Opinion: A clear and present danger to America’s Jews!
By NATHAN LEWIN (JNS) – Try painting a swastika on the wall of a synagogue, and you’ll be arrested and charged
Burlington votes to withdraw BDS resolution after Jewish community rallies against measure
By FAYGIE HOLT (JNS) – After more than two hours of public comments, the Burlington City Council meeting in Vermont ended
I sat vigil for the souls of 9/11 victims. 20 years later I still feel their presence — and absence.
By JESSICA RUSSAK-HOFFMAN NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Two nights after the Twin Towers fell on 9/11, we were instructed to
Arizona is the first state to divest from Unilever — Ben & Jerry’s parent company
By RON KAMPEAS NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Arizona is divesting close to $200 million from Ben & Jerry’s parent company
My abortion was a blessing for me. As a rabbi, I will fight for others to be able to make their own sacred choice.
By Rabbi RACHAEL PASS NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – On the second night of Rosh Hashanah, in my second year of
Philadelphia librarians under fire, accused of indoctrinating children with anti-Israel material
By DMITRIY SHAPIRO (JNS) – A public library system in Philadelphia is promising to make operational changes after drawing criticism for
Biden, Bennett become ‘fast friends’ in meetings focused on regional security
By DMITRIY SHAPIRO (JNS) – After delays as a result of terrorist attacks in Kabul, Afghanistan, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett
U.S. Olympic Committee doctor Ariel Nassim wasn’t star-struck in Tokyo
By ALAN ZEITLIN (JNS) – As a captain point guard for his junior varsity basketball team at the Hebrew Academy of
Researchers unveil new study on Jews of color, boosting fight for racial justice with hard data
By ASAF SHALEV NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – For the past few years, Jews of color in the United States have
Weissman well-suited for Jewish liaison, say those familiar with position
By DMITRIY SHAPIRO (JNS) – The White House’s announcement on Aug. 5 that Chanan Weissman, a career government staffer and former