Slovenia’s last Jewish institution endures through desecration and decay
The founder of the Jewish Cultural Center Ljubljana scrounges for funds to keep the doors open. The return of an Israel-friendly prime minister could help
Antisemitism Decoded
Nadav Lapid's case was only the latest — and perhaps most confounding — incident in a growing trend
The founder of the Jewish Cultural Center Ljubljana scrounges for funds to keep the doors open. The return of an Israel-friendly prime minister could help
Eve Adams, a Polish immigrant, died at Auschwitz after being targeted by the NYPD. Now Mayor Mamdani is weighing a request to deem her arrest unjust
Founders of Makom Lekulanu aim to build on their work as leaders of the coexistence group Standing Together, who’ve been harassed by the political right and face a skeptical left
The vice president recounts a conversation about young conservatives who contend Israel has too much influence on U.S. foreign policy
In race for Congress, Rep. Dan Goldman and his progressive challenger differ on how Democrats should build political coalitions around Israel and Gaza
After celebrating a war they believed could be the beginning of the end of the Islamic Republic, many now fear the memorandum of understanding could leave the regime stronger than before
Israel is thinning refugee camps by demolishing Palestinian homes, as the IDF deploys new security measures and a combat doctrine imported from the Gaza Strip
The Michigan Senate candidate, who has called the Israeli government “evil,” is finding a following among Jewish voters that includes some who identify as Zionist
Jewish Women International has had to lay off staff after the Department of Justice bottlenecked grants to prevent violence against women
San Diego Jewish Academy has been hosting Switzerland’s national squad. Cue the snake jokes!