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Religion

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Catholic diocese of Brooklyn asks Supreme Court to pause Cuomo's New York coronavirus restrictions

Prior to the death of Justice Ginsburg, the court ruled against two similar cases brought during the pandemic

From the States

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New York leads U.S. with greatest number of antisemitic incidents

The greatest number of antisemitic attacks were reported last year, 9,354, according to an annual report published by the Anti-Defamation League. The majority of incidents, 64%, occurred in 10 states, eight of which are led by Democrats, The Center Square reported.

From the States

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"ANTIFA ATTACKS TPUSA NEWS CREW AND SECURITY GUARDS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON"

UW professor warns of 'long-lived' damage from deal with protestors

UW leadership has also agreed to waive tuition for 20 displaced students from Gaza and review study-abroad programs that exclude Palestinian or other Arab students.

Media

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Newsmax, Sept. 26, 2022

Nearly two dozen Jewish leaders call on ATT/DirecTV to reinstate Newsmax

"We believe now is the time for AT&T to reverse this decision and put NEWSMAX back on air."

Diplomacy

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Iranian rials, U.S. dollars, Tehran, Iran, Jan. 12, 2012

Biden administration unlocks $10 billion for Iran

Critics argue that the administration's waiver allows Iran to allocate other resources to financing global terror.

From the States

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Fighting anti-Semitism: Arizona’s Ducey signs Holocaust education bill into law

Ducey called the bill “a step in the right direction to fight antisemitism.”

Middle East

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Palestinian Hamas militants, Gaza, July 20, 2017

Former Israeli ambassador to U.S. fumes at western media over 'militant' label for Hamas

"[T]he enemy we face and Hamas is the same enemy that America faces in ISIS and Al Qaeda," he said.

Security

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FBI warned of lone wolves inspired by ISIS months before deadly attack in New Orleans

Was anybody listening? The information known so far indicates that Shamsud-Din Jabbar’s New Year’s attack mirrors exactly what FBI Director Wray warned about last year.

From the States

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Congressional subpoena hits Columbia University in antisemitism investigation

The subpoenas are the latest in the ongoing drama for Columbia University after pro-Hamas protests on campus in the last year culminated in a Congressional inquiry and resignation of the school’s president.

Culture

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Video game designer creates interactive game to educate future generations about the Holocaust

Bernard said that the future for education is digital and organizations specializing in teaching Holocaust remembrance need to embrace that future. Bernard describes it on his website as an "immersive storytelling experience."

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