‘This is not some distant tragedy’: Biden drapes White House in blue and white as US death toll rises to 11

WASHINGTON ((JEWISH REVIEW)) — President Joe Biden said at least 11 Americans are dead among the hundreds killed in Israel during Hamas’s invasion of the country. The president added that law enforcement agencies were working to secure Jewish American institutions amidst fears of copycat violence on U.S. soil.  Biden also ordered the White House to […]

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US sports teams and athletes show unprecedented amount of support for Israel after Hamas attacks

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — In an unprecedented show of support for Israel, a number of professional athletes and sports teams issued statements about Hamas’ invasion of the country, which has left over 900 dead. “The NBA and [the NBA Players’ Association] mourn the horrific loss of life in Israel and condemn these acts of terrorism,” the […]

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‘Desperately, desperately waiting’: Orthodox group holds prayer service as chairman’s son is MIA near Gaza

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — When a large Zionist Orthodox group gathered virtually on Monday to pray for Israel, the group’s executive chairman, Doron Perez, wasn’t there — one of his sons had been wounded in battle, and another was missing in action. “Thank God, their son Yonatan has returned home,” Rabbi Danny Mirvis, the deputy CEO […]

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HBO airing ‘No Accident,’ documentary on legal team that sued Charlottesville rally organizers and won

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — A new HBO documentary dives into the successful effort to sue the white supremacists behind the deadly far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017. “No Accident,” premiering Oct. 10, follows the attorneys Roberta Kaplan and Karen Dunn, who filed a lawsuit against 17 white nationalist leaders and organizations on behalf of nine […]

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2 more Egon Schiele works returned as Manhattan DA’s office turns its attention to works seized by Nazis

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — For decades, the heirs of Viennese Jewish cabaret performer Fritz Grünbaum have sought the restitution of his extensive art collection, which was pilfered by the Nazis. This year, they have seen a spate of success. The return of two portraits by Austrian expressionist Egon Schiele was announced on Wednesday, two weeks after […]

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