‘A sense of wariness’ for many Jews when they see keffiyehs in public
Many Jews say they experience the garment as an unmistakable sign of the wearer’s antipathy toward Israel and anyone who supports it
The 43-year-old three-time Harvard grad, who hails from a prominent Jewish family, vows to keep NYC “safe and vibrant”
Many Jews say they experience the garment as an unmistakable sign of the wearer’s antipathy toward Israel and anyone who supports it
In a separate case, a man suspected of harassing ‘Zionists’ on a subway during a protest in June had some of his charges dismissed
Hyman, known for his 10-day detox diet, could become part of the Department of Health and Human Services under Kennedy and Trump
He wrote his first travel book as a U.S. Army intelligence officer in Berlin
Only emcee Ben Stiller alluded to political change in the United States
In a shift, J Street is supporting the “resolutions of disapproval” proposed by Sen. Bernie Sanders
The Samaritan tablet, on view in New York starting Dec. 5, disappeared after last going up for sale in 2016
Dan Tadmor recently led Tel Aviv’s ANU – Museum of the Jewish People through a successful $100 million renovation
Salz, a walk-on with the Texas A&M Aggies since 2022, made his long-awaited debut Saturday night after Shabbat
'We all left pretty offended, honestly,' one Jewish community relations council leader said after a divisive meeting the week after the election
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