Now, ‘two states’ may take many shapes: geographical contiguous entities, or a confederation of two governmental authorities, ...
( JTA) — Rabbi Albert S. Axelrad, a Reform rabbi, community leader and political activist who headed Brandeis University’s Hillel Foundation for 34 years, died on Sept. 18. He was 87.
A Netanyahu victory could complete the transformation of Israel into a backward, vulnerable shell of its former self, which ...
State prosecutors are preparing to drop charges against five current and former Stanford University students accused of felony vandalism during the 2024 occupation of the university president’s office ...
As you walk into Sacred Splendors, the new exhibit at the Jewish Museum in Manhattan, you’re greeted by a miniature city of Gothic castles. Silver spires rise from small bessamim boxes, the containers ...
The day Isabelle Siméon cleared out a basement storage area in the town hall in Houdan, France, and found a rolled-up ...
The shooting of a wounded Palestinian attacker in Hebron a decade ago exposed a fault line over the rule of law, now front ...
The three incidents followed two earlier attacks on Kol HaNeshama in recent weeks. In August, vandals broke into the ...
(JTA) — Standing at his father’s grave after Yom Kippur 16-year-old Yoav Shukron thanked him for the warning that saved his life a day earlier, when a Palestinian gunman opened fire on the two of them ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani of supporting Hamas after Mamdani called him a "war criminal." ...
The president declared that there is no greater threat in the world than “the number one sponsor of terror, the Islamic ...