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Largest teachers' union committee rejects ban on ADL amid antisemitism accusations

50% Left coverage: 16 sources

An executive committee of the nation's largest teachers' union rejected a member-approved proposal to sever ties with the civil rights group Anti-Defamation League (ADL) over the war in Gaza. See the Story

'Fantastic Four: First Steps' Sends The Thing to Shul — and Gives Jack Kirby Credit

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Fantastic Four: First Steps takes place in Marvel artist Jack Kirby’s world — literally. It’s only at the end of the film that it’s revealed that Earth-828, the version of our planet that Marvel’s First Family ends up saving, is a reference to Kirby’s birthdate of August 28. But there are indications of the Fantastic Four co-creator’s influence throughout. Ben Grimm a.k.a. The Thing, played here by The Bear’s Ebon Moss-Bachrach, is a dead ringer…Marvel See the Story

Protesters Pack Tel Aviv Square to Demand Gaza Ceasefire

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Demonstrators urged Isreal's leaders to end the war and bring back the hostages.War · Israel See the Story

Meet the Jewish family who’s been selling pork for 110 Years

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Joan Ruth Feuer Goltzman

In Loving Memory: Joan Ruth Feuer Goltzman It is with heavy hearts that we announce the death of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend Joan Ruth Feuer Goltzman on July 23, 2025. She was born on April 24, 1943, in St. Louis, Missouri, but she spent her youth in Enid, Oklahoma with her brother, Daniel. An avid canoeist as a teenager, she made and kept her own wooden paddle throughout her life. Her parents were Otilia Hannah Korngold F…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

These Jewish voices were never meant to survive. A St. Louis scholar is bringing them back to life

A 19th-century depiction of the execution of Luis de Carvajal the Younger’s sister. ‘El Libro Rojo, 1520-1867’ via Wikimedia CommonsA statue in Monterrey, Mexico, of Luis Carvajal y de la Cueva. Ricardo DelaG/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA When Flora Cassen first came across the name Joseph Ha-Kohen, she was researching her first book on how Jews in Renaissance Italy were forced to wear yellow badges and hats — visible symbols of exclusion imposed …Monterrey · Monterrey Read Article

In an Orthodox Western, Jewish Soul Breaks Through the Tropes

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This story contains spoilers for the film Guns and Moses. When a member of his congregation, Allan Rosner (Dermot Mulroney), is murdered, the police arrest a young neo-Nazi who has been harassing the congregation. But Rabbi Mo Zaltzman (Mark Feuerstein) isn’t convinced they have the right guy, and decides to do some detective work of his own. Despite having a setting and poster fitting of a Western, the movie is more Shtisel meets NCIS. Zaltzman…Firearms · California See the Story

A Jewish history of hot dogs in St. Louis

August is National Hot Dog Month — and in St. Louis, that’s more Jewish than you think. For over a century, the city’s hot dog story has included kosher carts, synagogue picnics, Jewish Community Center snack stands, deli counters and one very consistent Vienna Beef griddle on Woodson Road. It starts with a Polish immigrant on a North Side sidewalk and stretches all the way to a supervised kosher stand inside Busch Stadium. This is that story — …St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

They boxed, they ran, they survived: New STL exhibit honors Jewish athletes Hitler never wanted you to know

If you’re a sports fan—and especially if you’re a Jewish one—you already know that the box score rarely tells the whole story. Now on display at the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum, “Triumph of the Spirit: Jewish Athletes Before, During and After the Holocaust” is more than a tribute to wins and records. It’s a powerful reminder of how Jewish athletes turned stadiums into stages of resistance, identity and survival. The exhibit, on vie…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

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