The township of Jackson in New Jersey has agreed to pay $575,000 in a settlement with the state attorney general to resolve a lawsuit alleging that local ordinances were used to discriminate against Orthodox Jews.

The article discusses the presence of hate in Israel, specifically within the Charedi community.

This article discusses the prevalence of hatred towards religious Jews and the unfair portrayal of Haredi Jews in the media.

A recently released tranche of emails reveals that The New York Times colluded with the New York State Education Department while writing a series of disparaging articles about New York's Orthodox Jewish community and its yeshiva system.

The author reflects on the discrimination faced by Orthodox Jews in New York City.

Paul Reubens, the comedian known for his character Pee-wee Herman, has passed away at the age of 70 after a private battle with cancer.

Jewish Twitter users are divided on whether to switch to Meta's new platform, Threads.

Brandeis University, though not Orthodox, has been inclusive and accommodating for observant Jews.

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

A survey conducted by the Jewish Electoral Institute shows that Jewish voters strongly favor Joe Biden over Donald Trump in a potential 2024 general election matchup.

The author reflects on their relationship with Zionism and Israel as an American Jew.

A photo of two girls dressed as a cop and prisoner for a Purim costume contest on the OnlySimchas website and Instagram page sparked controversy and concerns about racism and insensitivity.

This article discusses the changing dynamics of Jews and Asians in the American elite.

A recent poll conducted by Nishma Research reveals that while Orthodox Jews find their lifestyle fulfilling, there is a growing number of individuals who hold progressive stances on issues such as women's roles in the clergy and Israeli politics.

The Chabad movement stands out as a prominent presence in Canadian cities with their numerous Chabad houses, menorahs, and outreach activities, even attracting non-Orthodox Jews.

The article discusses two films, "Where Life Begins" and "A Life Apart," that offer portrayals of Hasidic life.

The article discusses the author's disagreement with the focus on demographics in Jewish writings, particularly in relation to Israel's survival.

Several letters in this issue of Jewish Action address the topic of the teacher shortage in Jewish day schools.

New York City has been experiencing a significant increase in anti-Jewish hate crimes, particularly targeting Orthodox Jews.

Tu B'Av, the ancient Jewish holiday of love, was revived in the 20th century after being forgotten for over a thousand years.

Divorcees, especially those with children, often find Shabbos to be a painful reminder of their lost families.

The financial stress of living an Orthodox lifestyle has led many Orthodox Jews to consider moving to more affordable regions.

In this collection of letters from the Spring 2022 issue of Jewish Action, various topics are discussed.

The author reflects on the findings of a survey on Jewish Americans and the decline in Orthodox Jewish identification.

The author argues that the American educational system is failing students by not teaching them how to read deeply and engage with texts.