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Do we treat our Arabs better or worse than the Tsars treated us?

By MARTY GREEN I know many Jews will be outraged at the very notion of comparing the two. “The pogroms!”,...

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Embracing your femininity in Cheshvan

By ELENA KNIGHT Rosh Chodesh Sameach! Though last month’s article (Embracing your femininity in Tishrei) had far more holidays, thus...

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CFTC Crypto Regulation Plans Put XRP and Solana in Focus as CLARITY Act Stalls

US crypto regulation is back in focus after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission opened a public consultation on October 5...

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An Overview of Antisemitism in Western Europe

By HENRY SREBRNIK The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights survey of 2024 found that 96 per cent of Jewish...

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Musings from Dizengoff Street – by Bruce Brown (updated Oct. 15)

(Posted Oct. 15) Congratulations South African jurist Navi Pillay for winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. Not. The Norwegian Nobel...

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How the Experience Changes From Spectator to Player in Perya Games

Perya games often attract a crowd for a reason. Standing near a booth during a fiesta lets you track the...

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THE RED INHERITANCE — PART 2

(Ed. note: If you haven’t read Part 1 of “The Red Inheritance,” you can find it here: The Red Inheritance.)...

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How Casino Games Travel From One Generation to the Next

On a weekday afternoon in a community centre, the loudest table in the room is usually the Mah Jongg game,...

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There’s nothing Jewish about this classic American comedy — except just about everything

By Rachel Shteir September 22, 2026 This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward’s...

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In memory of Joan Druxman

By BERNIE BELLAN In May 2023 I wrote a story about Joan Druxman, whom I had just met in person...

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What I miss

By DAVID TOPPER When my late wife, Sylvia, and I moved into the house I’m still in, we brought with...

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A “Tour” of Antisemitism in Eastern Europe

By HENRY SREBRNIK As we enter the fourth year of the “October 7” wars, things in Eastern Europe remain dire. There...

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The Red Inheritance – a short story

By H.C. PiloskiPART I — ROOTSForewordThe Red Inheritance is a work of fiction built on real histories. The political movements,...

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Why NBA Teams Start Defending Before Half Court

An NBA defender who meets a ball handler near the opposite baseline is trying to interfere with the possession before...

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In new ‘Fauda’ season, the aftershocks of Oct. 7, without a thought for Gaza

By PJ Grisar September 8, 2026 This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward’s...

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Discovering the Thrills of Metamask Casinos for Crypto Gamblers

Choosing a crypto wallet for gaming activities offers privacy and security often absent in traditional platforms. Transactions become seamless and...

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“Jerusalemites” – Photographer Sharon Gabay talks about his new book in a spectacular photo essay

By JOANNE PALMER (reprinted with permission from the New Jersey Jewish News and the Jewish Standard) If every person is...

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Winnipeg’s Jewish Community and the Question of Online Casino Bonuses: What Manitoba Players Should Know

A reader wrote in last month asking a simple question: is it legal to play online casino games in Manitoba,...

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Embracing your femininity in Tishrei

By ELENA KNIGHT Rosh Chodesh Sameach! This month, Tishrei, is a time of beginnings; we observe Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur,...

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The tragedy of Clara Haber

By DAVID TOPPER This story of the sad and short life of a remarkable woman, Clara Haber, should be better...

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