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Arizona State University students, from left, Jacob Lille, Zachary Rutkin and Kyle Israel give the Sun Devil pitchfork sign while attending Chabad at ASU’s Move-In Brunch on Aug. 1
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Al Franken talks about Charlottesville at sold-out Phoenix even
When Democratic Minnesota Sen. Al Franken took the stage at the Orpheum Theatre in Phoenix on Sunday, it came on the heels of the violence that erupted in Charlottesville, Virginia, during a “white unity” rally.
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Adoption, foster fellowship names second cohort
When Allison Borsuk applied for the YATOM Family Fellowship last year, she was considering adopting a child. She always knew she wanted to be a mother and, at age 38 and single, she decided to move forward with her plan.
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Boston Holocaust Memorial vandalized for the second time this summer
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Pressure mounts against Netanyahu amid corruption probes
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Jews comprised less than a quarter of Israel’s tourists in 2016
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Pardes begins its new school year
Classes started bright and early on Aug. 9 at Pardes Jewish Day School. The new head of school, Peter Gordon, was on hand to say hello to students and parents. Comments (0)
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Director gives behind-the-scenes look at Yiddish-language film ‘Menashe’
“Menashe” is an insightful and moving portrait set within Brooklyn’s Chasidic community and is the first full-length film in Yiddish to hit the big screen in 70 years. The story behind the film is just as engaging.
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Addressing local and world poverty requires us to see
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Four great ways to get connected and engaged with your community
Social interaction is part of being a happy, healthy human being. But all too often, we get caught up with family and work. We forget to go outside and get connected to our neighbors.
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We Do Not Stand Idly By
This past Saturday, Neo-Nazis and white supremacists united in Charlottesvile, Virginia. Among their hateful and inciting messages was the chant of “Jews will not replace us” along with racist and anti-LGBT slurs.
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Jewish leaders urge Trump to condemn white supremacists
Jewish leaders and an Israeli government minister urged the Trump administration to condemn the violence and use of Nazi symbols by white supremacists during a violent rally Saturday in Charlo… Comments (0)
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Winner of 'Inspired by Israel' contest
The Israel Video Network has announced the winner of the "Inspired by Israel" contest sponsored by The Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation.
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Vote for your favorite Israel video
The “Inspired by Israel” video contest has started its 10-day period of online voting to determine which 10 video entrants will move on to the final phase of the contest and be evaluated by an elite panel of judges.
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Between the challah bake, the Shabbat Project and conferences in Washington, D.C., it's been a busy week.
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