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Adam Louis-Klein discusses his anthropological research with the Desano tribe in the Amazon and how it led him to reconsider antisemitism and Jewish identity...

Elias Rodriguez, accused of fatally shooting two Israeli embassy staffers, has been indicted on federal hate crime charges. The indictment includes nine new ...

Ella Ben Emanuel reflects on her experiences living between Israel and the UK, describing a sense of safety in Israel compared to feeling increasingly threat...

A recent federal ruling by Judge Trevor McFadden, spurred by an alleged attack involving an Israeli flag, has sparked significant legal discourse. In this ca...

Jewish communities in the United States experienced a record number of anti-Jewish hate crimes in 2024, according to the FBI's latest report. These incidents...

The article explores whether adversity, particularly increasing antisemitism, serves as a catalyst for greater religious observance in the Jewish community. ...

In Clayton, Missouri, police are investigating an antisemitic hate crime involving graffiti reading "Death to the IDF" and the torching of three cars outside...

A hate crime investigation is underway in Clayton, Missouri, after antisemitic graffiti and arson targeted a residence associated with a former IDF soldier r...

Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian protest leader previously detained by immigration authorities, contested the narrative of widespread antisemitism at Columb...

Nadav Ziv addresses how artificial intelligence (AI) is mirroring societal biases, including both antisemitism and internal Jewish community hate towards Mus...

In a thought-provoking essay, Adam Louis-Klein argues for a shift in the Jewish community's response to antisemitism and anti-Zionism by emphasizing internal...

The Trump administration's recent directive prohibiting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in federally funded universities, except for progr...

Michael Oren examines the unprecedented levels of antisemitism today, as exemplified by accusations against Israel of committing genocide in Gaza. Drawing fr...

France has halted its program to evacuate Gazans after a student brought to the country under the scheme was accused of antisemitic online behavior. Nour Att...

The article draws a parallel between Donald Trump's recent firing of Erika McEntarfer, the Bureau of Labor Statistics chief, and Richard Nixon's antisemitic ...

Thousands marched in Sydney's rain to call for increased aid to Gaza, highlighting ongoing global protests amid the Gaza humanitarian crisis. The march, desp...

With the rise in antisemitism, Jewish advocates have considered adopting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) training models to address the issue. However...

Ted Goldstein's essay addresses the provocative and often bad-faith accusation that Israel is committing genocide, particularly in conversations post-October...

This lecture explores the diverse strategies employed by Jewish communities throughout history to survive persecution and antisemitism from ancient times to ...

A poll conducted by New York Solidarity Network reveals that while Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani leads among Jewish voters with 37%, nearly 60%...

Andrea Tovah's essay explores the challenges Jews face within the field of social work amidst rising antisemitism. Following the events of October 7th and he...

Conspiracy theories linking Jeffrey Epstein to a covert Israeli operation are gaining traction, fueled by renewed attention to his criminal activities. Altho...

In her new role as a U.S. Attorney, Pirro is focusing on combating antisemitism by actively reaching out to Jewish communities. She aims to leverage the reso...

Melbourne police have apprehended Giovanni Laulu, a 21-year-old suspect in the December arson attack on the Adass Israel Synagogue, which resulted in signifi...

Brown University has reached a $50 million agreement with the Trump administration to restore federal research funding lost due to allegations of campus anti...

Ari Aster's film "Eddington" is a Western set against the backdrop of the early pandemic in a fictional New Mexico town. The film, starring Joaquin Phoenix a...

The episode highlights the critical security challenges faced by Jewish communities across North America and outlines a six-point plan advocated by the Jewis...

Harvard University may face litigation from the Justice Department over allegations of antisemitic harassment after the Department of Health and Human Servic...

Columbia University's recent settlement over alleged campus antisemitism highlights a broader issue not merely resolvable through legal means. A survey by th...

Mijal Bitton argues for a revised strategy in addressing the growing antisemitism in Western politics, suggesting that Jewish communities should shift from r...

Silvia Fishbaum recounts her harrowing escape from communist Czechoslovakia, detailing the struggles and triumphs of her second successful attempt. Her story...

UCLA has reached a $6.13 million settlement in the Frankel v. Regents of the University of California case, resolving accusations that the university allowed...

Joshua Hoffman argues that many Westerners misunderstand Hamas, perceiving it as a political movement or resistance group rather than what he describes as a ...

In the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, attacks, Rabba Daphne Lazar Price reflects on the vital role of interfaith feminist alliances in combating antisemit...

A controversial video from the Fresh and Fit Podcast, which openly discussed Holocaust denial and glorification, was removed by the right-wing platform Rumbl...

Horst Mahler, one of Germany's most notorious antisemitic figures, has died at 89. Initially a founder of the left-wing Red Army Faction in 1970, Mahler's po...

The episode critically examines accusations against Israel, suggesting it is deliberately starving Gaza as a form of warfare amidst ongoing conflict with Ham...

The episode challenges accusations that Israel is deliberately causing a hunger crisis in Gaza, describing these claims as modern blood libel against the Jew...

The Free Press addresses the acute information battle over the perceived food crisis in Gaza amidst escalating tensions. While Israel and neighboring countri...

The episode discusses the guilty plea of Iain Aspenlieder, who defaced Canada's National Holocaust Monument with red paint, writing "FEED ME" as a political ...

The article delves into the complex and painful topic of Jewish betrayal, particularly focusing on the controversial theory that Anne Frank's betrayal may ha...

The promotion of Darren Beattie, a controversial Jewish figure with ties to antisemitic and white nationalist circles, has stirred significant concern among ...

In the lecture titled 'Tisha B'Av 5785: Survival Strategies in Jewish History,' the speaker explores how Jews have historically navigated various forms of pe...

A group of 44 French Jewish campers from the Kineret summer camp were removed from a Vueling flight in Valencia, Spain, sparking controversy and legal action...

The recent parliamentary elections in Japan saw a significant rise of the far-right Sanseito party, which secured 14 seats in the upper house, indicating a s...

Columbia University has reached a $21 million settlement with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) following claims of unlawful discrimination ...

Conversations about Israel on college campuses are increasingly intense and complex, with three distinct narratives emerging. First, the '1948 conversation' ...

Kathleen Hayes reflects on her transformative journey from being a Trotskyist in her youth, participating in anti-Sharansky protests, to embracing her Jewish...

The global fascination with the Israel-Hamas conflict, as analyzed by Joshua Hoffman, is less about direct impact and more about identity politics, virtues s...

Stanford University has suspended the Kairos co-op house after it was found to have discriminated against Jewish students. The Title VI office at Stanford la...