Benjamin Netanyahu to address Congress on July 24
Netanyahu, who has served as Israel’s prime minister longer than any other person, has addressed Congress thrice previously
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Most likely to antagonize Jewish students this spring: High school yearbooks
A suburban Chicago high school launched an investigation after its yearbook went to print with a quote from a student who said the Oct. 7 attacks made her “happy”
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Sports The NFL rookie with the name Jews cannot say aloud. (Or can they?)
Adonai Mitchell might start for the Indianapolis Colts. What’s a Jewish fan to do?
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In Normandy, a Jewish D-Day veteran buried in a Nazi mass grave will receive a proper burial 80 years later
Nathan Baskind was killed in action shortly after D-Day. A year-long investigation found his remains and ensured his reinterment under a Star of David
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No, the NBA is not taking on banned books
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Crown Heights mourns Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, a pivotal figure in Chabad’s global outreach
Thousands of mourners, including emissaries from around the world, packed a Brooklyn street for the funeral procession of a revered community leader
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Columbia settles suit with Jewish student over encampments, promising additional security
The settlement came as Jewish-led Title VI investigations across the country are hitting stumbling blocks
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German Holocaust reparations increase again this year, but plateau expected as survivors perish
The rising tally is driven by health care costs, not direct payments to survivors
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‘Israelism,’ the progressive Jewish documentary roiling college campuses, gets digital release
A Palestinian-owned distributor is releasing the film about Jewish divisions over Israel
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AIPAC taps its No. 2, Elliot Brandt, to be its next CEO at uncertain time for U.S.-Israel relations
Brandt, who became vice CEO earlier this year, graduated from Stanford University in 1990 and has spent almost three decades with AIPAC
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Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood rejects calls to cancel tour with Israeli musician Dudu Tassa
'Silencing Israeli artists for being born Jewish in Israel doesn’t seem like any way to reach an understanding between the two sides of this apparently endless conflict,' Greenwood wrote
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