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Meet the small, growing wave of Latin American IDF lone soldiers
A growing network of Latin American lone soldiers are building a roadmap for those following in their footsteps
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‘Antisemitism is a threat to democratic coexistence’
Dominican Republic announces adoption of IHRA antisemitism definition
Venezuelans, Cubans among deportees to Liberia under Trump deal, official says
From Essaouira to Latin America: Reviving the Moroccan Jewish Diaspora’s rich history
'These exchanges culminated in a collective commitment to strengthen bonds between Jewish communities across Latin America and their historical roots in Morocco.'
Education, leadership, and hope reunited in Buenos Aires
The Jewish Educational Vision Forum took place recently in Buenos Aires, bringing together school principals from 11 Latin American countries to promote collaboration and networking.
Argentinian President Javier Milei receives ILAN's first Innovation in Politics Award
According to the statement, ILAN operates on the 'Israeli Innovation Triangle' model, which unites government, academia, and private initiative to achieve a effective innovation ecosystem.
Jewish leaders from 17 countries convene, discussing Latin American Judaism post October 7
Latin American Jewish leadership network convenes in Cancún, addressing future challenges.
Bolivia coup attempt fails after military assault on presidential palace
Heavily armed soldiers and armored vehicles were seen gathering in the capital's central Plaza Murillo, according to videos shared on social media.
Mexico's first Jewish president: Who is Claudia Sheinbaum
Mexico City is home to a large Jewish population, numbering approximately 50,000 people. As the community is largely conservative, most did not vote for her.
Volcano in Iceland erupts for fifth time since December
A volcano in southwestern Iceland erupted, shooting lava 50 meters high, causing disruptions, evacuations, and infrastructure damage, highlighting ongoing volcanic activity on the Reykjanes peninsula
Hatred from the Casa de Nariño: Colombia severs ties with Israel - Opinion
The Colombian President and those who share his beliefs, have chosen to make their stand on the wrong side of history.
The $20b shipwreck at the heart of a legal dispute in Colombia
Colombia, Spain and an American salvage company all claim ownership of the wreck - dubbed the "Holy Grail of Shipwrecks" - and its cargo.
Organization of American States Secretary-General honored for work countering antisemitism
OAS Secretary-General Luis Almagro is honored for his efforts against antisemitism at a Washington symposium organized by CAM and B’nai B’rith International.
