Looking Forward
'Matzo’ may seem old-fashioned, but it has a surprising amount of sticking power, and not just to your gut.
Italian soccer team bans antisemitic fans, Netanyahu under new scrutiny, and we found the cat from 'The Diary of Anne Frank,' and chatted with a Jewish studies professor who won 'Jeopardy!' this week.
Michigan GOP compares Democratic proposals to Nazi laws, 500,000 people expected at protests in Israel, car-wash scam targets Orthodox Jews, and a flamethrowing rabbi cleans kitchens for Passover.
Pittsburgh's Tree of Life reopens (briefly), antisemitic tweets doubled since Elon Musk's takeover, Israel moves one step closer to judicial overhaul, and 'Shtisel' is getting a spin-off ... called 'Kugel.'
Former Trump lawyer says criticizing Soros not always antisemitic, Fox News staff joked about Jews, Jewish refugee trail in Swiss Alps open for tourists & a preview of final 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' season.
Israeli lawmaker says there's 'no such thing as Palestinians,' Florida bill may adversely impact Judaic studies programs, Mel Brooks' dramatic transformation, and Trader Joe's is making its own matzo.
'They taught me the substance of Judaism,' said Newmark, founder of craigslist. 'They basically set my moral compass.'
FBI arrests former editor of Jewish Press, Orthodox family with trans son fights new bill in Missouri, Rob Lowe on "guys' trip" trip to Israel, and a tongue-tied baseball announcer's Nazi-themed slip-up.
Israeli president warns of 'civil war,' antisemitic incidents in Wisconsin on the rise, Netflix products promoted alongside Holocaust denial videos, and why your iPhone thinks Passover lasts nine days.
Famous white supremacist says he's going to 'tone down the Hitler thing,' majority of Palestinians want to dissolve the P.A., why Batsheva is trending, and meet the lone non-Jew on Israel's baseball team.
Jewish parents sue California for discrimination, Florida school district removes Holocaust book, Knesset advances bill curbing Supreme Court's power and New York honors Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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