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World Jewish News - via JTA

ZOA group ‘elevated white supremacist voices’ but should remain on Boston Jewish council for now, internal report says

Future in question for Chicago Loop Synagogue and its monumental stained-glass window

As it did decades ago, Northern Ireland’s Jewish community looks to weather the storm of violence on the streets of Belfast