Canada
Winnipeg Federation Caught With Pants Down As Doctors Consider Circumcision Restrictions
First the sale of Chanukah items was banned in Manitoba, now doctors doing a brit milah in shul is up for debate
July 15, 2021
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Azerbaijan
Karabakh’s Water Pollution Problem Part Of Global South’s Struggle
Mineral waste released by Armenia into Okhchuchai River is turning from a regional to a global problem
July 15, 2021
Holocaust
How Denmark Managed To Protect Most Of Its Jewish Citizens From The Nazis In World War II
The unlikely help of a Nazi naval officer raises the question: Why did he do it?
July 15, 2021
Antisemitism
The Boston Rabbi Stabbing Attack, Tisha B’Av, & All Of Us
Tisha B’Av offers the opportunity to soften the egg of Exile, allowing us to truly unite as one people
July 15, 2021
Canada
After A Year Of Border Closure, Windsor And Detroit Residents Hope For Reopening
Over the past 15 months, Jewish residents of Metro Detroit and Windsor have struggled with pandemic travel restrictions.
July 15, 2021
USA
Washington State’s ‘Native Education’ Curriculum Attacks Israel In Grade School
No school child will be able to avoid the curriculum’s suggestion that Israelis are the intruder and Palestinians, the victim
July 15, 2021
Azerbaijan
A Taste of Azerbaijani Culture
Hospitality to visitors a pivotal part of their way of life
July 15, 2021
USA
Donald Rumsfeld’s Legacy: A Warning Against American Retreat
The late defense secretary understood the need to display unwavering resolve against the enemy. Today, the Biden administration is learning this—or failing to learn it—the hard way.
July 15, 2021
Op-Ed
Anniversary Of The British Mandate For Palestine: Israel, Legally And Historically, Belongs To The Jews
‘Lessons Learned From The Mandate’ webinar set for July 25
July 15, 2021