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First Jewish justice appointed to Argentina’s Supreme Court

Carlos Rosenkrantz will join the country’s Supreme Court, marking the first time in Argentina’s history that a Jewish justice will sit on the nation’s highest court.

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Jewish businessman, 3 NY cops arrested in ongoing federal corruption probe

The officers are accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars worth of bribes from the Brooklyn businessman, a key player in an probe into the mayor's political fundraising.

Rhode Island approves anti-boycott legislation

Gov. Gina Raimondo is expected to sign the legislation, making Rhode Island among the nearly dozen states with an anti-BDS measure.

Woman says she was fired from Jewish group for not being Jewish enough

Bernie Sanders schools Donald Trump on ‘New York values,’ drops mic

Historic Boston-area synagogues vote to join forces on shared campus

Israel slams Romanian journalist’s appointment to state television board

Brazilian Jew wins $1,400 from airline for not being served kosher meal

Knesset ethics panel reprimands haredi lawmaker who slammed Women of the Wall

Suicide bombing in Pakistan park kills at least 65

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