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HIAS CEO Gideon Aronoff resigns
Citing personal reasons, Gideon Aronoff, the CEO of HIAS, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, is resigning....
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Iranian Revolutionary Guards to Hezbollah: Hands off Israel
An Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander reportedly ordered Hezbollah not to attack Israel....
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Anti-Israel group setting up battle with plans to rejoin Toronto gay pride parade
The activist group Queers Against Israeli Apartheid is planning to return to the gay pride parade in Toronto, setting up another battle with Jewish groups and the city....
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Amid new Iran nuke rumors, Barak and Panetta to meet
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak will meet with his U.S. counterpart, Leon Panetta, in Washington amid reports that Iran may have achieved the capability to build a nuclear bomb....
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Paul winds down campaign but keeps delegates
Ron Paul has effectively given up his presidential campaign but will not yet give up his delegates to Mitt Romney....
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Society of St. Pius bishop blames Jews for antagonism
A bishop for a traditionalist Catholic breakaway group said the relationship between Jews and Christians is a fundamentally antagonistic one....
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Arno Lustiger, historian and Holocaust survivor, dies at 88
Arno Lustiger, a Holocaust survivor and historian who put a spotlight on Jewish resistance against the Nazis, has died....
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Israeli author Aharon Appelfeld oldest to receive British fiction prize
Israeli author Aharon Appelfeld became the oldest person to win the coveted Independent Foreign Fiction Prize....
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