What’s behind the wave of antisemitic violence in Canada?
"There’s something in the current rhetoric that makes people feel like Jews and Jewish institutions are fair game," said Rabbi Lisa Grushcow
No longer a hypothetical question, Baruch College's Hillel found itself targeted by protesters celebrating Hamas
"There’s something in the current rhetoric that makes people feel like Jews and Jewish institutions are fair game," said Rabbi Lisa Grushcow
The Kyrie Irving saga shows how selective the organized Jewish world can be when it comes to calling out antisemitism
Conservative students teamed up with pro-Israel Jews at the University of North Carolina after protesters took down an American flag
Several prominent politicians and pundits have called for ending Columbia's federal funding and blacklisting all its students
The Anti-Defamation League's new "report cards" scoring schools on antisemitism drew criticism from some of its partners
A new political action committee in Pittsburgh seeks to score and donate to candidates based on how favorable they are to Jews
A new coalition of progressive Jewish groups say the popular Nonprofit Security Grants Program is wrong solution for combating antisemitism
Rochester's Jewish federation connected an offensive cartoon to a local ceasefire resolution. A Jewish council member pushed back
'People have such strong dispositions of what the data should say,' said researcher Eitan Hersh
Chabad tends to welcome students regardless of their politics on Israel, while the ADL has cracked down on anti-Zionist student groups
דער ירושלימער ייִדיש שטאַמט פֿון ליטוויש ייִדיש בעת דער צפֿתער ייִדיש שטאַמט פֿון אוקראַיִניש ייִדיש.
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