The founder of Hatzalah Palm Beach says the New York-based Chevra Hatzalah Inc. is suing him because he allows women in his ambulance corps.
The head of the Central Council of Jews in Germany said he is not satisfied with the school’s response so far. Meanwhile, students and graduates are weighing in.
It could be a first for an official piece of U.S. hate crimes legislation.
“He said that if I don’t withdraw the story they would sever ties with the Jerusalem Post and that the move would also hurt and undermine ties between the State of Israel and China,” said Yaakov Katz.
The company is selling its stake in an East Jerusalem dough factory, in a move carrying echoes of Ben & Jerry’s 2021 divestment.
Members of the Shrine of the Little Flower have formed a committee to reexamine its history.
Just as they did 31 years ago, Yael went first, followed by Avital.
The PAC arrives after years of tension between the pro-Israel community and Black Democratic lawmakers.
In the wake of the mass shooting at a Texas school, blue states are trying to make it harder to buy assault weapons and other guns
The Biden administration could soon decide that the university has adequately addressed problems raised by Jewish students
Cooper’s Bernstein biopic is adding fuel to the “Jewface” debate fire.
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