Dept. of Education investigating University of Vermont for antisemitic harassment, Tinder Swindler asks for forgiveness at Western Wall, Emmy wins, and why Starbucks can't spell your Jewish name.
Capitol rioter in Camp Auschwitz sweatshirt to be sentenced, the Netflix series every Jew should watch, why a shul nixed lox from its menu, and a sneak peek of Spielberg's autobiographical film.
Hasidic yeshivas brace for damning NYT investigation, Indiana Jews' lawsuit says abortion ban violates their religious rights, and that time Queen Elizabeth hired a mohel to circumcise Charles.
Judge rules HIV drug mandate violates religious freedom, ADL releases blockbuster report on far-right group, Netflix's new animated series about Jewish teen, and chia pet guru is major donor to Hillel.
Are too many Germans converting to Judaism? Plus: Kosher restaurant closes after owner buys non-kosher meat, independent Jews may decide midterms, and the secret Jewish history of Tupac Shakur.
Orthodox group criticized for ad invoking 9/11 attack, Jewish veteran gets murder-for-hire threat, new Israeli films headed to U.S., and the seven-year journey to translate the Torah into Romanian.
Inflation spiking Rosh Hashanah food prices, Tennessee school official says U.S. 'founded on Torah,' Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene invoked Hitler (again), and why a Missouri bagel shop went viral.
Jackson's Jews prep for bat mitzvah amid water crisis, families of Munich massacre reach deal with Germany, longtime Moscow rabbi fondly recalls Gorbachev, and the Jewish history of Cel-Ray soda.
Skeletal remains found in well from medieval pogrom, Google employee quits over Israel fracas, West Virginia rabbi on being Jewish in Appalachia, and why Amy Schumer says she needs a yarmulke.
Y.U. petitions Supreme Court to block LGBTQ club, how to host Shabbat at Burning Man, the Israeli heirs suing for 'Top Gun' profits, and Oregon's Swastika Mountain to be renamed.
He escaped Auschwitz. Now his story is being told in a Hollywood movie and upcoming book. Plus: Why Adam Sandler spent six weeks at shul this summer and the Jewish take on 'quiet quitting.'
100% of profits support our journalism
