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Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Up in US by 14%
American government says anti-Semitic hate crimes are at their highest level in more than a decade, and warn true number is even higher.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
A Time to Pray
As the U.S. elections approach, let us come together in prayer, asking God to bless America, granting the nation strength, peace, prosperity, and healing in the weeks and years ahead.
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Bibi Lands in DC to Sign Peace Deals
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is in the America capital to sign peace agreements with two Arab nations, the UAE and Bahrain.
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The Only Jewish Military Cemetery Outside Israel
The Soldiers' Section of Richmond's Hebrew Cemetery is the only burial ground for Jews who fell in battle in the world outside of the Holy Land.
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Photo Friday: I Will Walk About in Freedom
Freedom flies over the Holy Land in a photo taken during America's visit to the 1950 Maccabia Games in Israel.
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Teddy Roosevelt and His Jewish Rough Riders
Jacob Wilbusky was a 16-year-old volunteer in Theodore Roosevelt's famed calvary, and the first to fall when the Rough Riders went to war.
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Congressional Medal of Honor for a Jewish Hero
Benjamin Levy was the first Jewish-American to win the Congressional Medal of Honor, which he earned during the 1862 Battle of Glendale during the Civil War.
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Arlington National Cemetery – Faithful American Heroes’ Resting Place
On this day in 1864, Arlington National Cemetery was officially opened as a resting place for America's veterans, whatever their faith.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s House of Peace
Beth Sholom Congregation in Pennsylvania is the only Jewish house of worship to have been designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Thomas Jefferson: Friend of the Jewish People
A letter from President Thomas Jefferson to an important Jewish-American is a priceless artifact of American religious tolerance.
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The Triangle Factory Fire
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911 was a landmark tragedy in both American and Jewish history, and one that brought about many changes for America's workers.
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5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Iran Nuclear Deal
Amid the misinformation spread about this much talked-about deal, here are five things you might not have known about the Iran Nuclear Deal.
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