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What Matters Most On Thursday, April 20, 2017

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Jon Ossoff, appearing at the Crown Plaza Ravinia in Dunwoody on the night of the April 2017 primary, won't run against Karen Handel again in 2018.

PoliticsSpecial Congressional Election

Ossoff Just Misses Flipping the 6th

By David R. Cohen, Michael Jacobs, Patrice Worthy and Sarah Moosazadeh

The Democratic newcomer will face Republican former Secretary of State Karen Handel in a runoff June 20.

Handel: Familiarity Will Breed Respect

By Elizabeth Friedly

Ossoff Tries to Flip the 6th

By Dave Schechter

Steffen Radmaier describes the Joel family history and escape from Nazi Germany with a series of images and excerpts from his book “Billy and the Joels: The American Rock Star and His German Family Story.”

Yom HaShoah

Sing Us a Song About Escaping Nazis

By Sarah Moosazadeh

Billy Joel’s musical roots go back to a German grandfather who sought culture before fleeing to Cuba.

Yom HaShoahJCC Ceremony to Honor Holocaust Heroine

By Michael Jacobs

Moishe House residents Aviva Leigh, Matt Spruchman and Cassidy Artz watch as Rabbi Eliyahu Schusterman installs a mezuzah at the front door of the Buckhead house April 6.

Moishe House

Moishe House Expands to Buckhead

By David R. Cohen

The 100th Moishe House opens April 21 in Buckhead. It is the third house in Atlanta, joining Virginia Highland and Toco Hills.

The Atlanta Arab Festival provides an opportunity for Jews to experience Arab culture.

Local News

Atlanta’s Arabs, Jews Share So Much

By Dave Schechter

But the ripples of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict help keep the communities apart.

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ArtsIsraeli Jazz Singer Learns to Love NYC Life

By Patrice Worthy

Non-Jews in Lublin are working to preserve the memory of Jewish families, who once made up a third of the Polish city’s population.

Yom HaShoahLublin Invites Jews Home

Cartoon by Marian Kamensky, Austria

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