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U.S. President Donald Trump at a press conference at the Bioprocess Innovation Center at Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies in Morrisville, N.C., July 27, 2020. Credit: White House Photo by Shealah Craighead.

Trump fundraiser to be held at New Jersey home of late Syrian-Jewish leader

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U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend a private fundraiser at the New Jersey home of Syrian-Jewish leader Stanley Chera on Aug. 9. Chera, a real estate developer and friend of the president, died in...
Jerusalem on the day of dedicating the new U.S. embassy after it was moved there from Tel Aviv, May 2018. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Trump campaign to mark two-year Jerusalem embassy opening with fundraiser

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The Trump re-election campaign is scheduled to host a virtual fundraiser on Thursday to commemorate the two-year anniversary of the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem. Jewish Insider first reported on the fundraiser, which requires a...
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman. Credit: Flickr.

Celebrities raise funds for meals to Holocaust survivors homebound in New York

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A group of celebrities helped fundraise on Tuesday to deliver meals for Holocaust survivors living in New York City who cannot leave their home amid the coronavirus pandemic. The group included New England Patriots wide...
Yeshiva Sh'or Yoshuv in Nassau County, New York. Source: Screenshot.

Yeshivahs distribute medical equipment, turn gym into field hospital for patients

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Two yeshivahs in New York state have found unique approaches to helping medical professionals combat the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Yeshiva Sh’or Yoshuv in Nassau County assembled what is being described as a “field hospital” for coronavirus patients...
Synagogues and Jewish agencies and institutions closed while the coronavirus rages through America is already causing financial panic. Credit: PIxabay.

Impact of closures in Jewish community wreak havoc with food and finances, institutionally and...

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The worldwide pandemic COVID-19 is wreaking havoc in its relentless sweep across the planet, not only in terms of health needs and care, but in economic terms as well. It has quashed the booming...
Tree of Life*Or L’Simcha Synagogue in the Squirrel hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Credit: Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.

$5.4 million donated to those most affected by Pittsburgh synagogue shooting

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The $5.45 million that has been donated to Tree of Life*Or L’Simcha following the October 2018 shooting that killed 11 worshippers—the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history—will be given to survivors, first responders, congregations...
The National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia. Source: Google Maps.

An object lesson in misplaced American Jewish priorities

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When the National Museum of American Jewish History opened its doors in November 2010, the spanking new $150 million building on Philadelphia’s Independence Mall seemed to be the physical manifestation of all that the...
Detective Joseph Seals, who was killed on Dec. 10 during a Jersey City shootout with two suspects who then attacked a kosher supermarket. Source: Officer Down Memorial Page.

Orthodox Jewish community gives $48,000 check to family of slain Jersey City officer

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The mayor of Jersey City, along with members of the Orthodox Jewish community in New York and New Jersey, presented a check of $48,000 to the family of Det. Joseph Seals, who was killed on Dec. 10...
Participants in the “Wheels of Love” charity ride in Israel. Photo by Tomer Feder.

As many as 500 cyclists to gear up for 20th ‘Wheels of Love’ charity...

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The luggage-handlers at Ben-Gurion International Airport have seen an increase in the number of bicycles coming in and out of late, as an expected 500 participants from 12 countries arrive to participate in the...
IfNotNow rally. Source: IfNotNow Facebook Page.

New Israel Fund’s war on Jewish life

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According to the Forward, the rationale for the New Israel Fund’s push to create an alternative philanthropic system can be explained by what a Philadelphia psychologist named Roy Idelson considered to be a reasonable request. He wanted...