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Poland's Jewish population growing for the first time since Holocaust
Since 2011, the number of Jews in Poland has doubled, mainly because more Poles are willing to identify as Jews after years of hiding their Jewish heritage but a far-right antisemitic party's expected win in the upcoming election, raises concerns
Itamar Eichner
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10.02.23
There is no democratic state without a Jewish state
In Israel, the nature of being a democratic state is almost universally accepted, even by those who advocate for specific reforms to enhance its democratic character; However, there are individuals and groups who aim to undermine Israel's identity as a Jewish state
Ben-Dror Yemini
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10.01.23
New York's record-breaking rainfall shocks local Israelis
More than of foot of rainfall makes September the second wettest in the city's history, with no less than 28 water rescues in Long Island and the Hudson Valley on the outskirts of the city
Daniel Edelson, New York
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10.01.23
Friendly warning from an Iranian to Israel: Don’t lose your shaky secularism
Opinion: In my country, it has been observed that when religion gains control over politics it not only taints the political landscape but also tarnishes the essence of religion itself; Here are some insights from an Iranian exile's perspective
Arash Azizi
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10.01.23
Honoring his grandmother's wishes: Man wants to bring Holocaust victim's remains from Poland to Israel
Eighty years after Rivka Goldkorn died of starvation in a bunker in southern Poland where she had hidden during the Holocaust family is working to fulfill her final request to be buried in Israel
Itamar Eichner
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09.27.23
Verse from Psalms written in ancient Greek discovered in fortress in Judean Desert
During excavations at the Hyrcania fortress, researchers from Hebrew University unearthed a fragment of Psalm 46 written in ancient Greek; in addition, a tiny gold ring, likely intended for a child, was discovered at the site
Ynetnews
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09.27.23
Ukrainian rabbi intervenes on behalf of oligarch charged with corruption
Ukrainian court dismisses Dnipro's Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kamenetsky's appeal for the release of Ukrainian-Israeli billionaire Igor Kolomoisky to house arrest
Itamar Eichner
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09.27.23
Israelis arrested in Ukraine after fatal car crash
Ukrainian woman dies in collision with car driven by three Israelis, who have since been taken into custody; Four others found to be in possession of drugs while on Uman pilgrimage
Attila Somfalvi, Itamar Eichner
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09.15.23
Who blew shofar at the historic liberation of Western Wall during the Six-Day War?
The iconic image of Rabbi Shlomo Goren blowing the shofar has become a symbol of the Six-Day War and, over the years, there have been claims that Brig. Gen. Uzi Eilam was the one behind the stirring trumpet call; Now, an ordinary reservist at the time, Yaakov Cohen, asserts he preceded them both
Itamar Eichner
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09.12.23
Moroccan synagogue left standing after earthquake, as Torah scrolls moved to safety
Israel’s ambassador to Morocco, David Govrin, visits the synagogues in Marrakesh to assess the damage; On Israel's humanitarian aid offer: 'Israel hopes for a positive response from Moroccan authorities to assist'
Itamar Eichner
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09.12.23
Morocco's Jewish community gathers donation to help neighbors and to rebuild
A member of the community says he cannot ignore the suffering of Moroccans whom he says are like brothers to him and will cancel plans to travel to Israel for the holidays
Attila Somfalvi
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09.11.23
Abigail, David and Muhammad are the most popular names in Israel this year
As Jewish year comes to a close: Muhammad ranks as overall most popular name for boys, David is number one for Jewish boys and Abigail remains in first place for girls
Korin Elbaz Alush
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09.11.23
Three in five Jewish American students encounter antisemitism on campus, study reveals
Extensive survey shows 57% of Jewish students reported having witnessed or experienced antisemitic abuse during their time on campus
Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.08.23
Spain sparks outrage over 'antisemitic' definition of the word Jew
The Royal Spanish Academy defines Judío as 'a shrewd, greedy person', and Judaida as 'a loathsome trick that harms someone'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.08.23
Do all Jews belong in Israel?
Like in the story of Exodus, Jews weren’t meant to stay in the desert and remain ‘frumer,’ they were meant to enter Israel, work the land, build infrastructure, start an army, establish a healthy economy, and yes, take a hit to their direct line to God
Hillel Fuld
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09.08.23
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