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May 5, 2023
Harvard Student’s Thesis Alleges That Israelis Face Discrimination on Campus
Aaron Bandler
May 5, 2023
Student Sabrina Goldfischer told the Journal that it was “shocking” for her to learn “the amount of the brunt of antisemitism and anti-Israeli discrimination that the Israeli community on campus has to bear.”
Consensus Isn’t Just Nice
Chaim Steinmetz
May 5, 2023
Without it, we will have failed as a community and as individuals.
Fried vs. Kremer: For the First Time Since 1966, Two Jewish Pitchers Are Facing Off
Peter Dreier
May 5, 2023
The last time two Jewish pitchers started for opposing major league teams was probably September 25, 1966, when the Dodgers’ Sandy Koufax pitched against the Cubs’ Ken Holtzman.
All the Jewish Details of King Charles’ Coronation, from Shabbat Accommodations to Jerusalem Oil
Deborah Danan and Gabe Friedman, JTA
May 5, 2023
Charles has invited Mirvis to sleep in his home on Friday night — Clarence House, located a 15-minute walk from Westminster Abbey, the site of the coronation — so he can easily get to the event without using electricity.
Israelis Reflect on King Charles’ Ties to Jewish People Ahead of Possible Visit
Crystal Jones, The Media Line
May 5, 2023
British monarch’s visit to Israel would be a historic first
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