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Jarrad Saffren

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Jarrad Saffren

    National News: Coons Expected to Win Delaware Democratic Senate Primary and More (opens the original)

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    Staunch Israel Supporter Coons Expected to Win Delaware Democratic Senate Primary Handily Delaware incumbent Sen. Chris Coons, a longtime supporter of Israel, is expected to easily win Delaware’s U.S. Senate primary on Sept. 15, despite criticism from party progressives, JTA reported. Coons, a mainstay of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has repeatedly backed measures to bolster Israel’s capacity for self-defense. He also joined a bipartisan delegation to visit Israel immediately after th

  2. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Jarrad Saffren

    As a New Jewish Year Arrives, Reform Movement Leader Looks Ahead (opens the original)

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    Perhaps more than any other denomination, the Reform movement has been at the center of conversations around Jewish identity in America. In the 1980s, it grew to become the largest branch of Judaism in North America. It continues to hold that spot today, representing about 35 to 37% of American Jews. As the first movement to welcome intermarried couples, the home of some of the largest synagogues in Jewish American life and the moderating force between support for a Jewish state and liberal demo

  3. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Jarrad Saffren

    Antisemitic Content Pops up on Dolly Parton’s Wikipedia Page After Her Death (opens the original)

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    Iconic country singer Dolly Parton died Aug. 25 at age 80 after “a short battle with cancer,” according to a statement from her family. After her death, a nation mourned, with tributes and obituaries filling the internet. But some anonymous posters managed to attack Parton, who was not Jewish, with antisemitic slurs and imagery. According to the British nongovernmental organization Campaign Against Antisemitism, the singer’s Wikipedia page was vandalized with the phrase “Jew lover” and

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