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Nobody here is alone: London memorial grows for Iran’s dead protesters
Visitors come from across the UK to hang pictures and light candles ...
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A troubled man who once sought “guidance” from Jewish leaders was arrested after he repeatedly rammed his car into a Brooklyn synagogue Wednesday night and bizarrely claimed “it slipped,” according to ...
Cuyahoga County approved a $2 million financial package to help with the redevelopment of Park Synagogue in Cleveland Heights into a visual and performing arts center at its January 27 council meeting ...
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On an April night in 1927, San Antonians packed a new synagogue so full that “a number of persons” stood through the three-hour service. Temple Beth-El, then in its 53rd year, was dedicating a new ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House on Thursday voted to censure an unrepentant Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, for disrupting President Donald Trump's address to Congress. Watch the House proceedings in the player ...
The troubled New Jersey man who allegedly rammed his car into an iconic Brooklyn synagogue suffered from mental illness and fixated on converting to Judaism before the crash — as police said Thursday ...
A man was arrested Wednesday evening after repeatedly ramming his car into the doors of a Brooklyn synagogue, Fox News reported, and the New York Police Department is investigating the crash as a hate ...
Veteran prosecutor who helmed Pittsburgh synagogue shooting case named U.S. Attorney for Western Pa.
A prosecutor who helped convict the gunman now on death row for fatally shooting 11 congregants in a Squirrel Hill synagogue in 2018 is officially at the helm of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in ...
JTA — The federal government of the United States distributes hundreds of millions of dollars each year to houses of worship to protect them from violent attacks, such as the synagogue arson in ...
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