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Why Holocaust-inspired musical projects are having a moment

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What Canadians can learn from Israelis and Palestinians whose grief led them to advocate for peace

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‘JAP’: slur or subculture?

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This business journalist makes the case for a 4-day work week

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Treasure Trove lifts a glass to celebrate the history of beer in Israel

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A Senate committee studied Canadian antisemitism. This Senator is pushing for a speedy report

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Winnipeg public high school hit by swastikas responds with antisemitism education

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Opinion: When language gives permission

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3 rabbis reflect on the community response to the Winnipeg graffiti spree

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NDP leadership candidate sponsors a petition targeting Canadian soldiers in the IDF

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New paintings re-envision biblical women through a contemporary lens

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How anti-Zionism emerged as a modern ideology

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Man charged with setting fire to Mississippi synagogue targeted it due to its ‘Jewish ties,’ FBI says

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Jewish bakery chain stands accused of participating in Jewish food festival

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Venezuelan Jews in Canada feeling joy, uncertainty after Maduro capture

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Treasure Trove looks at a political cartoonist who used humour to get his point across

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Winnipeg man charged with mischief for antisemitic graffiti at a synagogue and more than a dozen other targets

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Montreal Jews join a diverse coalition to protest Iranian regime’s repression and violence

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Doorstep Postings: The limits of Canadian anti-Zionism

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Former City of Ottawa lawyer receives a suspended sentence for defacing National Holocaust Monument

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