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This year (5785), Passover Eve will fall on Shabbat, and will not occur again until twenty years from now in the year 5805 (which will also feature a three-day Purim and Tisha B'Av falling on Saturday night).
Irmgard Furchner served in her youth as a secretary at the Stutthof concentration and extermination camp and was charged about two years ago with assisting in the murder of more than 11,000 Jewish prisoners at the camp.
Despite various agitators shouting "Free Palestine" and performing a Nazi salute, Canada's third-largest Jewish community and its supporters put on powerful display, with many Iranian exiles. With "O Canada" and "Hatikva," lead organizer Masha Kleiner shows no signs of slowing down.
Written before independence declaration, containing Holocaust and revival messages and state establishment celebrations, these are the Haggadahs expected to be sold at the Brand auction house.
Dr. Sharona Nazarian shattered barriers by becoming the first Iranian Jewish woman to serve as mayor of Beverly Hills, marking a significant milestone for the prominent Jewish-Persian community in Southern California.
Antisemitism task force will review $8.7 billion in grants, marking another escalation in the administration's efforts to target universities that failed to respond to escalating protests during the Israel-Hamas war.
Thousands of community members in Erfurt, Germany, were murdered during Sabbath prayers, as part of the 1349 persecutions that swept across Europe during the Black Death.
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Unknown individuals dumped garbage at the synagogue's entrance. Deputy Tel Aviv Mayor Elhanan Zebulun: "A dangerous red line that cannot be accepted."
An unprecedented study reveals anti-Jewish and anti-Israel sentiments in various models, identifying Meta's Llama as the lowest scorer in both bias and reliability.
