Most incidents in the same category in 2020 were against Muslims, whose share of the country’s residents is at least 80%.
Now the Berkeley Moshav is looking for members.
The plot of land on which the Salihya’s home stood has been the subject of a legal battle since 2017.
Does Colleyville mean that more tears than we ever anticipated are in store for American Jews? Or that we have become exceptional in a French way?
Lévy’s newest globetrotting documentary, ‘The Will To See,’ is a self-aggrandizing awareness tour of the 21st Century’s humanitarian crises.
Bourla plans to donate his prize money to “projects aimed at preserving the memory of the victims of the Holocaust.”
The imperative to welcome the stranger comes from one of the earliest stories in Scripture. It’s never been easy.
Anna Salton Eisen, a founding member of Congregation Beth Israel, sees a positive sign in the amount of community support for the synagogue.
Gadot said last year that Whedon had threatened her career on the set of “Justice League.”
I know firsthand how challenging the healing process from an attack like this will be.
Let’s be clear: COVID-19 is the enemy, not teachers. And not each other.
The case Cassirer v. Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Foundation regarding a Nazi-looted painting was mired in legalese (save for one moment).
The Jewish artist Tova Berlinski, who described her childhood as a sort of Paradise Lost, has died at the age of 106.
Born Joseph Hyman Erushalmy in the Bronx, the great historian Yosef Yerushalmi, author of ‘Zakhor,’ was a great feat of Jewish reinvention.
Synagogues are often a provider of needed social services, which leaves them vulnerable to violence.
“We are standing tall and we are standing straight. But we are checking for the exits.”
The meeting comes three days after a rabbi and three congregants were taken hostage at a Texas synagogue.
Having grown up on Jewish staples like chicken soup and blintzes, Schoenfeld became an unlikely champion of Chinese cuisine.
