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Reflections on antisemitism during the holidays: Here's what happened - opinion
Kanye West, COVID-19, and politics were discussed at this year's holiday tables. Everyone agreed that Jew-hatred is becoming more pervasive in the US.
Women reading selichot -- Jewish penitential poems and prayers said leading up to the High Holidays -- at the Western Wall before Rosh Hashana
(photo credit:
MARC ISRAEL SELLEM
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By
MICAH HALPERN
OCTOBER 22, 2022 13:02
Updated:
OCTOBER 22, 2022 13:11
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