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March 26, 2014
Obamacare: At 29, covered and faithless
Jewish Journal
March 26, 2014
The disappointment, like so many others, began with a promise.
No more Jewish loyalty oaths
Jewish Journal
March 26, 2014
Mostly we talk with those with whom we agree.
Survivor: Idele Stapholtz
Jane Ulman
March 26, 2014
The dining room of the Jewish orphanage in Dinslaken, Germany, suddenly went dark. Idele Stapholtz — then Ida Steuer — heard shouting and breaking glass as strange men began hurling tables and chairs through the windows lining the back wall.
Two TV specials look at Jewish history’s darker days
Tom Tugend
March 26, 2014
The mass killing of 6 million Jews ended nearly 69 years ago, but almost every month we discover a new aspect of the Holocaust, its aftermath and its impact on future generations.
World Vision’s about-face: Won’t recognize employees’ same-sex marriages after all
Brad A. Greenberg
March 26, 2014
Israelis pay to send deported African kids to school in Uganda
Simone Wilson
March 26, 2014
Among the 1,000 students who attend two brightly painted boarding schools in Kampala, Uganda, is a group of 72 South Sudanese children who speak perfect Hebrew on the playground.
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