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A story of atonement: Former Heat player Meyers Leonard’s path from antisemitic slur to rabbinical embrace as Miami’s playoff opponent

MIAMI — This was not how Meyers Leonard envisioned his return.

Tribune News Service

Ireland Experiencing A Decline In The Jewish Community As The Dublin Synagogue Goes On Sale

As the oldest synagogues is going on sale, Ireland has a Jewish population of less than 1% as it's experiencing a decline.

Zenger

Chief Rabbi Of Russia Calls On Moscow To Denounce Official’s Anti-Semitism

Russia's Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar on Wednesday registered his protests against a Russian official's anti-Semitic remarks.

Zenger

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Robert Crimo ‘sized up’ synagogue months before Highland Park shooting, security officer says

‘He was definitely sizing up the synagogue,’ Martin Blumenthal, a volunteer security coordinator at a synagogue in Highland Park, Illinois, said about Robert Crimo’s visit over Passover

The Independent UK

Passover shouldn’t be celebrated alone

This year, there will be thousands of extra chairs at Chabad Seders around the world, and at the 50 centers here in Illinois. Many of these chairs will be filled by refugees who have fled war-torn Ukraine with little more than the clothing on their backs

Chicago Sun-Times

For Jews fleeing Ukraine, Passover takes on added meaning this year

Rabbis and Jewish organizations are working around the clock in Ukraine and elsewhere in Europe to ensure that Jews who remain in Ukraine and refugees who have fled can to celebrate the holiday.

Chicago Sun-Times

For Jews fleeing Ukraine, Passover takes on new meaning

Jews in war-torn Ukraine as well as those fleeing the country are getting ready to celebrate Passover on Friday

The Independent UK

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‘Tell Putin: who are you liberating us from?’ Ukraine’s Holocaust survivors brace for Russian forces

Odesa has been a centre of Jewish life for hundreds of years. Members of the community there tell Bel Trew of their anger and terror as Vladimir Putin – who claimed to want to ‘denazify’ Ukraine – bombards the coast

The Independent UK

'I love Berlin': Jewish refugee kids reach safety in Germany

More than 100 Jewish refugee children who were evacuated from a foster care home in war-torn Ukraine and made their way across Europe by bus have arrived in Berlin

The Independent UK

Fla. fraternity blamed in swastika incident gets invited to Holocaust museum

Rabbi Pinny Backman said he felt saddened to hear reports of antisemitic activities last weekend involving a University of South Florida fraternity. But the leader of USF’s Chabad Jewish student center also felt called to action.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine's Jews seek refuge in synagogues as Russia invades

Several hours after Odessa awoke to explosions Thursday morning, Avraham Wolff, the city's chief rabbi, got a call from a nearly 90-year-old Holocaust survivor. The man was so distressed he could barely speak.

Los Angeles Times

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