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JTA – A few weeks ago, Holly Davies was getting ready to homeschool her kids and preparing the family for the High Holy Days. When Hurricane Harvey hit, she helped evacuate 150 people from her … more
JTA – This Jewish year was not a quiet one, to say the least. From the tumultuous first eight months of Donald Trump’s presidency, to a wave of bomb threats against Jewish community … more
JTA – Beatrice Marks’ one-story home might flood this week. But she laughs off the threat.   “It doesn’t faze me one bit. Not anymore,” said Marks, 86, whose … more
BOSTON (JTA) – At 15, Elias Rosenfeld became a “Dreamer.”   At the time, the Venezuela native was attending Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School in Miami, where he had … more
JTA – Hillary Clinton blamed attacks against her by Bernie Sanders during the Democratic primary for president on her eventual loss in the general election to Donald Trump. In excerpts … more
JTA – It was a day before Hurricane Harvey was due to make landfall, and Rabbi Shira Stern knew she was headed for Texas.   As a director of Disaster Spiritual Care for the American … more
JTA – Tablet magazine has hired a journalist who was relieved of her reporting duties at a Chicago newspaper after breaking the story of three Jewish women who were ejected from a lesbian … more
(JTA) — The first thing Carl Reiner does every morning is pick up the paper and read the obituary section to check if he’s named there.   “If I’m not, … more
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The U.S. Senate approved a non-binding resolution marking the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem. The bill, sponsored by Sens. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., … more
JTA – The American Jewish Committee presented its Moral Courage Award to B.G. Willison, an American citizen who rescued Lea Kovensky, a survivor of the 1992 bombing of the Israeli Embassy in … more
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