The antisemites are enjoying themselves
American antisemitism used to be characterized by angry rants. Now it seems to have become almost fun for the agitators
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American antisemitism used to be characterized by angry rants. Now it seems to have become almost fun for the agitators
Chaim Galbut will play basketball for Duquesne University
Mohamed Abdou urged NYU students to embrace violence as a tactic, drawing condemnation from the university
A legislative push seeks to mandate state officials use the biblical name for the territory
Council Speaker Julie Menin warned that vetoing bills to protect houses of worship could signal Mamdani’s broader disconnect with Jewish constituents
Republican Lena Epstein, with past ties to Messianic Judaism, sees an opening after Democrats nominated Amir Makled, who faces scrutiny for past Hezbollah praise and antisemitic posts, for University of Michigan Board of Regents
Abdul El-Sayed, doubled down on his criticism of the Netanyahu government and defended campaigning with controversial streamer Hasan Piker
The ‘Lox and Loaded’ partnership comes as anxieties fuel interest in firearms and concerns about ripple effects
“The Future Is Peace” authors Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon found a shared path after Oct. 7 by focusing on the emotional work needed for progress
I came home to Great Neck, N.Y., to get to know Temple Beth-El’s shrinking Ashkenazi congregation
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