Celebrated German Jewish bakery closes, saying ‘the hatred reached Berlin’ after Oct. 7
Babka & Krantz's Israeli immigrant owner was the first Jewish master baker accepted into the Berlin Bakers' Guild
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‘This is sort of their normal’: Israelis confront yet another wartime flare after Iranian fire
Schools closed, hospitals underground — but for how long?
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Dave Matthews pushes back on claims his criticism of Israel is antisemitic
Speaking at a North Carolina concert, Matthews said his rhetoric should not be “twisted into anybody thinking that I am bigoted or antisemitic.”
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Iran says it has finished striking Israel, after Trump says both countries ‘must immediately stop’
The Israeli air force bombed Iranian defense systems on Monday after a barrage of missiles from Iran on Sunday
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John Lithgow wins Tony Award for portraying Roald Dahl in ‘Giant,’ about Roald Dahl’s antisemitism
Jewish actors won multiple top prizes, while Ali Louis Bourzgui dedicated his award to "the people of Palestine."
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Trump urges Iran to make a deal after Iran fires missiles at Israel for first time in 2 months
"You've shot your missiles, that's enough. Get back to the table," Trump told Fox News
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Some Jewish Republicans say Tucker Carlson is no longer a threat. Others worry he’ll run for president.
Rep. Randy Fine said he thinks Carlson is no longer the "most dangerous antisemite in America."
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Canada’s new council to tackle antisemitism divides Jewish groups
Mark Carney joins a growing number of left-leaning world leaders to grapple with fighting antisemitism while preserving room for Israel critics
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Majority of House Democrats vote to defeat Lebanon war powers measure
The resolution, forced to the floor by Rep. Rashida Tlaib, drew support from 91 Democrats but was opposed by party leaders
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After years of hostile relations with Israel, Slovenia’s new prime minister signals diplomatic reset
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar announced the country will open its first-ever embassy in the Slovenian capital
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The Jewish Brigade fought fascism in Italy. Now its flags spark protests.
Made up largely of Jewish volunteers from Mandatory Palestine, the Jewish Brigade has become a symbol in today’s battles over Zionism, antisemitism and antifascism, writes a scholar of modern European history
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