The right of religious expression in the workplace has long been a unifying cause across the Jewish spectrum
Netanyahu warned that the protests would face retaliation, although he did not say what shape that backlash might take. The speech occurred as protesters surrounded Netanyahu’s wife in a Tel Aviv hair salon
The former University of Michigan employee was in possession of several firearms and had tweeted threats directed at Jews
The genetic disease predominantly affects Ashkenazi Jews
'You compare this to the U.S., but it doesn’t work like that in our system,' Friedman told a key architect of the Netanyahu government’s planned judicial reforms
American Eagle CEO Jay L. Schottenstein and his wife have given millions of dollars to Jewish organizations over the years, including Chabad
Stephen Weiss, a Cleveland rabbi who pleaded guilty to attempted unlawful sexual conduct, had a character witness in a former Rabbinical School dean
Avi Maoz said Netanyahu broke a promise to transfer some Education Ministry responsibilities to him
Many organizations have dropped the hyphen and capital S in recent years, citing the need for clarity when it comes to hate
“In no way whatsoever do I condemn them,” said veteran settler activist Daniella Weiss about the settlers who rioted in Huwara
Ganeles, who was raised in West Hartford, Connecticut and graduated from Columbia University, was shot while driving in the eastern West Bank
