In London, a Jewish father thwarted an alleged kidnapping attempt on his children near Lubavitch House during Shavuot. Stamford Hill Shomrim seeks witnesses to assist police.
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared that Argentina had failed to take action to stop the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, which left 85 people dead and 300 injured, nor had it launched a thorough investigation to identify and prosecute those responsible
Nearly 1,600 Israelis between the ages of 19 and 25 will work as counselors on Jewish camps across North America this summer. In the shadow of October 7 and the war in Gaza, the Israelis know they must come prepared, and their hosts promise they are 'Ready with a shoulder to cry on'
Biden’s proclamation on Jewish American Heritage Month, which is essentially Jewish pride month, is that it is coming at a time when more American Jews are feeling the need to hide their Jewishness.
When cantor Iris Karlin first heard the story of Yehudit – a Jewish heroine who reputedly saved her people by seducing and beheading an Assyrian general – she was shocked that it was so little known. She aims to correct that with an opera heavy on cantorial singing and a message about the Israeli women hostages still being held in Gaza
Despite feelings of alienation from Israeli society and, in some cases, a diminished sense of personal security, there are Arab teachers in the Jewish education system who continue to believe they have a mission to fulfill
Saif Kwasmi was slightly wounded in the head after about 10 Jewish boys attacked him. He continued to work and was later detained by police and his equipment was confiscated after a known right-wing activist contacted them and claimed that Kwasmi was a Hamas operative
The settlement is a major development in Jewish groups’ efforts to hold universities accountable in light of a reported increase in campus antisemitism since Oct. 7.
At the MiddleMeets initiative at Tel Aviv University, Arab and Jewish students talk with each other about the Holocaust, the Nakba, October 7 and the bombing of Gaza. The goal: Not to give up. Could it work on the battleground of U.S. campuses too?
A student sought legal action against the administration to ensure safe access to campus for Jewish students who feel threatened by student protest encampments. The agreement will create a 'Safe Passage Liaison' and accommodations for students who couldn't access campus during exams
Claudia Sheinbaum is set to win a landslide victory to become Mexico's first female and Jewish president, inheriting the project of her mentor and outgoing leader Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador whose popularity among the poor helped drive her triumph. At least five exit polls showed Sheinbaum, a climate scientist and former mayor of Mexico […]
Shortly after the war in Gaza started, 10 artists – half of them Jewish, half of them Palestinian – lived and worked together as part of a residency program
John, 15 (full name withheld) is the only Jewish student at his school in Dublin, the Irish capital. Since October 7, he cannot forget or suppress this fact for a moment. Like many other Jews living in the country, he is trying to survive under incessant antisemitic fire. "A month ago, some kids at […]
On February 27, "Zionists not welcome," was found scrawled on the door of a dorm room with an arrow pointing to a mezuzah, a religious item traditionally placed on every door frame in a Jewish home.