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College for Contemporary Judaism, which aims to become new home for liberal rabbinical students in Midwest, files motion in state lawsuit in hopes of taking over Cincinnati campus

Unnamed reporter works for London-based Persian news outlet Iran International, whose premises were also targeted in April in an attempted arson claimed by pro-Tehran group

Around 20.6% of marriages in Gaza last year were with girls under 18; many face abuse, rape, and difficult pregnancies

Anti-Israel protesters say Jerusalem municipality, which organized the Manhattan expo attended by Bruce Blakeman, is responsible for 'apartheid' and should be unwelcome in NYC

Vote in Park Slope covers eight companies connected to Israel, including Jewish-Arab bridge building nonprofit led by women, and tahini from factory owned by Muslim family

UNICEF says 15 children killed in Lebanon over past week, as WHO warns of damage to country's healthcare and minister accuses Israel of putting heritage sites in 'serious danger'

Tehran denies US president's suggestion that agreement announced by White House includes nuclear concessions; deal includes $300B fund for Iran's reconstruction, sources tell NYT

Coach of Ireland, who has called for a ban on Israel, says 'we respect the protest' after game against Qatar is twice interrupted when Palestinian flagged-tennis balls thrown onto field

Special HQ set up for ceremony, whose date is still undetermined, nearly three months after supreme leader was killed by Israel in war's opening salvo

US prosecutors say defendant Mohammad Al-Saadi orchestrated string of attacks on Jewish targets as part of 'psychological warfare' campaign on behalf of Iran

Report says US and Israel provided intel for the attacks, including joint strike on petrochemical complex that led Washington to ask Jerusalem to stop targeting energy facilities

Adam Hamawy, a Democrat running for US Congress who opposes Iron Dome and volunteered in Gaza amid Israel-Hamas war, tells JTA that safety of Muslims and Jews is 'intertwined'

Darializa Avila Chevalier calls to 'invest in our communities, not in bombs abroad' as she thanks NYC mayor, who has only endorsed congressional candidates opposed to military aid for Israel

Heshy Adelist says calls surged after Oct. 7, leading him to spend 1,000-plus hours removing hateful graffiti and eventually testify before Australia’s antisemitism commission

Israeli website builder Wix cuts 20% of global staff as strong shekel fuels costs amid shift to 'AI-native ways of working,' with fintech firm Rapyd and software firm Amdocs following suit

Foreign Ministry fumes over 'shameful' decision to place Israel on same list as Hamas, accuses Guterres of 'exploiting his final months' on job to fabricate accusations

Petition deepens rift between academics and Heritage Minister Amichay Eliyahu, who have been at loggerheads over a controversial West Bank and Gaza antiquities bill

At Jerusalem Writers Festival, author of bestselling 'Hostage' talks about mourning his family, time in captivity, regrets from before Oct. 7 and imagining his wife watching him from heaven

France asks prosecutor to probe treatment of activists from intercepted Gaza flotilla * Europe fumes after Russian drone hits roof in Romania * In first for kosher dining, Israeli restaurant in Miami awarded Michelin star

From Havana’s fading synagogues to an unexpected Turkish conversation, Bill’s journey into Cuba’s tiny Jewish community revealed resilience, faith, and history. The post The World in Front of Me: Cuba appeared first on The Times of Israel.