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Commemorating October 7 With Tattoos
Traditionally considered taboo in Judaism, hundreds of Jews and Israelis are ‘finding strength’ by getting inked.

Traditionally considered taboo in Judaism, hundreds of Jews and Israelis are ‘finding strength’ by getting inked.
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Australia’s Jews Confront a New Reality
Violent antisemitism down under has forced a reckoning with identity, safety and belonging in a country long known as a ‘goldene medina.’

Violent antisemitism down under has forced a reckoning with identity, safety and belonging in a country long known as a ‘goldene medina.’
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Choosing Between October 6 and October 8
To be a Jew today is to perceive a different reality.

To be a Jew today is to perceive a different reality.
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The Women Fueling the Rise of #JewishTikTok
From Orthodox lifestyle bloggers and food accounts to comedians and book reviewers, these Jewish content creators have exploded on TikTok.

From Orthodox lifestyle bloggers and food accounts to comedians and book reviewers, these Jewish content creators have exploded on TikTok.
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Using Anne Frank to Discuss Race
Could Anne Frank be the key to educating Gen Z Americans about antisemitism—even if they’ve never met a Jew?

Could Anne Frank be the key to educating Gen Z Americans about antisemitism—even if they’ve never met a Jew?

Return Trip Centuries after the dark days of the Spanish Inquisition, a descendant of a family forcibly converted to Catholicism has returned to the country

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Letter from Amsterdam: Coming to Terms With Home

by Toby Axelrod

The Dutch Jewish community was decimated under the Nazis. Today, the Liberal congregation in Amsterdam is moving optimistically into the future. Lila Grunfeld walks up

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Feature: Keeping Memory Alive

Istanbul has Turkey’s largest Jewish population, but some of those residents originally from Bursa and Antakya go home to support their former communities. At first

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Interview: Julie Burchill

by Charley J. Levine

Julie Burchill, 49, is an exceptionally popular yet wildly controversial British columnist who for decades has defended Israel in British newspapers such as The Sunday Times,

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Feature: A Conflict Between Policy and Values

When he was 13, Akon told us, the government-backed militia came to his village in southern Sudan. “They started killing people and burning their houses,”

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Jewish Spark in the Bottom of Italy’s Boot

Signs of Jewish renewal are flickering across southern Italy, especially at Rabbi Barbara Aiello's Ner Tamid del Sud congregation, which has now joined the Reconstructionist movement.

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European Day of Jewish Culture Is for Everyone

by Ruth Ellen Gruber

On Culture Day, Europeans from Scandinavia to the Mediterranean get a chance to hear, tour and even taste the rich Jewish heritage of their nations.

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Interview: Fiamma Nirenstein

by Charley J. Levine

Italian-born Fiamma Nirenstein, 62—award-winning journalist, author and filmmaker—has lived and worked in Jerusalem for decades. But since last April, she has also served as an

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