Facing declining enrollment, Schechter Manhattan to shutter at end of school year
The school, one of just two in New York City with roots in the Conservative movement, has just 63 students
Jerusalem's police chief established a special investigation to look into the rise of hate crimes against Christians in the Old City
The school, one of just two in New York City with roots in the Conservative movement, has just 63 students
The representative of King Charles III in Canada expressed 'deep regret' for giving elite awards to Peter Savaryn, the former chancellor of the University of Alberta who served with SS Galichina during World War II.
At the film’s New York premiere, fans cared more about star and director Bradley Cooper’s plot lines than his prosthetic nose
Ratner posted a photo of his new immigrant passbook and captioned it with his name in Hebrew
University statement sought by sister of Elizabeth Tsurkov affirms that she was doing work approved for her Ph.D. when she was abducted in March
The state’s attorney general has condemned the candidate, who staked out synagogues during the High Holidays
School reportedly received death threats and hate mail after controversy over a student speech denouncing cops and Israel
Jamaal Bowman, a firebrand progressive accused of intentionally setting off a fire alarm, wants to put out a rhetorical fire in his own office
NBC says article laid out 'playbook' for Musk and envisioned the ADL as scapegoat for fallout over hate speech
A research firm analyzed nearly 200 movies and TV shows hoping to change the conversation around Jewish poverty
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