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Top Arizona Jewish Post News

Antisemitism · Gaza

Eight families in Gaza: Amplifying their voices

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Gaza · Gaza

Israeli Ultramarathoner Makes History With Arizona Monster Race, AZ Jewish Post

Wearing a “Bring Them Home Now” T-shirt, Eli Hayut crosses the finish line of the Arizona Monster Race on April 11, 2025. (Photo courtesy Eli Hayut) Eli Hayut, Israel’s ultramarathon national champion, made history last month in Arizona. Hayut, 47, ran the 304-mile Arizona Monster Race, setting the record for the longest distance run by an Israeli. The race follows the Arizona Trail from Superior to Patagonia through rugged Sonoran Desert terrai…See the Story

Tucson · Tucson

‘We Will Not Be Intimidated,’ Says Tucson Rabbi After Synagogue Vandalism, AZ Jewish Post

Tucson police investigate the vandalism at Chabad Tucson–Young Israel synagogue on Tuesday, April 22. Rabbi Yehuda Ceitlin called the Tucson police chief, who sent out a crime scene unit.(Photo courtesy Chabad Tucson) Rabbi Yehuda Ceitlin discovered the words “End Apartheid Abolish Israel” spelled out in purple graffiti on the outer wall of his Chabad Tucson–Young Israel synagogue early in the morning on Tuesday, April 22. Neither he nor the con…See the Story

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