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At its last Cleveland convention, the GOP nominated a friend of refugees — and Jews
Last night, a series of speakers at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland told voters to elect Donald Trump, who has repeatedly called for a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States.
Jewish security officials, cops from five North American cities tour Israel
Jewish security officials from five North American cities joined top police officers in a tour of Israel to examine its security practices.
David Blatt puts Cleveland on Israel’s map
When my husband and I first made aliyah 15 years ago and an Israeli asked us where we were from in the United States, they looked at us blankly when we said Cleveland.
Letters to the Editor: Cleveland Kidnappings, Hawking, Mount Zion Cemetery
This is a thought-provoking article about our own responsibility as neighbors (“We Must Be Our Brother’s Keeper,” May 17). How do we strike the balance between being intrusive and being helpful?
Modern slavery: Answering the cry
Modern slavery is everywhere, and women principally are its victims.
Cleveland kidnappings: No one loves the stranger
I know what happened with those three women in Cleveland, how one man was able to imprison and torture them in the middle of a residential neighborhood for 10 years, even though he had grown children, brothers, cousins who visited the house for hours at a time. It’s not a pretty tale, but we’ve all heard it, although to a lesser degree, countless times before.
Cleveland kidnappings: We must be our brother’s keeper
It is not our place to judge the neighbors of Ariel Castro. We don’t know enough about the particular circumstances of those who lived near this man who allegedly held three women hostage for a decade to be able to judge whether things could have been different had they been paying closer attention
Cleveland-area march draws attention to unsolved murder
More than 200 people participated in a community walk in suburban Cleveland to bring attention to the unsolved murder of Aliza Sherman, a Jewish mother of four.