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“Who Dey,” to football cognoscenti, is the iconic cheer used by fans of the Bengals to indicate their approval when the team scores or wins a game.

The Jerusalem residents, who made aliyah in February, started making a dent in Cincinnati, Ohio. Now they're trying to do the same in Israel.

The attackers uttered the words “K–e Zionist” and asked the victims what their religion was.

The Cleveland Jewish Federation called the vandalism "absolutely sickening."

The first of these incidents was an assault on two students "near 15th Avenue and High Street." One of the students was treated at the Wexner Medical Center.

Democrats and abortion rights advocates notched a string of electoral victories on Tuesday – including in conservative Ohio and Kentucky.

Rehfeld cited “financial constraints” and enrollment among the reasons for discontinuing the programs.

In 2021 a Boston-area school was found to have used terms including “Auschwitz,” “yarmulke” and “rabbi” in its own plays for at least a decade.

Although she came from what she called “the Wild West,” she was passionate about Cleveland.

The local federation CEO said she did not believe Zakkour “had antisemitic intent.”