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An Israeli man, Yona Schreiber, was indicted for the violent assault of a Catholic nun in Jerusalem, reportedly motivated by religious bias. The 36-year-old ...

In a controversial exchange, Jewish real estate magnate Steven Roth likened New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's "tax the rich" rhetoric to antisemitic sloga...

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who admitted to firebombing a march for Israeli hostages in Boulder, Colorado, has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Soliman was co...

Julie Tichon, a former guidance counselor at YULA Boys High School in Los Angeles, will avoid jail after pleading no contest to charges of sexual abuse invol...

Israel today grapples with internal tensions as the rapidly growing Haredi community clashes with secular society over economics, education, and military ser...

The article explores the filmic legacy of Max and Richard Fleischer, particularly focusing on their Jewish identities and influences in their work. Max, a pi...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is employing AI-generated videos to target political rivals Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett in the lead-up to the fa...

Ben-Zion, a Ukrainian-born artist and member of the expressionist group The Ten, finds his legacy preserved in a brownstone in Chelsea, Manhattan. This space...

In a tragic case that has affected the Jewish community, Loay Alnaji pleaded guilty to the 2023 death of pro-Israel protester Paul Kessler, avoiding a prison...

Rutgers University has rescinded the invitation for Rami Elghandour, an alumnus and producer of an Oscar-nominated docudrama, to speak at the School of Engin...

The Cathedral of St. Michael in Brussels has installed plaques apologizing for the antisemitic persecution depicted in its stained glass windows, which illus...

Morton Schapiro, a Jewish economist and former Northwestern University president, withdrew as Georgetown University Law School's commencement speaker followi...

In response to a surge in antisemitic incidents within Montgomery County Public Schools, the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington is urgi...

As Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire media platform faces declining viewership and recent layoffs, the once-promising relationship between Jews and American conservat...

In his new book "Israel: What Went Wrong?", historian Omer Bartov provides a critical examination of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, reflecting on its deep...

Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside Park East Synagogue in Manhattan during an event promoting real estate in Israel and the West Bank, a demonstrati...

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, accused of firebombing a Boulder march supporting Israeli hostages held by Hamas, is set to plead guilty to state charges, including t...

Authorities in Arizona are grappling with the challenges of solving a cold case from 1989 involving an unidentified woman, whose Ashkenazi Jewish DNA present...

The historic 1867 Ahavas Achim synagogue in Lafayette, Indiana, known for its significant role in the Reform movement, has been sold and is set to become a c...

Ariel Beery's book, "Being Israeli After the Destruction of Gaza," provides an intimate look at the challenges faced by liberal Zionists in Israel today. Thr...

Veteran artists Mike Stoller and Iris Rainer Dart reflect on their enduring contributions to musical theater, revisiting their Yiddish influences and storied...

Kyle Desrosiers-Levine recounts how his Jewish journey began with an academic interest in Jewish languages during his time as a Fulbright fellow in Israel. H...

Mark Rosenblatt's Tony-nominated play "Giant" explores themes of antisemitism and divergent views on Israel, sparked by Rosenblatt's experiences from a schoo...

Altneuland, a pioneering Hebrew publishing house established by Dory Manor and Moshe Sakal in Berlin, seeks to create a global platform for Hebrew literature...

A Jewish library and a Chabad center near Buenos Aires were attacked in a series of antisemitic incidents in La Plata, Argentina. On Thursday night, a Moloto...

Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff found himself in a tense situation with student protesters after a debate on Israel, reflecting ongoing campus...

In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision further weakening the Voting Rights Act (VRA), Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner emphasizes the historical and o...

"Remnants," a graphic novel by Julian Voloj, explores the rich and often-overlooked history of the first Jewish congregation in North America. This novel she...

The musical "Cable Street" captures the historical clash in London's East End in 1936, where Jews and Irish East Enders confronted Oswald Mosley's fascists. ...

Nathaniel Popkin's novel, "Partly Strong, Partly Broken," revolves around Rabbi Adinah Feld as she navigates multiple crises in her New Jersey synagogue. Upo...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani, despite four months in office, remains unpopular among New York City's Jewish voters, with 58% rating his performance as poor or fair, ...

A candidate from the UK Green Party, Tina Ion, has sparked a major controversy by making antisemitic posts under the pseudonym "thereal.anne.frank." These po...

"Immigrant Songs: Yiddish Theater and the American Jewish Experience," a new documentary by the Milken Archive of Jewish Music, spotlights the evolution of Y...

In 2026, the detention of Alex Sinclair, a Jewish education lecturer, for wearing a kippah adorned with both Israeli and Palestinian flags in Israel raises s...

The infamous handwriting analysis report that played a crucial role in the wrongful conviction of Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish French military officer, is now on...

The presence of Yiddish street signs in Berlin, initiated by artist Sebestyn Fiumei in 2021, sparked a dialogue about commemorating Jewish history through Yi...

Alyssa Katz narrates an evocative journey to Saint-Quentin in northeastern France, showcasing a poignant initiative led by history teacher Damien Bressolles ...

Sara Sapadin highlights the historic achievements of gender equality within Israeli religious institutions as three women take the Chief Rabbinate's rabbinic...

Ami Dube, an Orthodox Jewish student at New York City's Hunter College, shares his views on free speech and student activism, particularly appreciating Mayor...

Controversy has arisen at the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) as a group of students and alumni petition to disinvite Israeli President Isaac Herzog from d...

The third annual People's Peace Summit convened in Tel Aviv during a brief pause in Israel's prolonged conflict, drawing thousands from across societal divid...

In a concerning development within the New Hampshire legislative process, GOP state Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choinire attempted to embed Holocaust denial rheto...

New Hampshire GOP state Rep. Travis Corcoran faces disciplinary action for a tweet referencing the Nazi 'final solution,' targeting Jewish Democratic colleag...

Sheryl Sandberg, former COO of Meta, has endowed a scholarship fund at Camp Ramah in California in memory of her late husband, Dave Goldberg. The camp, which...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, reacting to a terror attack in London's Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Golders Green, called for prosecuting those usin...

As Democrats rally behind Graham Platner, a progressive candidate with controversial views regarding Israel and a past Nazi-linked tattoo, concerns arise amo...

The weakening of the Voting Rights Act by the Supreme Court may jeopardize the seat of Steve Cohen, Tennessee's first Jewish congressman. Representing a majo...

Iran's Jewish community, estimated at 10,000 people, navigates a complex and dangerous landscape amid ongoing tensions between Iran, the U.S., and Israel. Co...

Graham Platner, a political newcomer seeking to unseat U.S. Senator Susan Collins in Maine, has become the Democratic nominee, raising concerns among Jewish ...

The relationship between the Beatles and Bob Dylan is explored in depth in Jim Windolf's new book, "Where the Music Had to Go." It delves into how these cult...