Philly kosher butcher shop vandalized with swastikas
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
A kosher butcher shop in Philadelphia was defaced with anti-Semitic graffiti.
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Death row inmate in Connecticut suing state for kosher food
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
A death row inmate is suing the Connecticut Department of Correction claiming he is an Orthodox Jew and is being denied kosher food.
How U.N. troops defied orders, opened fire and escaped Syrian rebels
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
Early on Aug. 28, al Qaeda-linked militants fighting government forces in Syria crossed a ceasefire line in the Golan Heights on Israel\’s border and seized 45 Fijians serving in a United Nations peacekeeping force.
Foundation headed by widow of Madoff’s largest beneficiary grants $104 million
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
Barbara Picower, the widow of Jeffry Picower, the largest beneficiary of Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme, has awarded $104 million in grants over two years through a new foundation.
Jewish publication apologizes for Op-Ed comparing Tutu to Hitler
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
A Jewish online publication in South Africa apologized for an Op-Ed that compared Archbishop Desmond Tutu to Adolf Hitler.
U.N. Golan peacekeepers pull back from four positions amid tension
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
U.N. peacekeepers in the Golan Heights are pulling out from its positions and a camp on the Syrian side of the Syrian-Israeli border due to a severe deterioration of security in the region, the United Nations said on Monday.
Paris Moishe House to open amid uptick in anti-Semitic attacks in France
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
Paris will see the opening of its first Moishe House amid a soaring number of anti-Semitic attacks in France.
British company apologizes for not letting Jewish kids in store
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
A British sporting goods chain has apologized for a security guard preventing identifiably Jewish preteens from entering one of its stores.\n
Why does Qatar support Hamas?
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
It was the first Persian Gulf state to establish ties with Israel, the first to welcome Israeli students and the only one to allow direct dialing to Israel. Israeli athletes shine on its courts.
At a landmark Berlin rally, Merkel vows to fight anti-Semitism
Jewish Journal
September 15, 2014
Germany will do all it can to fight anti-Semitism, Chancellor Angela Merkel said in a speech on Sunday, following a surge of abuse against Jews and spreading anti-Israeli sentiment aroused by the Gaza conflict.
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