More than 40 Jewish leaders have signed an open letter to the synagogue supporting the teacher, who says she was fired over a blog post.
“He entered the building despite seeing broken windows and tear gas being deployed,” a federal prosecutor said.
Dara Horn, the author of ‘People Love Dead Jews,’ talks about its success and why she is tired of Jews being the canary in the coal mine.
“Well, at least I’m not Jewish,” Franken gibed about his perceived Nazification of America. “Oh wait, wait I am.”
In this season’s lineup, old hits prove themselves all too modern.
Bernadette Wegenstein’s documentary ‘The Conductor’ chronicles how Marin Alsop fought the odds to become conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The ADL offered a similar reward following the assault of a Jewish man wearing an IDF sweatshirt last month.
Paul Newman, who would have turned 97 today, once directed a cinematic masterpiece in a Yiddish theater. So, why did he take his name off it?
The auction of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s library includes a collection of more than 30 books about Jewish subjects.
In 1943, Ferenc Chorin placed the painting in a bank vault before fleeing Hungary and the Nazis.
The flyers included a list of names of Jewish public health officials and an advertisement for Goyim TV.
Norma Salz shares the story behind a favorite heirloom of hers: a handwritten letter in Yiddish that she received from Golda Meir in 1931.
Chicago artist Leo Segedin started drafting during the Korean War. Well into the next century, he still paints every day.
Their creators had to solve a few problems unique to those languages.
In “The Pages,” Hugo Hamilton narrates an escape from the Nazis and the subsequent life of Joseph Roth’s 1924 novel “Rebellion.”
Jules Strauss owned art by Degas, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Titian and Gauguin. Then the Nazis came.
Violent acts by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank have become increasingly common over the past year.
An Orthodox Jew from the Lower East Side of Manhattan, Silver was one of the most powerful figures in the state for two decades.
