American tourist arrested for smashing Roman-era statues at Israel Museum
Police said the suspect destroyed the statues because he believes they are “contrary to the Torah”
The two portraits, "Girl With Black Hair" and "Portrait of a Man," were seized in September from museums at Oberlin College and the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
Police said the suspect destroyed the statues because he believes they are “contrary to the Torah”
A Democratic-supported bill to move up the primary to April 2 due to Passover faces hurdle in Pennsylvania's GOP-controlled upper chamber
Advocates who sought clemency for Jedidiah Murphy noted his embrace of his Jewish faith
Jewish Sen. Chuck Schumer recounted how Feinstein called to make sure his daughter had High Holiday services to attend in San Francisco
Bruce Friedman is one of the most prolific book challengers in the country. He's not the only Jew in this fight
The ADL said it had identified three new threats at Jewish locations across North Carolina this week
“The Jews are the enemies of the Armenian nation,” read a post that circulated on pro-Armenian social media pages after the vandalism, according to an association of European rabbis
The daylong conference will tackle topics ranging from the history of antisemitism in the industry to how social media content producers can combat hate
Thousands paid respects to the late senator lying in state in San Francisco
The crowd sang along to “Shlomit Bona Sukkah,” a holiday classic written five decades ago by Naomi Shemer
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