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While fleeing the horrors of World War II, Mordechai (Motel) Kanner reached a village in the Soviet Union where he was given a Torah scroll by an elderly Jewish woman. He buried it in the ground – and returned to retrieve it after the war.
Ted Deutch, a former pro-Israel Congressman and currently the head of the American Jewish Committee, arrived in Israel as part of a senior delegation. Speaking with Israel Hayom, he voices concern over the "normalization" of antisemitism.
Kevin McCarthy repeats promise to boot congresswoman with history of antisemitic comments from influential committee.
Having acquired practical tools from the world of adaptive leadership in Israel, around 100 fellows will travel back home to volunteer in their respective Jewish communities.
Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis is honored in recognition of his "significant services to the Jewish community, to interfaith relations and to education."
Swift action comes after Jewish advocacy groups flag the offensive definition to Google and demand an explanation.
Antisemitism of all sorts, Bibi, Ben-Gvir, Zelenskyy and, of course, Trump, owned the headlines in a year full of surprising twists and some names that just don’t go away.
Speaking to guests gathered for a reception at the White House, the US president says “silence is complicity,” and adds that it’s imperative that hate, violence and antisemitism are condemned by the nation.
Recognition of martyrdom would permit the couple to be beatified, the last formal step before possible sainthood.
"We look forward to working with advocates, civil rights leaders, civil society and members of Congress on both sides of the aisle to continue countering the scourge of antisemitism," says White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
