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August 29, 2016
When a Jewish Holocaust survivor ‘pissed’ on Hitler’s henchman
It sounds like a scene from a Quentin Tarantino film.
European Union allocates $1.5 million to expand Lodz train station museum
The European Union allocated $1.5 million for the expansion of the museum at the Radegast train station in Lodz, from which Jews were shipped to death camps during the Holocaust.
Mark Zuckerberg, Pope Francis talk technology and charitable giving in Vatican audience
Pope Francis talked technology and charitable giving with Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, during a private audience at the Vatican.
Israeli medalist’s Olympic name patch raises over $50,000 for charity
Israeli judoka Yarden Gerbi, a bronze medalist at the Rio Olympics, brought in $52,100 for charity in an auction for her Olympic name patch.
Rabbis, refugee agency deny report of Louisville synagogue resettling Syrian Jews
A report of a Conservative synagogue in Louisville resettling Jewish refugees from Syria is false, say a local refugee resettlement agency and the rabbis of the Kentucky city’s two Conservative synagogues.\n\n
Demonstration by Polish soccer fans features burning Jews in effigy
Several dozen soccer fans in Poland hung a banner containing anti-Semitic language at a train station in Lodz at a demonstration that featured the burning of Jews in effigy.
Abbas: Palestinians ready to join peace initiative
The Palestinians are ready to participate in a peace initiative, the office of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said.
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