Danny Raskin, Jewish dining columnist who enjoyed an 8-decade career, dies at 102
The Detroit Jewish News restaurant reviewer was a regular presence in the paper from 1942 until his death.
Teachers’ unions are increasingly debating Israel — and in some places are backing boycotts
The National Educational Association, the largest teachers’ union in the U.S., is the latest to attract outside attention for pro-Palestine advocacy.
2 dead, over 210 injured in synagogue bleacher collapse in West Bank settlement
Hundreds of Orthodox Jews were congregated at the synagogue in the Israeli settlement northwest of Jerusalem, which was still under construction.
Dallas Jewish conservatives plan ‘mask-burning’ party to celebrate end of Texas mandate
“I’m not personally anti-mask,” said Benji Gershon, the group’s founder and president.The post [Dallas Jewish Conservatives plan ‘mask-burn…
Arizona Jewish Post shuts down after 75 years
The Jewish Community Federation cited declines in ad revenue and readership, loss of philanthropic support and the COVID-19 pandemic as factors.
'Mr. Kaplan' Explores Uruguay's Nazi Past Through Comedy
‘Mr. Kaplan’ is a dark comedy about the travails of an elderly Uruguayan Jew. Can it succeed in showing the funny side of a South American nation that served as a haven for some Nazis?
The French Comedy Too Controversial for America
The comedy ‘Serial (Bad) Weddings,’ was the highest grossing movie of the year in France. But is so controversial that distributors have decided not to release it in the U.S.