International Judo Federation Suspends Iran For Boycotting Israeli Athletes
An Iranian judoka confirmed what was suspected for decades — Iran told its athletes to throw matches so they would not have to face Israelis.
Jewish Theological Seminary Chancellor Arnold Eisen To Step Down
Eisen, who has served 12 years, will preside over the opening ceremony of the new campus in the spring — a project that he led.
Swastika Hung Outside Jewish Student’s Dorm At Tufts
“It is a direct attack on our Jewish community and an affront to our values as an institution.”
Former Senate Candidate Runs For Idaho City Council To ‘Challenge Jewish Power’
“The only way to challenge Jewish power in this country now is with local elections because it would have to be word of mouth.”
Jewish Same-Sex Couple Sues After Infant Daughter Denied Citizenship
“We are her parents as much as your children are yours. And to have that questioned is unsettling.”
New Jersey City Council Defends Chair For Saying ‘Jew Her Down’
A colleague came to her defense, saying that the term to Jew someone down “is a verb.”
New Jersey Teen Accused Of Deliberately Swerving Car Twice To Hit Jews
Police charged the teen with harassment and bias intimidation.
Colorado High School Students Post On Snapchat About Killing Jews
Police officials said they did not consider the statement to “exterminate the Jews” as a credible threat.
Former Head Of Iowa Hillel Charged With Sexually Abusing Young Boy
The 29-year-old man was teaching Hebrew to the boy at the Hillel House when the groping incident allegedly took place.
Homeless Man Who Burned Down Minnesota Synagogue Charged With ‘Negligent Fires’
Matthew James Amiot, 36, was booked on suspicion of arson but the official charge is more lenient; he allegedly told police he set the fire in an
