'Democracy in our country is being assaulted as never before': Former leaders of major U.S. Jewish advocacy groups castigated the bodies they once headed for failing to condemn the Trump administration's crackdown on free speech
In Canada, for the first time ever, members of the Jewish community will hold an election to determine what slates get represented in their delegation to the 'parliament of the Jewish people.' It will be an end to secret backroom deals in the U.K. and Australia as well
From training activists to record ICE operations to an immigration clinic in a synagogue, Jewish institutions and grassroots organizers are mobilizing to help those affected by Trump's dismantling of the immigration system. President of HIAS: 'We've never faced an existential threat like this'
Despite leading the Columbia's Gaza solidarity encampment, Mohsen Mahdawi spent months fostering ties with Israeli and Jewish students, even holding meetings with university administrators to promote dialogue ■ Roni Ziv, an Israeli student who met with Mahdawi, says the Trump administration 'will come for everyone'
The Shin Bet has long claimed that the police are not cooperating in the fight against Jewish terrorism, while the police argue that the Shin Bet is hiding intelligence information. Recently, relations deteriorated even further when senior Shin Bet officials discovered that the commander of the West Bank Division, who is suspected of criminal crimes, recorded meeting with them
27 Jewish groups filed a brief supporting Tufts student Rümeysa Öztürk, condemning her detention as a misuse of antisemitism to silence free speech and protest.
Intergenerational infighting is part of Jewish tradition, but it doesn't need to destroy our Seders. Here are four new questions for us to debate, even vigorously, with our families this Passover
A California school's ethnic studies curriculum that included discussions of Israel as a "settler colonial state" was found to have discriminated against Jewish students.
Intergenerational infighting is part of Jewish tradition, but it doesn't need to destroy our Seders. Here are four new questions for us to debate, even vigorously, with our families this Passover
Welsh writer Joe Dunthorne's new book uncovers dark family secrets about his Jewish ancestor's apparent role in the production of chemical weapons in 1930s Germany. It is not the only skeleton uncovered in 'Children of Radium: A Buried Inheritance'
Lund University will host a conference on the 'instrumentalization of antisemitism,' and last month, a lecturer at Stockholm University denounced the leader of the local Jewish community as a 'murderer.' Jewish scholars see these incidents as signs that they are no longer welcome in Sweden
From Queen Esther to a Tallit from the Netherlands: traditional Jewish clothing from Diaspora communities - as well as Palestinian and Bedouin pieces - are reimagined in artist Vangelis Kyris' new exhibition at the Eretz Israel Museum
After more than a decade of quiet outreach to populist parties in Eastern Europe, Israel is forging formal ties with their Western counterparts. Jewish leaders across the continent warn this could deepen antisemitic backlash and erode longstanding norms of communal safety and political neutrality
President Herzog said: “Jewish unity is not just an idea—it is a living, breathing force. We feel it most deeply when we stand together and demand the immediate release of our hostages.
“In our great city, with a large population of Jewish residents, one of the candidates running for mayor is spewing antisemitism," Adams reportedly said.