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Suspect arrested over blaze that ‘destroyed’ Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest

The Nazi leader’s mountain retreat in Bavaria had survived the Second World War and was being used as a restaurant ...
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UK sanctions handed Netanyahu electoral boost, new polling shows

Israelis also showed more support for the settlement project and attached less importance to maintaining good relations with the UK and Europe ...
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Bill Ackman predicts Israel will produce a $1 ‌trillion company within ten years

Jewish billionaire investor Bill Ackman has predicted Israel will produce a $1 ‌trillion company within a decade. Ackman, founder of Pershing Square Capital Management, made the comment at the Sheba ...
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Jewish leaders urge protection of community sites as London protest planned after French riots

Jewish leaders have called for community sites to be protected as protesters plan a massive demonstration in London next month following riots in France. The Board of Deputies says it is “engaging ...
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How Jewish refugees changed the face of British art for ever

A new exhibition shows the trailblazing work created at what was once one of the UK’s most prolific art colonies. Michele Goldsmith pops in ...
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Inside Israel, I see how little haters worldwide understand this election

Benjamin Netanyahu’s future is at stake – but the issues for voters in a nation recovering from trauma are far removed from luxury beliefs of critics living safely abroad ...
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Claims IHRA definition will stifle Israel debate in schools ‘simply not true,’ says children's minister

Josh McAllister insisted that the government’s adoption of the recommendations of the landmark Bell Review will help schools ‘meet their legal duties, including on equality and free speech’ ...
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Green activist who backed Zionism is racism motion ‘mourned Khamenei’s integrity and decency’

Niloufar Brook said on social media that memorialising the late Iranian leader would show the world ‘how loved he was’ ...
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AI chatbots can identify unnecessary medical tests – but also exhibit ‘uncertainty’ of humans, study finds

Artificial intelligence chatbots can identify unnecessary medical tests in most cases – but they struggle when doctors themselves disagree, an Israeli study has found.
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High Line Publishing hails Jewish-focused Odessa Editions at New York launch

The new publishing house, backed by figures like Neil Blair, Rob Rinder and Julie Bindel, aims to ‘offer readers a new vantage point by publishing exceptional books that challenge assumptions’ ...
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They threatened to cut out my tongue when I challenged extremist lessons, says former teacher at Unrwa school in Gaza

A Palestinian who taught at an Unrwa school in Gaza has revealed that a senior colleague threatened to cut her tongue out when she challenged the radical ideas being taught to chi ...
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The slaughter debate has lost its sense of proportion

Judge Britain's abattoirs by the campaigns against shechita, and you might conclude that the Jewish method of slaughter is among the gravest animal welfare problem the country faces. Two days at the ...