White House Chanukah party focuses on freedom, liberty and tradition
By DMITRIY SHAPIRO (JNS) – The annual lighting of the Chanukah menorah in the White House continued on Wednesday night, Dec.
Stephen Sondheim, who reshaped the American musical, is dead at 91
By RON KAMPEAS NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Stephen Sondheim, the Jewish lyricist and composer who redefined the American musical
National survey on youth and religion raises concern about Gen-Z Jews
By ASAF SHALEV and ELLA ROCKART (JTA) – A massive survey conducted over the past year found that even as
Watchdog group opens voting for third annual ‘anti-Semite of year’ contest
(JNS) – StopAntisemitism.org is inviting the public to vote in its third annual competition for the world’s “Antisemite of the Year,” a
Anti-Semitism envoy nominee Deborah Lipstadt poised to battle scourge on all fronts
By DMITRIY SHAPIRO (JNS) – Deborah Lipstadt, U.S. President Joe Biden’s nominee to serve as special envoy for combating and monitoring
Nikki Haley to Republican Jews: AIPAC takes bipartisanship and Democratic outreach too far
By RON KAMPEAS LAS VEGAS (JTA) – Nikki Haley, among the most popular likely 2024 presidential contenders in the pro-Israel community,
His memory is a blessing! Aaron Feuerstein, ‘Mensch of Malden Mills’ who paid his workers after his factory burned down, dies at 95
By ASAF SHALEV NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Aaron Feuerstein, who became known as the “Mensch of Malden Mills” for continuing
Max Fried pitches Atlanta Braves to first World Series win in 26 years
By JACOB GURVIS (JTA) – Jewish ace pitcher Max Fried delivered his Atlanta Braves to their first World Championship since 1995
Vandalism of Torah replica at DC frat house triggers real mourning, questions
By RON KAMPEAS WASHINGTON (JTA) – Bennett Pittel bore the tiny imitation Torah, its pages creased and unraveled from the wood-colored