Jews respond to "savage" subway ads. [Daily Beast] Jewish groups worry that conspiracy theories over "Innocence of Muslims" won't die down. [Washington Post] Republican Jewish Coalition is giving out iPads to its volunteers. [Huffington Post] What to do with your etrog after Sukkot. [Tablet] Russians strip search an Israeli minister's team. [Times of Israel] A shooting outside Tel Aviv leaves one dead. [Times of Israel] …More

The Arab ministerial council will discuss the PA's next bid to the UN for recognition as a sovereign state on Sept. 5. [Arutz Sheva 7] Poland's government prosecutor Radoslaw Ignatiew hopes to charge the six Poles who allegedly beat 20 Jewish women to death in 1941. [NBC News] Satellite images of the Parchin military site in Iran show evidence of "considerable sanitization and earth displacement activity," which may be a cover-up of work relating to nuclear weapons. [Israel Hayom] Lara Friedman explores the …More

The Republican Jewish Coalition sends two of its top officials to Israel to rally for expatriate votes. [JTA] The Simon Wiesenthal Center submits the Argentinean Jewish settlement of Moises Ville for inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. [JTA] Do Jews control the media? [The Algemeiner] PCUSA can lead to the end of Jewish-Presbyterian dialogue. [The Jewish Journal] Two Iranians planned to attack Israeli, US, British or Saudi targets inside Kenya. [Boston.com] A joint poll finds that the majority of …More

The Republican Jewish Coalition's Republican Presidential Candidates Forum on Wednesday served as a good snapshot of the presidential race itself. Six GOP candidates spoke, and while Mitt Romney drew a strong audience response, Newt Gingrich drew a stronger one. But if the attendees could have nominated somebody right then and there, they likely would have given it to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who also spoke but has opted against running. Their speeches gave a good sense of why. Romney came across as …More