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‘New’ antisemitism sure sounds like the old kind

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Is it just me, or is the “new” antisemitism starting to sound a lot like the old kind? In recent weeks, The New York Times has twice published remarks that directly invoked classic antisemitic stereotypes. Many of us...
Cluade Monet and his gardens scanned from “Monet” by DuMont, Köln 1985. Credit: Wikipedia Commons.

Rediscovered Monet artwork stolen by Nazis is returned to Jewish family

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The granddaughters of Adalbert (“Bela”) and Hilda Parlagi have recovered one of seven artworks seized from the couple by the Nazi Germans in 1940. Helen Lowe and Francoise Parlagi received on Wednesday “Bord de Mer,” a  7x11-inch...
At prayer. Photo by Cottonbro Studio/Pexels.

On Yom Kippur, the Jewish establishment should come clean

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Israelis have been calling for an accounting from their leaders for the catastrophic intelligence failure on Oct. 7. They want this now, even in wartime, and even after those same failed leaders and institutions...
Philippe Lazzarini, commissioner-general of the U.N. Relief and Works Agency, addresses the United Nations Security Council meeting on the situation in the Middle East, on Oct. 9, 2024. Credit: Loey Felipe/U.N. Photo.

US has ‘deep concern’ about Israeli effort to alter UNRWA legal status

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Even by U.N. Security Council standards, Wednesday’s meeting of the global body was contentious. The Palestinian Authority envoy balked at Israel’s comparison of the P.A. and Hamas, and Philippe Lazzarini, the U.N. Relief and Works...
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Israeli held in Lebanon released to United States

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A triple citizen of Israel, the United States and the United Kingdom who was arrested in Lebanon in recent days has been freed and deported to the United States, according to Hebrew media reports. Ynet reported...
The entrance to a Palestinian Authority village near Bethlehem in Judea, March 12, 2014. Photo by Gershon Elinson/Flash90.

IDF: 200 Israelis rescued in Judea and Samaria since Oct. 7

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The Israel Defense Forces over the past year rescued more than 200 people—civilians and soldiers—from territories under the control of the Palestinian Authority and other unsafe areas in Judea and Samaria, Brig. Gen. Hisham...
Israel Border Police officers rescue people during Hamas's attack on the Supernova music festival near Kibbutz Re'im, Oct. 7, 2023. Credit: Courtesy of Neta David.

‘Lady in Red’ Nova festival survivor reflects on Oct. 7

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The haunting image of Vlada Patapov, known as the "Lady in Red," fleeing the Nova music festival massacre on Oct. 7, 2023, became one of the most iconic visuals of the tragedy in southern...
P.A. textbooks paint the land's Jewish history as a lie, demonize Jews and encourage their murder.

Palestinian Authority education: No room for a two-state solution

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The current war in the Middle East often leads policymakers to think of a two-state solution as a panacea for peace. However, Palestinian Authority texts feature three fundamentals which belie any possibility of peace: 1. Delegitimization of...
Trucks with humanitarian aid arrive in southern Gaza via the Rafah border crossing from Egypt, Nov. 2, 2023. Photo by Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90.

Hamas caught on film stealing Gaza aid, again

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Hamas terrorists were captured on video taking control of 47 of 100 aid trucks entering the Gaza Strip on Tuesday. "It's no secret that Hamas takes control of humanitarian aid. We've already published here tapes...
Liqa Kahenat Chief Kes Berko Tegegne reads from The Orit at the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem. Photo by Michael Zekri.

Ethiopian Jewish holy books digitized in Jerusalem

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A collection of rare holy books and manuscripts from the Ethiopian Jewish community written in Ge’ez, an ancient South Semitic language sometimes referred to as Classical Ethiopic, have been digitized and will be available online, the...