After decades of silence, the German club has put Kurt Landauer’s legacy front and center
The new legal landscape surrounding reproductive health threatens to affect organizations that emerged in recent years to help Jews fulfill the biblical mandate to be fruitful and multiply.
Despite reporting the rape on the night it happened, the soldier was not taken to get treatment, her complaint was not passed on, and her access to a weapon was not limited.
‘I will not support a candidate that fails to recognize our democratic ally’s right to exist’
The National League hasn't won in a decade. Joc Pederson and Max Fried will try to change that
The trip’s many pieces symbolize the different ways that Middle East diplomacy is evolving
Hannah Deutch escaped Germany via the Kindertransport and gave back to Great Britain as an army nurse
Of the 18 businessmen and philanthropists with Jewish ties originally spotlighted by JTA, 15 now face Western sanctions
The letter echoes one sent to Secretary of State Anthony Blinken signed by 81 members of Congress in May
A court ruling grants a status long sought by Israeli civil liberties groups
The White House times the release of a document to a U.N. Security Council session called by Russia to bolster its claims of denazification in Ukraine
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