughter 'unviable'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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07.28.24
Antisemitic Lakewood assailant sentenced to 40 years in prison
Dion Marsh is found guilty in assaulting at least five ultra-Orthodox New Jersey residents in 2022 due to their heritage while attempting grand theft auto
Itamar Eichner
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07.24.24
Rare 1939 Einstein letter calling to save Jews from Europe hits auction block
Letter, with initial $20,000 bid, penned by Einstein to Jewish New York Department of Welfare official, reading, ‘The power of resistance which has enabled the Jewish people to survive has been based on mutual helpfulness’
Daniel Edelson, New York
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07.23.24
Olympic rabbi: 'We don't get into politics; we’re here to serve the athletes'
Rabbi Moshe Lewin, who will be in charge of Jewish religious affairs at Olympic Village, talks to Ynet about his hopes for the event and possible bumps on the way to the medal
Nir (Shoko) Cohen
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07.22.24
Israeli attacked in Greece, assailants flee after seeing his cross
Three assailants target Fahad Qubati after he gave Jewish tourists a ride and only fled after he proved he was an Arab-Christian; 'Could have ended in murder,' mother says
Hassan Shaalan
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07.20.24
US court acquits suspect in murder of synagogue president
Michigan jury rules Michael Jackson-Bolanos lied to police during his investigation but didn't murder Samantha Woll outside her home; family frustrated with outcome
Daniel Edelson, New York
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07.20.24
Knesset Museum presents rare WWI letters of Jewish soldiers
Marking 110 years to the war Israel presents letters from various Jewish soldiers who fought in the British Army including some by Ze'ev Jabotinsky
Shilo Freid
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07.20.24
UK gas company posts inciteful antisemitic content online
Lindley Gas Services shares numerous Facebook posts in which it calls to act against ultra-Orthodox children and references antisemitic literature and persons; decries 'filthy Zionist dogs' and calls Jews 'worst cancer ever seen'
Itamar Eichner
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07.18.24
Two Jews and a Muslim: new UK government’s senior lawyers are sworn in
Attorney-General Richard Hermer and Solicitor-General Sarah Sackman take up their roles alongside lord chancellor Shabana Mahmood at the Royal Courts of Justice
Lee Harpin, Jewish News
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07.17.24
Gagauzia's stunning scenery and hospitality and its few remaining Jews
The South Moldova autonomous Steppe region has a rich Jewish history but few Jews remain today; for Israelis seeking unfamiliar tourist destinations and the spices of the east, Gagauzia is the perfect next stop
Edward Doks
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07.11.24
Knesset member reveals Jewish grandmother attacked in France
Sharren Haskel says her 88-year-old grandmother living in Paris brutally assaulted by Muslim assailants who hurled antisemitic slurs at her
Moran Azulay
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07.04.24
Kabbalah scholar and cobbler Rabbi Shalom Shmueli dies at 106
Hundreds gather in Jerusalem to mourn the rabbi who was held in high esteem in the city and refused to be payed for his teaching, operating a cobbler shop instead
Shilo Freid
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06.30.24
Mountain of shoes of Nazi victims goes back on display at Auschwitz
Auschwitz Museum puts 3,000 out of 8,000 pairs of shoes worn by Jewish children murdered by the Nazis back on display after emergency preservation works funded by a crowdfunding project in order to preserve the memory of the Holocaust
Itamar Eichner
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06.27.24
Lithuanian artist commemorates children of Vilna ghetto by embedding their photos on plants
Artist and photographer Dovilė Dagienė says that, like plants, these children tried to adapt to the harshest conditions in the ghetto
Shmuel Munitz
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06.24.24
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