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Opinion| India's Warm Hospitality To Jewish Community
In keeping with India's ancient tradition of warmth and hospitality to visitors, the Jewish community was welcomed in India and flourished here, even 3,000 years ago.
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After Shootings, Washington's Shaken Jewish Community Looks To Bolster Security
The fatal shooting of the young couple after an event at a Jewish museum has deeply shaken the US capital's Jews, and has led to a review of security protocols at synagogues and other institutions.
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Argentina Restaurant Slammed Online Over "Anne Frank Burger" And "Adolf Fries"
Numerous items on the restaurant's menu are named after controversial historical figures.
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Video: Kerala Witnesses Jewish Wedding After 15 Years
The Jewish community of Kerala celebrated a traditional wedding after a gap of 15 years capturing the essence of Jewish customs.
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How Michigan's Patient Zero, A Traveler, Infected 39 People With Measles
Last month, a traveler raising money for charity in Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, drove through the night to Detroit - his next fundraising stop. He felt sick en route and saw a doctor when he got there. But the doctor, who had never seen measles, misdiagnosed the man's fever and cough as bronchitis.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Trip Highlights India's Tiny Jewish Community
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu makes an emotional visit this week to a Jewish centre targeted in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, in a trip that India's tiny and shrinking Jewish community hopes will boost its profile.
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No Timeline Set To Declare Jews As Minority: Government
Government has not fixed any timeline to take a decision on declaring Jews as a minority community, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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The Unorthodox Path Of A Ukrainian Jew In The 'New' Ukraine
Asher Cherkasskiy lived a modest life in peaceful southern Ukraine, observing Orthodox Jewish custom and putting his three children through religious school.
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Teen Jihadist 'Proud' Of Attack On Jewish Teacher
A 15-year-old supporter of the ISIS who slashed a Jewish teacher with a machete in southern France has said he was "proud" of his attack, ahead of a court appearance today.
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Angst As First 'Mein Kampf' Reprints Hit German Bookstores
New copies of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" will hit bookstores in Germany today for the first time since World War II, unsettling Jewish community leaders as the copyright of the anti-Semitic manifesto expires.
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A Year After Attack, France's Jews Learn To Live Under Armed Guard
Ever since a jihadist attack on a kosher store left four people dead a year ago, France's Jews have grown used to soldiers patrolling their neighbourhoods and schools.
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Angela Merkel Calls on Refugees to Reject Anti-Semitism
German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged refugees arriving in Germany to embrace the country's values and reject discrimination and anti-Semitism.
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Pope Francis to Visit Rome Synagogue for First Time
Pope Francis will make his first pontifical visit to Rome's Great Synagogue next year, the Vatican and the city's Jewish community said in statements today.
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World's Oldest Bible on Show as British Museum Tracks Egypt's Religions
The world's oldest bible is among 200 objects tracing Egypt's religious evolution in an exhibition at London's British Museum, which opens Friday and spans the 1,200 years since Cleopatra's death.
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White Supremacist Aiming to Kill Jews Convicted in 3 Kansas Murders
A man who admitted in court to wanting to kill Jews was found guilty on Monday of murdering three people, including a teenage boy, outside two Jewish centres in Kansas last year.
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Opinion| India's Warm Hospitality To Jewish Community
In keeping with India's ancient tradition of warmth and hospitality to visitors, the Jewish community was welcomed in India and flourished here, even 3,000 years ago.
-
After Shootings, Washington's Shaken Jewish Community Looks To Bolster Security
The fatal shooting of the young couple after an event at a Jewish museum has deeply shaken the US capital's Jews, and has led to a review of security protocols at synagogues and other institutions.
-
Argentina Restaurant Slammed Online Over "Anne Frank Burger" And "Adolf Fries"
Numerous items on the restaurant's menu are named after controversial historical figures.
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Video: Kerala Witnesses Jewish Wedding After 15 Years
The Jewish community of Kerala celebrated a traditional wedding after a gap of 15 years capturing the essence of Jewish customs.
-
How Michigan's Patient Zero, A Traveler, Infected 39 People With Measles
Last month, a traveler raising money for charity in Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, drove through the night to Detroit - his next fundraising stop. He felt sick en route and saw a doctor when he got there. But the doctor, who had never seen measles, misdiagnosed the man's fever and cough as bronchitis.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Trip Highlights India's Tiny Jewish Community
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu makes an emotional visit this week to a Jewish centre targeted in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, in a trip that India's tiny and shrinking Jewish community hopes will boost its profile.
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No Timeline Set To Declare Jews As Minority: Government
Government has not fixed any timeline to take a decision on declaring Jews as a minority community, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
-
The Unorthodox Path Of A Ukrainian Jew In The 'New' Ukraine
Asher Cherkasskiy lived a modest life in peaceful southern Ukraine, observing Orthodox Jewish custom and putting his three children through religious school.
-
Teen Jihadist 'Proud' Of Attack On Jewish Teacher
A 15-year-old supporter of the ISIS who slashed a Jewish teacher with a machete in southern France has said he was "proud" of his attack, ahead of a court appearance today.
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Angst As First 'Mein Kampf' Reprints Hit German Bookstores
New copies of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" will hit bookstores in Germany today for the first time since World War II, unsettling Jewish community leaders as the copyright of the anti-Semitic manifesto expires.
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A Year After Attack, France's Jews Learn To Live Under Armed Guard
Ever since a jihadist attack on a kosher store left four people dead a year ago, France's Jews have grown used to soldiers patrolling their neighbourhoods and schools.
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Angela Merkel Calls on Refugees to Reject Anti-Semitism
German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged refugees arriving in Germany to embrace the country's values and reject discrimination and anti-Semitism.
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Pope Francis to Visit Rome Synagogue for First Time
Pope Francis will make his first pontifical visit to Rome's Great Synagogue next year, the Vatican and the city's Jewish community said in statements today.
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World's Oldest Bible on Show as British Museum Tracks Egypt's Religions
The world's oldest bible is among 200 objects tracing Egypt's religious evolution in an exhibition at London's British Museum, which opens Friday and spans the 1,200 years since Cleopatra's death.
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White Supremacist Aiming to Kill Jews Convicted in 3 Kansas Murders
A man who admitted in court to wanting to kill Jews was found guilty on Monday of murdering three people, including a teenage boy, outside two Jewish centres in Kansas last year.
