Juan Bradman, Cuban-Jewish exile whose life inspired a novel, dies at 90
A new life in Brooklyn haunted by the country he and his family were forced to flee
His Cleveland-area school was facing off against a school in a heavily Jewish area
A new life in Brooklyn haunted by the country he and his family were forced to flee
3 Jewish writers are among 10 most-banned authors on PEN America report documenting 33% increase in book bans
Without evidence, Ken Paxton accused the Jewish billionaire of influencing his state’s all-Republican high court to limit his powers
American Dream Mall has held separate swimming hours before — but Sukkot will be the first time that mixed swimming is canceled
Film critic Howaida Hamdy had been the target of a pro-Israel watchdog group’s investigation
The study came days after more than 40 gravestones were overturned in a Jewish section of the town cemetery of Köthen, in the former East German state of Saxony-Anhalt
This year, Israel's Supreme Court ruled that a gender-segregated prayer service could not take place in Dizengoff Square
Arnaud Mimran, who is serving time for fraud and abducting a rival, was recorded saying he financed vacations for the Israeli prime minister and his wife, buying him expensive watches and meals, as well as transferring large amounts of money
Prime minister calls the incident “deeply embarrassing” to “all Canadians.” Lawmaker who organized it faces calls for ouster.
This year also marks the 80th anniversary of the liquidation of the Vilna Ghetto, once the heart of a thriving Jewish community
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