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The law enables donors to claim a 100% tax credit on contributions up to $1,700 to scholarship-granting organizations, allowing Jewish families to receive funding for private religious school tuition.

David Draiman shared a series of particularly sharp tweets on X with his millions of fans, writing, "Yes, there were some boos when I came up," referring to the incident that went viral. "But I came to honor my idols, Black Sabbath, and I won't let some Jewish haters change that."

The Nysmith School for the Gifted, ranked among the nation's top educational institutions, allegedly celebrated Adolf Hitler as a "strong historical leader" while systematically targeting Jewish students.

Ottawa officials have dismissed the city’s top attorney, Ian Aspenlieder, after he was charged with defacing the National Holocaust Monument by spray-painting graffiti reading "Feed me" on the site.

An 82-year-old advocate for Israeli hostages has died from severe injuries she sustained during a firebombing attack in Boulder, Colorado, last month, prompting prosecutors to upgrade charges against the accused perpetrator.

Leading rabbis published a sharp letter in which they declared that from today until they respond to their demand to fully clarify the matter, "the Beth Din Beth HaVaad of Lakewood is not presumed to be a valid rabbinical court, and there is no obligation to respond to summons from the court, and any document testifying to a rabbinical court action that might have been performed by one of the aforementioned judges is not presumed to be a valid rabbinical court action."

According to his statement, "Iran will surely rush to get a nuclear weapon – and they should get one – it’s the only way to deter US and Israel from bombing every country in Middle East."

The incident, which aired to millions of viewers worldwide, has forced the network to issue a formal apology and announce sweeping changes to its live event broadcasting policies.