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Herzog speaks with Jerusalem Reform synagogue leaders, personally checks in with police - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog attends the President’s Award in Sports ceremony at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem, August 16, 2026. JTA photo by Oren Ben Hakoon/Flash90. President Isaac Herzog called leaders of Jerusalem’s Kol HaNeshama Reform congregation on the eve of the Sukkot holiday to express solidarity following a string of attacks against the synagogue and took the matter up with Israel Police, his office told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency on Sunday. The call came days after Jer
Poll: A third of Israelis call settler rioters ‘terrorists’ (opens the original)
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(JTA) â A third of Israelis describe Jewish rioters involved in recent violence in the West Bank village of Qusra as âIsraeli terrorists,â according to a survey released Monday by the Jewish People Policy Institute. Coupled with another 18% who called them ânationalist criminals,â the results demonstrate the degree to which the rioters, whose actions have roiled Israelâs relations with its allies, including the Trump administration, are outliers in Israel, JPPI President Yedidia Ste
Documentary alleging Israel committed wanton killing in Gaza gets standing ovation in Venice (opens the original)
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(JTA) â TEL AVIV â A documentary presenting testimony from Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers who say the IDF knowingly killed large numbers of civilians during its campaign in Gaza got a 25-minute standing ovation Thursday at the Venice Film Festival. âNAZA,â directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, is based on interviews conducted over three years with 24 Israeli soldiers who said they were involved in Israelâs military campaign in Gaza, most of them in
Second Reform synagogue in Israel has windows broken - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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The Reform synagogue in Ramat Hasharon whose window was shattered when a rock was thrown at it. JTA photo by Karin Magen. TEL AVIV – A window was broken at a Reform synagogue late last month in the central Israeli city of Ramat Hasharon less than two weeks after a similar incident occurred in Jerusalem in an incident the mayor called an act of vandalism. Congregation Darchei Noam called the incident a hate crime, and Ramat Hasharon Mayor Itzik Rochberger condemned the incident and called for pol
Second Reform synagogue in Israel has windows broken (opens the original)
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The Reform synagogue in Ramat Hasharon whose window was shattered when a rock was thrown at it. Photo by Karin Magen (JTA) — TEL AVIV – A window was broken at a Reform synagogue on Sunday in the central Israeli city of Ramat Hasharon less than two weeks after a similar incident occurred in Jerusalem in an incident the mayor called an act of vandalism. Congregation Darchei Noam called the incident a hate crime, and Ramat Hasharon Mayor Itzik Rochberger condemned the incident and called for police
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