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Israeli philanthropists help dozens flee Afghanistan for United Arab Emirates

September 20, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — Several Israeli philanthropists have helped bring to Abu Dhabi dozens of asylum seekers, including female athletes, fleeing Taliban rule in Afghanistan. The rescue operation led by Aaron G. Frenkel, an aviation professional who had helped airlift thousands of Jews out of the Soviet Union, ended on Sept. 6, as 41 asylum seekers from […]

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Torah scroll the Nazis stole for their post-Holocaust ‘Jewish museum’ returns to service in Prague

September 20, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — A Torah scroll that the Nazis stole from for their planned museum on Judaism in Prague will return to use there on Simchat Torah, a holiday that falls later this month and celebrates the seminal Jewish text. Memorial Scrolls Trust, a London-based nonprofit that preserves Torah scrolls and other scripture, on Sunday said […]

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Thieves caught trying to take over 200 Jewish headstones at Argentine Jewish cemetery

September 20, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — Local Jewish leaders are fuming about repeated security breaches at a large Jewish cemetery in the Buenos Aires area. Just before Yom Kippur last week, three vandals were caught trying to make off with 223 of the cemetery’s gravestones — the third such robbery in the past month. Over 100 headstones were smashed […]

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Amsterdam’s latest Holocaust memorial features the names of 102,000 victims

September 19, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — Amsterdam has a new Holocaust memorial that contains over 100,000 names of Dutch Holocaust victims and was designed by the famed Jewish architect Daniel Libeskind. The Holocaust Memorial of Names, unveiled Sunday where it stands near the city’s Jewish Cultural Quarter, is made up of separate walls of bricks with the names of […]

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How can the struggle for Soviet Jewry help navigate 21st century peoplehood?

September 17, 2021Jesse Orine

This Q&A is adapted from one of eight mainstage conversations held at Z3 2020: Visions of a Shared Future, a virtual conference produced by The Z3 Project and the Oshman Family JCC of Palo Alto, aimed at reimagining Diaspora-Israel relations.  Americans and Israelis have witnessed a surge in social cleavages — religious vs. secular, progressive […]

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French court acquits imam of incitement charges for quoting text commanding Muslims to kill Jews

September 17, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — A senior imam in France who in a sermon recited a religious text commanding Muslims to kill Jews has been acquitted of incitement to antisemitic hate charges. Mohamed Tatai, the rector of the Great Mosque of Toulouse, had no desire to incite hatred in his sermon from 2017, the Correctional Tribunal of Toulouse […]

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Plan to attack German synagogue on Yom Kippur was foiled, police say

September 17, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — German police said they thwarted a planned Islamist attack on a synagogue in Hagen on Yom Kippur after receiving a tip from an unnamed foreign intelligence service. Officers took a father of Syrian background and three sons into custody for questioning on Thursday morning, according to the newspaper Die Welt. All but one […]

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Human remains found in former Warsaw Ghetto buried in Jewish cemetery

September 17, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — Members of the Jewish community of Warsaw buried the bones of a person who may have died 80 years ago in the city’s ghetto during the Holocaust. The identity of the person whose bones were buried is not known, The Associated Press wrote Tuesday. They had been discovered in the basement of a residential […]

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Jewish man assaulted in France after confronting men who called him ‘dirty Jew’

September 17, 2021Jesse Orine

(JTA) — Police in France have arrested one suspect in connection with the gang beating of a Jewish man on a Lyon street. Five men ganged up on the victim after calling him a “dirty Jew,” the Actu 17 news site reported. The Jewish man, who was wearing a kippah while walking down the street, […]

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The rabbi working to get more women in leadership roles in Great Britain’s Orthodox community

September 17, 2021Jesse Orine

LONDON (JTA) — Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz was a teenager when she began to feel Judaism calling her back. Her family had left the synagogue behind, and in the mid-1970s she was living in Cornwall, about as far away from Britain’s Jewish centers as one can. She wrote letters to Jewish institutions and asked them to send […]

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