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Hate Crime · Missouri

Hate Crime Probe Launched After “Death to IDF” Graffiti, Car Fires in Missouri

60% Right coverage: 30 sources

Police and the FBI are investigating a suspected hate crime after three vehicles were set on fire around 3 a.m. Tuesday on Westmoreland Avenue in Clayton. Antisemitic graffiti was found painted on the road, leading authorities to believe the incident was targeted. On the street, a message was left on the pavement. Part of it was directed at a specific person, but it ended by reading “Death to the IDF.”See the Story

Famine · Gaza

NYT Concedes Gaza Child Had Pre‑Existing Illness; Bennett Calls It ‘Modern Blood Libel’

Coverage: 18 sources

NEW YORK – On Wednesday, The New York Times quietly revised a story about 18‑month‑old Mohammed Zakaria al‑Mutawaq, adding that the Gaza toddler already suffered from a genetic disorder before the war. The paper’s update followed hospital records showing his condition wasn’t caused by hunger alone. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Former Prime Minister […]See the Story

Benjamin Netanyahu · Gaza

Israel vows to occupy entire Gaza Strip

63% Right coverage: 16 sources

Negotiations over a Gaza ceasefire appear to have reached an end - or at least a point of extreme brinkmanship - as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...See the Story

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Hate Crime Probe Launched After “Death to IDF” Graffiti, Car Fires in Missouri

In a first, Orthodox rabbinical school ordains an out gay rabbi

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The leading liberal Orthodox rabbinical school quietly ordained an out gay rabbi this summer, marking a first for an Orthodox Jewish institution in the U.S. Yeshivat Chovevei Torah, an all-male seminary in Riverdale, New York, ordained Rabbi Tadhg Cleary in a June 12 ceremony alongside three other graduates. Cleary’s ordination, or semicha, came six years after YCT’s controversial refusal to ordain a different gay student whose public wedding en…New York City · New York See the Story

Meet the Jewish Light’s 2025 Unsung Heroes

Ten standout individuals will be recognized as the 2025 Jewish Light Unsung Heroes on Sunday, Oct. 26 at 3:30 p.m. This year’s 16th annual event will take place at Jewish Community Center near Creve Coeur. Unsung Heroes, which began in 2010, shines a light on individuals of any background or faith who generously volunteer or go above and beyond to help the St. Louis Jewish community, and Jewish St. Louisans who volunteer, either within the local…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

For the women on Hadassah’s 2025 list of Zionists to watch, Oct. 7 was a call to action

Journalist, model and social-media influencer Emily Austin shares pro-Israel content with her millions of Instagram followers. (Courtesy of Hadassah) When Emily Austin was 16, a Holocaust education trip to Poland changed her life. The child of secular Israeli immigrants to New York, Austin grew up in Brooklyn and decided early on that being a Jew was important to her identity. But after the Poland trip, Jewish pride and combating antisemitism to…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

He gave up his name on a building so more Jewish kids could go to camp this summer

Real estate developer and longtime community supporter Michael Staenberg has redirected a significant portion of his $1.8 million gift—originally intended to secure naming rights for the Jewish Community Center’s Chesterfield campus—to fund new scholarship opportunities at Camp Sabra, the J’s residential summer camp. Staenberg’s gift was part of the Creating the J for Tomorrow campaign to help renovate and transform the Chesterfield campus. Init…Judaism · Chesterfield Read Article

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