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August 15, 2014
For ex-WNBA chief Donna Orender, NBA breakthrough for women a show of respect
As a former WNBA president who played in what is considered the first U.S. professional basketball league for women, Donna Orender has been eager for a trailblazing female to join the National Basketball Association in a prominent role.
It’s over for the Jews of Europe
It is now almost three years since I moved with my family to the United States.
Ukrainian court nixes controversial Jewish heritage projects in Lviv
A Ukrainian supreme court forbade the Municipality of Lviv from going ahead with controversial plans for commemorating Jewish heritage sites.
ADL reports ‘dramatic surge’ in anti-Jewish violence
When a Turkish owner of a cafe near the Belgian city of Liege puts up a poster that welcomes dogs but not Jews, that’s a sign of the times.
Palestinians accuse Israel of violating Gaza truce
The Palestinian Interior Ministry in Gaza accused Israel on Friday of a cross-border shooting in violation of a truce that has largely held since getting off to a shaky start on Thursday.
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