During World War II, Gilberto Bosques, as head of the Mexican Consulate in France, played a crucial role in helping leftists and Jews escape persecution by issuing exit visas and providing shelter in Marseille.

Harvard University has announced that it will no longer issue statements on topics unrelated to its operations, following tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Jerry Seinfeld, creator of the iconic show "Seinfeld," is celebrated for his humor and cultural impact, with the series remaining a cornerstone of American pop culture.

Children's YouTube star Ms. Rachel, known for her engaging videos, launched a fundraiser to support children in conflict areas, including Gaza, by selling personalized videos for charity.

A middle school teacher in Connecticut was suspended for a lesson on the Holocaust that involved asking students to draw a swastika, list positive things about Hitler, and comment on a "cute" baby photo of him.

The band HaYehudim, also known as The Jews in Hebrew, faced backlash over their name, resulting in the cancellation of their show at a music venue in Brooklyn.

Ritchie Torres, a congressman from the Bronx, has sparked controversy for his staunch pro-Israel stance amidst growing criticism of Israel's actions.

Over 450 Jewish Hollywood professionals criticized Jonathan Glazer, director of "The Zone of Interest," for a controversial Oscar speech that seemed to denounce his Judaism.

The Dwight D. Opperman Foundation plans to award the Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leadership Award to Elon Musk, Rupert Murdoch, and others, leading to objections from Ginsburg's family and associates who feel the choices do not align with her principles.

In an attempt to foster interfaith cooperation, a Conservative synagogue in Los Angeles leased its space to a mosque for Ramadan, but the arrangement quickly unraveled after the synagogue's congregants learned that Israeli hostage posters had been covered and a controversial speaker had been welcomed.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding Taylor Swift's silence on the conflict in Gaza during the Grammys.

The author reflects on their novel, "The Holocaust Kid," which explores the perspective of being the child of Holocaust survivors.

The University of California Board of Regents will be voting on a measure to limit political expression on university websites and other official channels.

Harvard Hillel's former director, Bernie Steinberg, passed away at the age of 78.

UK rap star Skepta has apologized for album artwork that was seen by some as referencing the Holocaust.

Masha Gessen, a Jewish writer, will still receive the Hannah Arendt Prize despite controversy surrounding their recent essay on Gaza.

The new album "Vultures" by the artist Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has come under criticism for its antisemitic lyrics, art, and public statements.

Henry Kissinger is noted as a prominent American diplomat with a complex legacy that stirs strong emotions and opinions.

Students at NYU Law School have voted to remove the president of the student bar association, Ryna Workman, after Workman wrote a column blaming Israel for Hamas' October 7 attacks.

The recent controversy at the 92nd Street Y highlights the challenges faced by Jewish institutions in maintaining pro-Israel politics alongside a broad cultural mission.

The CBC, a government-funded news organization, faced criticism for advising its journalists not to use the terms "terrorists" or "terrorism" without attribution when reporting on Hamas attacking Israel.

A college student and devout Lutheran, Ryan Turnipseed, faced the possibility of excommunication by his church after criticizing the church's new edition of Luthers Large Catechism on Twitter.

Brandeis University is facing controversy over a new ad that has ruffled some feathers in the Orthodox Jewish community.

In a podcast episode featuring Eli Lake, there is a discussion about the Justice Department's decision to indict Donald Trump, with Lake expressing skepticism about the move.

In a light-hearted yet critical take on the Harry Potter universe in light of J.K. Rowling's controversies and Jewish sensitivity, the article suggests humorous Jewish plotlines for a potential Harry Potter reboot.