
Andrew Silow-Carroll is editor in chief of the New York Jewish Week and senior editor of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. He previously served as JTA’s editor in chief and as editor in chief and CEO of the New Jersey Jewish News.
Andrew Silow-Carroll is editor in chief of the New York Jewish Week and senior editor of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. He previously served as JTA’s editor in chief and as editor in chief and CEO of the New Jersey Jewish News.
Jews feeling threatened by campus protests and the rise of antisemitism look to Jewish organizations and a new administration to crack down
Nick Lemann, dean emeritus of the university’s journalism school, sees a disconnect among parents, students, faculty, donors and the administration.
He wrote his first travel book as a U.S. Army intelligence officer in Berlin
A communications professional, she organized public events for the paper from 2007-2012
The director of the American Jewish Committee’s Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights sought to balance the universal and the particular
“Terrified” or gratified, groups told us how they are pivoting for a new era on climate change, reproductive rights, antisemitism, campus protests, religious freedom and social welfare
On the eve of Election Day, Rabbis Rachel Schmelkin and Michael Holzman ask: can this democracy be saved?
Days before Election Day, targeted ads warn Jewish voters about antisemitism, threats to Israel and attacks on democratic norms under which Jews have historically thrived
דער מוזיק־פֿאָרשער זיסל סלעפּאָוויטש ברענגט צוריק לידער רעקאָרדירט אין הײַנטיקן בעלאַרוס און אוקראַיִנע אין די 1930ער יאָרן.
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