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British-Muslim Principal Teaches That Jews Want To Rule The World
The founder of a private Muslim school in northern England published anti-Semitic leaflets featuring the “Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” a British television channel reported.
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The Associated Press Defends Itself Against Nazi Allegations
The Associated Press formally cooperated with Hitler’s Nazi regime, including providing material produced by the Nazi’s propaganda ministry, a German historian reports in a new study.
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When East Meets Mideast: China and Israel Expand Ties
Israel and China struck several deals this week to boost tourism and business ties.
‘It’s Palestine, Not Israel,’ Belgian Hotline Operator Tells Jewish Caller
An operator in Belgium’s federal hotline on the terrorist attacks in Brussels told a Jewish caller that Israel does not exist and is in fact called Palestine.
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The Implosion of the Republican Party
Donald Trump is on pace to destroy the Republican Party as we know it. His demagogic rise has sparked equal parts anger and glee among some of his opponents, but Jane Eisner writes it’s terrible news for the Jews — and a big blow to Israel.
Nobel Laureate and Auschwitz Survivor Imre Kertesz Dies At 86
Hungarian novelist and Auschwitz survivor Imre Kertesz, winner of the 2002 Nobel Literature Prize, died on Thursday at the age of 86 after a long illness, the state news agency MTI reported, citing his publisher.
During World War II, U.S. Intelligence Targeted American Jews
Declassified documents lift the veil on a wartime spying operation conducted by the CIA’s predecessor.
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Fear of Attacks Is New Normal for Belgian Jews
Belgian Jews have gotten used to fearing for their safety. Every morning as parents drop off their children at Jewish schools across the country, they are greeted by heavily armed soldiers, stationed to protect the students.
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Irish Jewish Community Dwindles One St. Patrick’s Day at a Time
Between the national election and the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, the Irish — a famously loquacious bunch — have much to debate over their pints of Guinness these days.
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