Biden sanctions 4 Israeli settlers for alleged violence against Palestinians and Israeli peace activists

WASHINGTON ((JEWISH REVIEW)) — President Joe Biden ordered strict sanctions on four Israeli West Bank settlers for alleged violence against Palestinians and Israeli peace activists. Biden’s executive order Thursday represented an escalation of the diplomacy and pressure he has exerted on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rein in extremists. A White House statement framed […]

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TikTok’s pro-Israel investors face conundrum as platform is blamed for fueling antisemitism

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — Last year, as fighting swirled over the Israeli government’s efforts to reshape the country’s judiciary, Israeli and American critics turned their attention to Arthur Dantchik, a Jewish billionaire who bankrolled a think tank behind the proposed reforms. After facing protests outside his Philadelphia-area home, Dantchik gave in. He announced that he would stop […]

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Should schools suspend students for chanting ‘From the river to the sea’? A federal investigation in Minnesota will test the issue.

((JEWISH REVIEW)) – A suburban Minneapolis school district is facing a federal investigation for Islamophobic discrimination after suspending two Muslim students who chanted “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” The case at Edina Public Schools has divided local Jews and Muslims and is the latest in an expanding list of Title […]

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Delaware school district promises changes in response to federal probe of antisemitic bullying

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — A Delaware public school district will send staff to anti-harassment training and compensate the family of a Jewish student who alleged antisemitic bullying. The agreement followed a U.S. Department of Education investigation into how Red Clay Consolidated School District handled allegations of antisemitic incidents, detailed in a complaint to the agency last June.  […]

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When Judaism didn’t offer rituals for a stillbirth, a grieving couple created their own

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — On Nov. 29, 2021, Ilan and Sherri Glazer announced to the public that they were expecting a baby after three rounds of IVF. The following day, during their 20-week ultrasound, they learned that their baby’s brain wasn’t forming properly. Multiple scans and visits with other doctors confirmed that their long-awaited baby’s condition […]

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