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Why the world reveres Jewish victims but condemns Jewish sovereignty

The world will denounce historical antisemitism but will engage in contemporary antisemitic conspiracy theories.

By JULIO LEVIT KOLDORF
11/12/2024

Third of Jewish Ontario doctors consider leaving Canada over antisemitism

“I feel I no longer belong in Canada and may need to flee,” one respondent reportedly told JMAO.

Fall of Assad revives interest in Judeo-Syrian Arabic, Syria’s nearly lost Jewish dialect

The Jewish community of Syria has ancient roots, tracing back to the Babylonian exile in 586 BCE.

Hanukkah 2024: Your guide to the Jewish Festival of Lights

Dating back to ancient times, Hanukkah is not one of Judaism's most important or holiest holidays, but it is one of its most well-known.

08/12/2024

Meeting the isolated Jewish communities of northern Canada

These remote Jewish communities may not make headlines, but their stories are no less significant.

By NOAM BEDEIN
08/12/2024

A pact of life: Druze-Jewish mechina prepares next generation of soldiers and leaders

Ma’oz Ha’erez (Stronghold of the Cedar), a new mixed mechina in northern Israel, works to strengthen Israeli identity and weave ties between groups in Israeli society.

05/12/2024

Starmer, British officials meet with UK Jews on antisemitism, hostages

The UK Jewish groups said that they had emphasized to Starmer a need to keep the frequent anti-Israel demonstrations in the country away from synagogues and Jewish community sites.

Murder within a miracle: Eyes on the Emirates as religious tolerance is tested

Despite the recent murder of Chabad emissary Rabbi Zvi Kogan in the UAE, the emirate’s Jews and leadership still believe in the possibility of a thriving Jewish community amid coexistence.

By SHIRA DICKER/THE MEDIA LINE
02/12/2024

ChatGPT seemingly restricts searching name ‘David Mayer,’ suggesting the name is flagged entity

ChatGPT restricts responses to the name David Mayer, baffling users with error messages and theories about the blockage.

Reunited after 81 years: Holocaust survivor meets descendants of family who saved her

Trudy Stricks once thought to have perished in Auschwitz, reconnects with descendants of Alfredo and Marcella Monaco, the Italian couple who risked their lives to shelter her during the Holocaust.

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