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From stewardship to shared responsibility: How Jewish leadership is changing

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By Robin Stein 
| eJewish Philanthropy
Something fundamental has shifted in North America since Hamas terrorists attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. Through a war that continues to reverberate across Israel and Jewish communities worldwide, fueling a crisis of antisemitism, the ground beneath us has moved. People have shown up. They have filled synagogues — not only in mourning, but in solidarity.
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Newly Obtained Video of Minneapolis Shooting Undermines ICE Account

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By Ernesto Londono , Mitch Smith , Haley Willis , Robin Stein 
| Flipboard
1 hour ago OAKLAND, Calif. — Rosa María Carranza leaned forward to hold a 3-year-old's back as the girl climbed a rock in the forested hills of northeast Oakland. Dressed in hiking gear and beaded necklaces, Carranza, 67, maneuvered between trees and children on a sunny morning in December. "Hold onto that …
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Newly Obtained Video of Minneapolis Shooting Undermines ICE Account

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By Robin Stein 
| Reader Supported News
Prosecutors did not watch video of the nonfatal shooting until weeks after charging the wounded man, an official said. Almost immediately after an immigration agent shot and wounded a Venezuelan immigrant in Minneapolis this winter, the federal government cast the injured man as an attempted murderer and the agent as the victim of a brutal beating. That version of events began unraveling when prosecutors dropped felony charges against the injured man, Julio C.
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