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By Alina Dain Sharon, JNS.org Twitter on Friday agreed to release data identifying users to French authorities in response to a January ruling by a
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By Robert Gluck, JNS.org Leonard Nimoy says there is a "strong strain of Judaism" in everything he does—including his famous on-screen hand gestur
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