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Haverford to Establish Antisemitism Committee in Settlement of Jew-Hatred Lawsuit

Haverford College will establish an antisemitism committee and require annual antisemitism training for students, faculty and staff as part of a settlement with the...

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Opinion: Iran’s New Command Structure Is Built for the Long Haul

Kamyar Behrang | JNS Iran’s latest military and security appointments send Israel two messages at once: 1) The Islamic Republic is preparing for the possibility...

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Jonathan Korman Continues Family Tradition Of Jewish Leadership

Jonathan Korman, a member of South Philadelphia Shtiebel and a Center City resident, is stepping in as Federation’s Philadelphia National Young Leadership Cabinet chair...

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It’s a Mechaya! Loew Vineyards Honey Wine Launches Under Star-K

By Jules Polonetsky Loew Vineyards in Mount Airy is releasing Mechaya, the first Star-K-certified honey wine produced in Maryland, and the name is fitting. In...

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Apple Pays $150K to Settle Federal Antisemitism Lawsuit

By Grace Gilson  (JTA) — Apple has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle a federal lawsuit alleging that the company failed to accommodate a Jewish employee’s...

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Meet the North American families who are moving to Israel right now

At first glance, the recent celebration outside a northern New Jersey synagogue looked a lot like a bar or bat mitzvah party. Dance music...

More Than a GPA: Inside the Movement to End Letter Grades in Jewish Education

At least three times each school year, middle school pupils at the Oakland Hebrew Day School write divrei Torah, or essays on a Torah...

How Teachers Are Harnessing AI to Democratize Israeli Education

When veteran Israeli educator Meirav Seror asked her high school literature class in Beersheba how they might use artificial intelligence to study for their...