The video is the first public footage of Ohel as protests throughout Israel called for a ceasefire marked the 700th day since Oct. 7
Over 300 Jews signed an open letter on their views, which was published online and subsequently gathered more than 1,400 total signatures from both Jews and non-Jews
Enrico Macias, beloved in Turkey for decades, was barred amid rising anti-Israel sentiment
Michael Schill is the latest university president to resign following allegations of campus antisemitism
The bill would create the country’s first state antisemitism watchdog for public schools
The daughter’s attorney handed over the painting after failed searches of the property
Elias Rodriguez, 31, is charged with murdering Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky outside the Capital Jewish Museum in May
A federal judge wrote that the administration had used antisemitism to advance its agenda at the country’s top universities
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
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