Jewish Studies faculty at U of Oregon rally to protect their jobs from feared budget cuts
Scholars in Jewish, Holocaust and Israel studies worry they could fall victim to a larger slashing of the humanities
The campaign features 12 Israeli restauranteurs and chefs holding empty pots
Scholars in Jewish, Holocaust and Israel studies worry they could fall victim to a larger slashing of the humanities
The fall of the Assad regime has some Jews who left eyeing at least a partial return
Before his fall from grace, Joe Sanberg was a Democratic Party up-and-comer who wanted to 'automate tzedakah'
The decision comes as the group notches legal victories and ignites new controversies
Trump’s comments come as support for Israel among Democratic lawmakers has significantly waned
Walden, an independent candidate, had made antisemitism one of the key issues of his campaign
When Chris Martin tried to acknowledge both sides of a bloody war onstage, people called him patronizing
Michael Velchik praised the book shortly after graduating from Harvard, where he also wrote an essay from the perspective of Hitler
Deputy Prime Minister Maxime Prévot said the recognition would come into effect once Hamas is deposed and the Israeli hostages are free
Israel’s Foreign Ministry rejected the determination, made in a resolution that a member publicly questioned
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