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The ongoing relevance of the Torah's moral revolution
Opinion: From ancient laws to modern equality, the Torah's values still reshape humanity through daily acts of justice and compassion—proving that 'good fights' not with weapons but accumulated deeds of ordinary heroes
Rabbi Daniel Rowe
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06.01.25
Iranian Jews mark anniversary of Khomeini’s death in local synagogue
Tehran's Jewish community commemorates the Islamic Republic's founder 36 years after he died with Torah readings and praise, crediting his 'respect for diversity' and post-revolution freedoms
Itamar Eichner
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05.29.25
Eurovision defends Israel’s second-place finish amid voting fraud allegations
Contest director outlines anti-fraud measures and diaspora voting patterns after Yuval Raphael's strong showing sparks controversy
Ran Boker
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05.23.25
Hasidic New York developer sentenced to 7 years in prison for real estate fraud
Elchonon 'Elie' Schwartz defrauded over 800 investors out of $62.8 million through fake commercial property deals and used the funds for luxury purchases
Daniel Edelson, New York
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05.20.25
Chief rabbi: ‘Antisemitism is once again politically correct in Europe’
President of Conference of European Rabbis says far-left is supporting Hamas and terrorism, warns Jews are afraid to walk in public wearing symbols of their faith
Ynetnews
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05.19.25
Is new pope signal for shift in Jew-Christian relations?
A century after historic shifts like Nostra Aetate, the Catholic Church and Jewish communities navigate modern tensions—from papal critiques of Israel to October 7’s aftermath and the appointment of a Pope Leo XIV
Shmuel Munitz, Ofir Chizik
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05.18.25
Russia declassifies files revealing how Soviet citizens collaborated with Nazi invaders
Among identities uncovered in FSB documents is Ivan Talman, key figure in the Nazi extermination effort, who evaded justice for years by hiding in Siberia
Itamar Eichner
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05.18.25
Antwerp police raid mohels, seize circumcision tools and demand infant records
Antwerp’s Jewish community outraged by police raids, which Jewish leaders condemn as 'dangerous attack' on religious freedom and community rights
Itamar Eichner
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05.15.25
US movie theater cancels screening of campus antisemitism documentary citing social media posts
Facets Cinema’s abrupt cancellation of rapper Kosha Dillz’s antisemitism documentary sparks backlash from Jewish groups, relocation to suburban heatre, and heated debates over campus safety; 'Hate has no place in our cinema'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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05.15.25
Israeli officials ramp up security plans for Eurovision 2025
Knesset committee intensifies pressure on security agencies to implement real-time threat tracking, mandatory emergency alerts and expanded diplomatic oversight for Israeli participants at Eurovision 2025 using lessons learned from Amsterdam soccer match assaults
Sivan Hilaie
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05.14.25
Nazi propaganda materials uncovered in Argentine Supreme Court archive
Officials examine whether posters and literature, which arrived in Argentina in 1941, shed light on Holocaust-related events or reveal the trail of Nazi funds worldwide
Itamar Eichner
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05.11.25
Newport’s historic Touro Synagogue becomes battleground in decade-long legal feud
A new lawsuit and recent eviction at Touro Synagogue — America’s oldest operating Jewish house of worship — pits New York’s Shearith Israel against Newport’s Jeshuat Israel, reigniting a decades-old battle over ownership and theft allegations
Daniel Edelson, New York
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05.11.25
Race against time to prevent bodies of Jewish soldiers in Ukraine from being cremated
Kyiv’s Chief Rabbi collaborates with IDF’s chief military rabbi to address halachic challenges in Ukraine’s military, including cremation prohibitions and Shabbat-compliant body recovery
Shilo Freid, Edward Doks
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05.07.25
Jewish man from New York murdered in Turkey while photographing wildlife
Photographer Yitzchak Eliyashiv, former gabbai of Heichal Moshe Synagogue on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, was murdered during a photography trip in Turkey; suspect was arrested
Itamar Eichner
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05.07.25
'If they hate you for who you are, double down': Emily Austin and Eylon Levy share what it takes to defend Israel on the global stage
From social media to world headlines: How two Jews are shaping the narrative? Prominent pro-Israel activists open up about the personal cost of advocacy, Israel's ongoing PR battle and the urgent need for Jewish resilience worldwide
Ynetnews
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05.07.25
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