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After storm, Anne Frank’s tree sprouts new life
New life is springing from Anne Frank’s tree after the 150-year-old chestnut tree was toppled by a storm Aug. 23.
Anne Frank’s tree collapses
The giant chestnut tree that Anne Frank wrote about several times in her diary collapsed in stormy weather.
JCC leader advising couple behind Islamic center
The head of the Manhattan JCC is advising the effort to build an Islamic cultural center two blocks from Ground Zero.
University of Alabama breaks ground on Hillel
University of Alabama students and administrators celebrated the groundbreaking of a new Hillel House.
Canadian Jewish Congress opposes honors for late mayor
The Canadian Jewish Congress is opposing posthumous honors for the first female mayor of Ottowa because she allegedly opposed taking in Jewish refugees during World War II.
Suspect arrested in Jewish man’s shooting
A suspect was arrested in the shooting of a Jewish man in Brooklyn.
John Hagee Ministries drops support for Im Tirtzu
John Hagee Ministries will discontinue funding for an Israeli right-wing group that has depicted the New Israel Fund and its affiliates as anti-Israel.
Pelosi calls for transparency from both sides in mosque dispute
Nancy Pelosi agreed with an ADL call on a group planning a mosque near Ground Zero to reveal its funders, but said the mosque\’s opponents should do the same.
Poll suggests surge in Jewish support for GOP
A poll based on a small sample suggests that Jewish identification with Republicans has surged.
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