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AfD surges to historic victory, alarming Germany and its Jewish community

Alternative for Germany recorded the biggest achievement in its history, winning about 44% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt. Some in Israel seek to legitimize the party, but Germany's Jewish community is appalled. one of its leaders called Berlin's Holocaust memorial a "monument of shame," and a large majority of its voters oppose German arms sales to Israel. For Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the result could become a pivotal moment that ultimately costs him his job.

Next Year in Jerusalem: The real-life version

Next Year in Jerusalem: The real-life version

Mordy (86) and Carole Pancer (82) made Aliyah from Maryland this week after decades in the United States, reuniting with their two daughters and their families. Rabbi Yehoshua Fass, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Nefesh B’Nefesh, which assisted with their Aliyah: “A story of Zionism spanning generations and borders.”

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