Mike Huckabee, who has supported settlers in the past, called on the IDF to remove outposts erected in Palestinian yards ...
( JTA) —A man who attacked a congregant and a security guard at Manhattan’s Central Synagogue on Friday night is now in ...
When Jewish Women International began speaking out on behalf of Israeli women who experienced sexual violence during the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, or during captivity in Gaza, the organization quickly ...
On summer mornings in Abuja, Nigeria, a small fleet of cars fan out across the sprawling capital city carrying unusual cargo: children headed to Jewish day camp. In a one-story synagogue on a dirt ...
In a townhouse in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a gathering for Tu B’Av was underway. There was chanting and breathwork, singing and ...
Af Mila L’Ima, or “Not a Word to Mother,” a play, running now at Beit Lessin in Tel Aviv, is a window into the mental state ...
The novel was a favorite of the Yiddish left — the musical sees Jewish scripture and Christian ethics being at odds ...
The Michigan Senate nominee’s vision of self-determination for all provides a coherent alternative to the one-state partisans ...
A quiet initiative is filling museums that don't have Jewish art, but only if they're displayed alongside the cultures that ...
Trump’s Board of Peace proposal offers Israel security, Hamas’s verified disarmament and a path toward rebuilding a ...
Back when the National Basketball Association was little more than a startup, two Jewish businessmen named Benjamin Berger and Morris Chalfen bought the worst team in the sport, the Detroit Gems, for ...
(JTA) — A federal judge threw out the Trump administration’s lawsuit that had accused Harvard University of having “turned a blind eye” to Jewish and Israeli students, ending for now the most ...