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By GREGORY MASON A recurring theme of Israel’s critics is that were it not for US spending on its war...
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In communities across Canada, including Winnipeg’s dynamic Jewish community, technology has become an integral part of daily life, whether through...
In the world of digital publishing, communication is the lifeblood of creation. Authors connect with editors, contributors, and collaborators via...
By HENRY SREBRNIK There has been an epidemic of criminal violence and state neglect in the Arab community of Israel....
New market launches play a critical role in shaping how investors plan, diversify, and execute their financial strategies. When a...
Strong communities are built on education, curiosity, and meaningful conversation. Whether through schools, cultural institutions, or family discussions at the...
Whenever people discuss modern basketball, as it relates to Israel, Omri Casspi is one name that is generally mentioned, not...
Gamification is one of the trends in modern game development. The technology allows players to interact with in-game elements and...
In today’s connected world, communication happens instantly. Whether through phone calls, text messages, or email, we receive information faster than...
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Recently, global asset management giant BlackRock officially submitted its application for an XRP ETF, a piece of news that quickly...
For decades, the rhythm of life in Winnipeg has been dictated by the seasons. When the deep freeze sets in...
By GERRY POSNER I recently had the good fortune to meet, by accident, a woman I knew from my past,...
By MARTIN ZEILIG After reading Who’s Behind the Hard Right in Canada? A Reference Guide to Canada’s Disinformation Network —...
By MARTIN ZEILIG Theodor Meron’s A Thousand Miracles (Hurst & Company, London, 221 pg., $34.00 USD) is an uncommon memoir—one...
By DAVID TOPPER In 1964, I moved to Cleveland, Ohio to attend graduate school at Case Institute of Technology. About...
By HENRY SREBRNIK We think of the period between 1948 and 1967 as one where Israel was largely accepted by...
(JTA) – A prominent member of an American neo-Nazi group has been extradited to the Netherlands, where he will stand trial for projecting an antisemitic message...
(Jewish News of Greater Phoenix via JTA) — In a June 8 interview with Jewish News of Greater Phoenix for an article on the 75th anniversary...
(JTA) — Jews and Jewish sites appear to have largely been spared following the devastating earthquake that struck Morocco late Friday, killing at least 2,100 people and...
(New York Jewish Week) — The corner of Ludlow and Rivington streets in New York City is now officially known as Beastie Boys Square. The co-naming...
(JTA) — Every few years I put out a call asking what people will be reading in preparation for the High Holidays, and usually one book...
(JTA) — Advocates for Jewish women who say their estranged husbands are abusing them by refusing to assent to a religious divorce are cheering after a...
(JTA) — The Orthodox Union has granted kosher certification to a type of lab-grown meat, a decision that could signal an expansion of the options available...
PORTO, Portugal (JTA) — In this city on Portugal’s northwestern coast, a small Jewish community has dedicated years to identifying its predecessors who were killed or...
(JTA) — In a blistering letter, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo told Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that he no longer deserves a medal she gave him...
(JTA) — Those who are Jewish, or Phish fans — or both — have likely noticed at one point: Jews really seem to love Phish. There are...
(Cleveland Jewish News via JTA) — Violet Spevack, whose popular society column ran in the pages of the Cleveland Jewish News for nearly 50 years, died...
(JTA) – The city of Buenos Aires will rename a major subway station in honor of Raquel Liberman, the Jewish woman who played a critical role...
This article was sent as a newsletter. Sign up for our weekly Jewish sports newsletter here. Good afternoon, and happy football season! The NFL kicked off last...
(New York Jewish Week) — Just in time for the High Holidays, a new, family-friendly Jewish play will make its Off-Broadway debut on Sunday, Sept. 10. ...
A version of this article first appeared on Kveller. Yehonatan Indursky co-wrote the international hit show “Shtisel,” one of TV’s most sensitive portrayals of haredi Orthodox...
(JTA) — Over 20 Jewish groups from the United States and Spanish-speaking countries are calling on Spain’s linguistic authority to drop two antisemitic definitions from its...
(JTA) – Nearly one in three current Jewish college students has witnessed or experienced some form of antisemitism on campus, according to a new survey. The...
(JTA) – Newly uncovered documentation appears to confirm that Catholic convents and monasteries sheltered more than 3,000 Jews from the Holocaust following the Nazi takeover of...
(Dayton Jewish Observer via JTA) – A school board member outside Dayton, Ohio, has apologized after delivering a Nazi salute and uttering “Sieg heil” at the...
(New York Jewish Week) — Five years ago, Gadi Peleg, the owner and founder of Breads Bakery — an Israeli-style bakery with roots in Tel Aviv...
(JTA) — Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas peddled falsehoods about the Holocaust and other discredited distortions about Jews, drawing diplomatic fire just as the Biden administration...
(JTA) — Some sports fans collect trading cards. Others collect autographs. You could say Jessica Berman collects sports leagues. Berman, a Jewish day school alum with...
(New York Jewish Week) — It happened toward the end of the last theater season, and it didn’t occasion much comment in the media. But the...
Like many Southern Californians, Romy Greenwald’s first language was Spanish. Romy was born in the United States, but her grandparents had immigrated to the United States...
