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A Florida Congressional Race Between Two Jews Symbolizes the Culture War
The race includes right-wing provocateur Laura Loomer against the incumbent, Lois Frankel.

Sam Yebri Seeks to Become L.A. City Council’s First Iranian Jew
Sam Yebri’s filing of papers on Sept. 8 to run for the Los Angeles’ City Council 5th District seat in 2022, is a moment in Iranian Jewish history.

Am I Jewish Enough: My Road to Conversion and Finding My Jewish Soul
Julie Gray recounts the journey of her conversion to Judaism and how it was influenced by her move to Israel and meeting a Holocaust survivor.

This Year’s High Holy Days: Challenged but Emboldened
We’re being tested — perhaps like never before in recent memory — for our sense of priorities, our core principles and attitudes, and our underlying faith.

Israeli First Responders Help Combat California’s Fires
As fires continue to blaze all around California, Israeli firefighters have flown in to help extinguish them.

‘I’m a Zionist’ Is New Frontier of Israel Activism
Whenever we link anti-Zionism to anti-Semitism, we convey the message that, somehow, anti-Zionism is not bad enough. We figure that adding the inflammatory charge of Jew-hatred is the only way to get the world’s attention.

Bahrain Will Be the Next Arab State to Normalize Ties With Israel, Report Says
However, Bahrain has maintained its position that it wants to see a Palestinian state established first.

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