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Center-left think tank’s conference avoids the elephant in the room: Israel
On Tuesday, a gilded ballroom inside a Washington hotel served as a soapbox for more than a dozen Democrats — many with national ambitions — to pitch their vision for America to a room full of…
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5mNo major U.S. art museum counts Jewish identity in its diversity commitments, ADL report finds
Not one of the 40 leading U.S. art museums evaluated by the Anti-Defamation League includes Jewish identity in its diversity commitments, according to a new report the group released on Thursday. At the report’s launch event, held at the Jewish Museum on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, actor Selma Blair, who is Jewish, said she has... <a href="">Read More</a>
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IDF report identifies 170 Palestinian ‘journalists’ killed during Gaza war affiliated with terrorist groups
The Israeli military on Thursday released a database identifying 170 Palestinians killed during the Gaza war who it claims were at one point members of Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and other terrorist organizations — despite being members of the media or journalists. Among the group were 17 individuals whom the IDF said participated directly in... <a href="">Read More</a>
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9mTrump says FlyDubai attacker likely linked to Iran
This briefing explores rising geopolitical tensions involving Iran and Israel, including a radicalized co-pilot incident, military escalations, and critical shifts in U.S. foreign policy and domestic campus discourse.
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6mNew York magazine editor seeks to reassure Jewish leaders but stands by contentious cover issue
Weeks after meeting privately with a group of Mizrahi and Sephardic leaders to address their concerns about a recent New York magazine cover package accused of erasing Jews from its narrative, the outlet’s editor-in-chief, David Haskell, vowed in response “to publish journalism that’s both accurate and empathic about the Jewish experience,” even as he otherwise... <a href="">Read More</a>
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4mMontgomery County schools superintendent admits missteps on antisemitism, pledges action
The superintendent of Montgomery County Public Schools acknowledged Thursday that the district needs to do more to combat antisemitism, responding to a letter earlier this week from more than 40 local rabbis and cantors who warned that school leaders have failed to adequately address a rise in antisemitic incidents In his reply, Superintendent Thomas Taylor... <a href="">Read More</a>