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Explained: Why Hamas Chose October 6 To Launch Mega Offensive On Israel
It was October 6, 1973. On Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism, a coalition of Arab nations launched surprise attacks on Israeli-occupied territories, sparking the Yom Kippur War.
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Villages Razed As "Lost Tribe" Of Israel Caught In Manipur Crossfire
A "lost tribe" of Israel in northeast India has been swept up in months of deadly ethnic violence, with at least one death, synagogues torched and hundreds forced to flee, members say.
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World's Oldest Hebrew Bible Set To Be Auctioned For $50 Million
The Hebrew Bible is composed of 24 books divided into three parts and is the foundation of Judaism and other Abrahamic faiths.
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"Silence Is Complicity": Biden Urges Politicians To Denounce Anti-Semitism
Data published Friday by the Anti-Defamation League suggested those fears may be founded: anti-Semitic tweets referencing Jews and Judaism surged by more than 60 percent in the two weeks following Musk's takeover .
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Ukraine President Invokes Judaism To Rally Support Amid Russian Invasion
With online posts in Hebrew and appeals to Jews to "cry out" in response to Russia's invasion, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has invoked his faith to rally support for his embattled country.
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Western Wall Stone Crashes Down in Jerusalem
Jerusalem authorities restricted access to one of Judaism's holiest sites on Monday after a massive stone block from the Western Wall fell to the ground below, narrowly missing a worshipper.
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A Former Prison For Jews Unlocks Their Ancient Italian History
About 1,952 years ago, Rome sacked Jerusalem. Its soldiers carried off the treasures of the temple and thousands of Jews. The money and slave labor were then used to build a gigantic amphitheater you've probably heard of. It's called the Colosseum.
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Trump Plans First Presidential Overseas Trip To Israel, Vatican And Saudi Arabia
President Donald Trump, on his first trip abroad, will travel later this month to Saudi Arabia, Israel and the Vatican in an effort to unite Islam, Judaism and Christianity in the common cause of fighting "intolerance" and radical extremism, White House officials said Thursday.
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'Last Jew In Pakistan' Allowed To Profess His Religion
Pakistan has allowed a 29-year-old Jewish activist to change his religion from Islam to Judaism, an unusual move by authorities in the country. In normal circumstances, it would have been a normal practice to let Fishel Benkhald get religion of his choice in the column of religion for the forms filled to get national identity card and passport.
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Is Ivanka Trump Jewish? In Israel, She Has A Trump Card
Last summer, Israel's religious authorities issued a ruling that raised doubts about her conversion to Judaism. But after her father was elected president, they have changed their tune, raising eyebrows among activists who have long lobbied the rabbinical establishment to be more tolerant toward converts.
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Some French Wanted To Find Out How Racist Their Country Is. But Their Poll Is Prohibited.
In theory, one of the main achievements of French republicanism is equality.
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New Clashes At Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound
New clashes broke out on Monday morning between Israeli police and Palestinians at Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound, an AFP journalist said, with further trouble feared in the week ahead as Jews celebrate the Sukkot holiday.
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Madonna and Ariana Grande Became Friends Over Kabbalah
The Love Me Harder singer befriended Madonna because of their shared interest in the religion. Kabbalah is a popular faith, an offspring of Judaism and is followed by several Hollywood celebrities. "She inspires me endlessly. I'm so inspired by her fearlessness," said Ariana Grande
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Saudi King Seeks 'Urgent' UN Action on Al-Aqsa Compound
Saudi King Salman has appealed to UN chief Ban Ki-moon and members of the Security Council for "urgent measures" after clashes at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound, state media reported late Wednesday.
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Benjamin Netanyahu's Clinches Deal to Form New Israeli Government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clinched a deal to form a new government on Wednesday, just before a deadline was to expire, but the coalition will rule by only the slimmest of majorities in Israel's turbulent parliament.
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Explained: Why Hamas Chose October 6 To Launch Mega Offensive On Israel
It was October 6, 1973. On Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism, a coalition of Arab nations launched surprise attacks on Israeli-occupied territories, sparking the Yom Kippur War.
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Villages Razed As "Lost Tribe" Of Israel Caught In Manipur Crossfire
A "lost tribe" of Israel in northeast India has been swept up in months of deadly ethnic violence, with at least one death, synagogues torched and hundreds forced to flee, members say.
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World's Oldest Hebrew Bible Set To Be Auctioned For $50 Million
The Hebrew Bible is composed of 24 books divided into three parts and is the foundation of Judaism and other Abrahamic faiths.
-
"Silence Is Complicity": Biden Urges Politicians To Denounce Anti-Semitism
Data published Friday by the Anti-Defamation League suggested those fears may be founded: anti-Semitic tweets referencing Jews and Judaism surged by more than 60 percent in the two weeks following Musk's takeover .
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Ukraine President Invokes Judaism To Rally Support Amid Russian Invasion
With online posts in Hebrew and appeals to Jews to "cry out" in response to Russia's invasion, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has invoked his faith to rally support for his embattled country.
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Western Wall Stone Crashes Down in Jerusalem
Jerusalem authorities restricted access to one of Judaism's holiest sites on Monday after a massive stone block from the Western Wall fell to the ground below, narrowly missing a worshipper.
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A Former Prison For Jews Unlocks Their Ancient Italian History
About 1,952 years ago, Rome sacked Jerusalem. Its soldiers carried off the treasures of the temple and thousands of Jews. The money and slave labor were then used to build a gigantic amphitheater you've probably heard of. It's called the Colosseum.
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Trump Plans First Presidential Overseas Trip To Israel, Vatican And Saudi Arabia
President Donald Trump, on his first trip abroad, will travel later this month to Saudi Arabia, Israel and the Vatican in an effort to unite Islam, Judaism and Christianity in the common cause of fighting "intolerance" and radical extremism, White House officials said Thursday.
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'Last Jew In Pakistan' Allowed To Profess His Religion
Pakistan has allowed a 29-year-old Jewish activist to change his religion from Islam to Judaism, an unusual move by authorities in the country. In normal circumstances, it would have been a normal practice to let Fishel Benkhald get religion of his choice in the column of religion for the forms filled to get national identity card and passport.
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Is Ivanka Trump Jewish? In Israel, She Has A Trump Card
Last summer, Israel's religious authorities issued a ruling that raised doubts about her conversion to Judaism. But after her father was elected president, they have changed their tune, raising eyebrows among activists who have long lobbied the rabbinical establishment to be more tolerant toward converts.
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Some French Wanted To Find Out How Racist Their Country Is. But Their Poll Is Prohibited.
In theory, one of the main achievements of French republicanism is equality.
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New Clashes At Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound
New clashes broke out on Monday morning between Israeli police and Palestinians at Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound, an AFP journalist said, with further trouble feared in the week ahead as Jews celebrate the Sukkot holiday.
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Madonna and Ariana Grande Became Friends Over Kabbalah
The Love Me Harder singer befriended Madonna because of their shared interest in the religion. Kabbalah is a popular faith, an offspring of Judaism and is followed by several Hollywood celebrities. "She inspires me endlessly. I'm so inspired by her fearlessness," said Ariana Grande
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Saudi King Seeks 'Urgent' UN Action on Al-Aqsa Compound
Saudi King Salman has appealed to UN chief Ban Ki-moon and members of the Security Council for "urgent measures" after clashes at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound, state media reported late Wednesday.
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Benjamin Netanyahu's Clinches Deal to Form New Israeli Government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clinched a deal to form a new government on Wednesday, just before a deadline was to expire, but the coalition will rule by only the slimmest of majorities in Israel's turbulent parliament.
