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July 21, 2020


Palestinian Sentenced to Life in Prison for Killing Ari Fuld
He also has to pay the Fuld family NIS 1.25 million.

Nazis Have Upper Hand in Page-Turning ‘What-If’ WWII Novel ‘Rocket’s Red Glare’
“Rocket’s Red Glare: A WWII Era Alternative History Novel” is a deeply informed and wildly inventive re-imagining of America during the Second World War.

Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Synagogue Moves Forward With Rebuilding Plans
The synagogue has hired a consultant to create a plan and one to come up with a fundraising campaign to pay for renovating the site of the October 2018 attack.

The Man Who Brings 36,000 Americans To Israel Every Year
So what does the future hold for Birthright? And did the project achieve any actual results?

Coercive Control: A Legal Definition of ‘Get’ (Jewish Divorce) Abuse
I have witnessed the insidious effects of coercive control in the lives of victims and their children. Get abuse is one form of coercive control.

Jewish Democrats and Republicans Live in Vastly Different Worlds
They don’t just have differing views on economic or foreign policies, they are convinced that their opponents are evil and bound to destroy America.

25 Inspiring Books Worth Adding to Your COVID-19 Summer Reading List
Few hobbies are more pandemic-proof or recession-proof than reading.

Giants Jewish Manager Gabe Kapler Kneels During National Anthem
“I told them that I wanted to use my platform to demonstrate my dissatisfaction with the way we’ve handled racism in our country.”

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