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The Jewish man asked for a lighter. "The question alone already led to a verbal argument." But then one spotted his Jewish star necklace, and that's when the punching began.

“The thousands of Righteous Gentiles were not the rule. They were the exception that proved the rule.”

Yaakov Hagoel, chairman of the World Likud, said the murder was apparently carried out following Kovansky's decision to fire many of his employees because of his financial trouble.

An almost giddy Polish official was firm on the joint statement – the freewheeling Polish translation of which was published in that country's media.

"Yoni" Netanyahu was the only member of the IDF who was killed during the counter-terrorist operation.

“You have to ask a reliable kosher agency who stands behind the ‘K’ on the product,” said Rabbi Moshe Berger, operations manager at the Orthodox Rabbinical Board.

At some point, we should probably sit shiva for them. Hey, they say kadish for Hamas terrorists, don't they?

Israel is home to the world’s largest Jewish community (more than six million Jews) followed by the U.S. (5.7 million).

A fine mess you got us into, Dorit Beinish, former President of the High Court of Justice.

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo made history twice in Mexico City, today.

Attorney Ella Skat of the ITIM Institute asked, “Why not compel mohalim to carry malpractice insurance?”

During her stay in Israel as a tourist a few months ago, Gold made headlines when she carried signs supporting the BDS, one of which read: "American Jews Support BDS."

Workers were on the building's roof at the time, constructing a storage room, and it is assumed their negligence resulted in the dropped metal bar.

It appears that in order to revoke an ancient law such as the fast of Tamuz 17, there really has to be a major consensus among all of us that the time of joy and gladness is here again.

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Chairman of the Zionist Union Knesset faction Yoel Hasson made it clear that his party would turn the vote on the draft law into a vote of no-confidence against the Netanyahu government.

Over its history, the Jewish community of Cologne has suffered persecutions, many expulsions, massacres and destruction.

The Badatz does not accept Ethiopian Israelis as Jewish.

"They didn't come to learn about Israel, but rather about Palestine... to bash Israel on purpose, and in public."

At one point he was ridiculed for being "a good Jew," because in a debate he disagreed with the Israeli government treatment of the Arabs.

In March, the charges against him were expanded, to include hate crimes.

"We retreated from the criminal provisions," a spokesman for the PM stated, suggesting the penalties diverted attention from the effort to alter the way the world views the behavior of Poles during the war.

"I am honoured that my own great grandmother is one of these Righteous Among the Nations."

MK Michal Rozin (Meretz) commented: “This bill essentially grants the rabbinical court international jurisdiction. This is a new invention – an international court for Jews."

The cook lit a fire on Shabbat and cooked a packet of chickpeas for a vegetarian soldier. An officer who noticed this reported the incident to the battalion commander and the cook was court martialed.

The Rabbinical Council concluded its statement with a last-ditch effort to eliminate much of its decision, insisting that it "views the operation of the kashrut system by the religious councils as the correct alternative."

Police announced the provocateurs were "violating the public order" and removed those who became inordinately disruptive, yelling inappropriately.

Altogether, 2.2 billion Christians suffered harassment in 144 countries in 2016. 1.6 billion Muslims were harassed in 142 countries. 15 million Jews were harassed in 87 countries.

Netanyahu told the three Haredi coalition leaders at the meeting, who insist they oppose the draft law in its present form: "I do not want new elections, but I'm not afraid of elections, and if there are elections, I'll do fine."

Signaling that he understand why had been selected, Herzog told the board on Sunday: “A Jew is a Jew is a Jew, no matter his denomination or the type of kippah he chooses to wear or not to wear on his head."