Studies have shown that we are hard-wired to form memories around food. Often, indelible memories connected to food may be the strongest memories we have. It is why recipes are handed down through …
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By Joni Schockett
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3/19/25
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Vicious antisemitism that was once relegated exclusively to the halls of higher education is now tragically found in high schools nationwide. Jewish students are facing an increasingly hostile …
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By Rabbi Derek Gormin, NCSY
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3/19/25
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Here’s what happened: An actual enforcement of immigration law. Mahmoud Khalil, a native of Syria who has spearheaded the anti-Israel movement at Columbia University, is arrested by Immigration …
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By Virag Gulyas
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3/19/25
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Many in the media have spent the last few days debating the detention of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and activist who led tension-filled campus protests in the past year that …
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By Brady Shufutinsky
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3/19/25
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The Secure Community Network, the 21-year-old nonprofit that serves as the North American Jewish community’s official safety organization, wants Jewish students to prepare to keep themselves …
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By Mike Wagenheim, JNS
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3/19/25
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A clinical psychologist says that Israeli expat children are suffering psychological distress at schools in Massachusetts amid a documented effort by anti-Israel elements of the Massachusetts …
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By Mike Wagenheim, JNS
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3/19/25
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In demonstrations at Columbia University and Trump Tower in New York City, as well as on the op-ed pages of liberal newspapers and websites, leftist anti-Zionists headed to the barricades this past …
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By Jonathan S. Tobin
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3/19/25
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Mark Carney, Canada’s new prime minister — who won more than 85% of the Liberal party votes to succeed Justin Trudeau — has been relatively quiet about Israel and antisemitism in …
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By Dave Gordon, JNS
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3/19/25
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We are currently experiencing the worst surge of antisemitism in living memory. But that realization shouldn’t lull us into thinking that the world prior to October 2023 was a relative bed of …
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By Ben Cohen
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3/19/25
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American diplomats are supposed to serve at least one tour on the visa line overseas, interviewing would-be visitors. It’s important work that has the side benefit of supplying some good …
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By Robert Sliverman
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3/19/25
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