Holocaust Survivor’s Granddaughter Reflects on Her Special Bond with Her Grandma

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Inside Israel’s Bubble: Settler Violence

Jews are indigenous to Israel. It's in the name. The Torah doesn't call Jewish people “Jews,” which is a term that was applied later in history. One of the earliest examples of its usage is with the biblical character, Mordecai, who was one of the first Jewish diaspora leaders. Mordecai lived in ancient Persia (modern-day Iran!!) about one thousand years after Moses, and even though his tribal affiliation is Benjamin, he's referred to, colloquially, as

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Author Peter Beinart on recognizing injustice in Gaza through a Jewish lens

Activist recounts Israeli prison experience as hundreds remain detained