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June 17, 2026

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After nearly a decade of exhaustive planning, the 2026 World Cup finally descends on Mercedes-Benz Stadium this week // Photo Credit: AMB Sports and Entertainment

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Over the next four weeks, Atlanta will be the setting of eight World Cup matches.

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Congregation Beth Shalom’s new Rabbi, K’vod Wieder, enjoys hiking, the outdoors, and the Grateful Dead.

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Judge Roy Altman told the AJT that he has fond memories of being in Atlanta for the World Series in 1996 (Yankees vs. Braves). He also spent time here in 2007 as a law clerk.

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Several Jewish Atlanta students were stranded after all flights were canceled due to the war.

Clinicians from the Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University and in Israel are collaborating on cancer research.

Israel News

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The collaborative at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University are researching several types of cancers.

Hamas terrorist Ali Sami Muhammad Shakr is seen during the Oct. 7, 2023 onslaught, in an image released by the IDF on April 12, 2026 // Photo courtesy of Israel Defense Forces

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Thirty-two rabbis met to relate museum exhibits to current congregational challenges.

Atlanta will host eight games: Five in the initial group stage — beginning with Spain vs. Cabo Verde at noon on June 15 — and then one each in the rounds of 32 and 16, and semifinals.

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Proceeds from the tournament support Weber’s athletic department.

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The couple lives in Reynoldstown and likes the pace of Atlanta, but not the traffic.

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New Yorkers Head South to Perform

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Jen Jacob stars as a soap opera nurse, and Jesse Ruben, a troubadour, helps those who suffer from Lyme disease.

Elias once found jewelry designed by Coco Chanel and a “Berenstain Bears” archive.

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Professional Appraiser Elias Finds Treasures

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Matthew H. Bernstein has taught film and media at Emory University for 37 years.

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Check out this index of community summer and day camps.

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