The promised land is… Oklahoma? Inside Tulsa’s campaign to court young Jews
Hundreds of Jews from the coasts and Canada have flocked to the heartland hoping to plant new roots in a once-booming prairie city. Other towns are taking notice
News
-
Catholic Church urges clergy to address ‘misleading statements’ about Jews by far-right influencers
Ahead of Easter, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops says it wants to head off conservative pundits 'claiming to be speaking on behalf of the church'
-
Holy Ground -
Meet the TikToker trying to revive Judeo-Arabic, the nearly extinct language Jews once spoke across the Arab world
Dan Sheena grew up speaking a dying dialect with roots going back hundreds of years in the Mideast. Now he teaches it to a new generation seeking to reconnect
The Latest
-
Gaza protest slogans amounted to ‘racial slurs’ toward Jews, Trump administration alleges in new Harvard lawsuit
The case filed Friday calls phrases like 'from the river to the sea' discriminatory — an argument that some courts have rejected
-
Ben Gurion airport shutdowns leave already disrupted passengers desperate
An already heated scramble to join family for Passover has come to a near halt, leaving thousands with worthless tickets
-
West Bloomfield Iraqi Christians rushed to aid Temple Israel on a terrifying day. An open invitation for Shabbat followed.
The Shenandoah Country Club, which serves Detroit’s Chaldean community, has kept its doors open to Jewish neighbors who lost their sanctuary in last week’s terrorist attack
-
Fast Forward Expelled Oberlin Chabad rabbi says he ‘made a mistake’ with explicit social media chats
The Ohio college removed Shlomo Elkan after a police report detailed descriptions of messages about sexually touching children — which he says were 'purely fictional'
-
A government takeover could save a struggling Brooklyn hospital — while unsettling the Orthodox Jewish community it serves
NYC Health + Hospitals is poised to assume control of Maimonides Medical Center, over the objections of some in the Borough Park community that founded it
-
Joe Kent, Trump official with white supremacist ties, resigns over Iran war and blames Israel
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, claimed Israeli officials had used lies to undermine American foreign policy
-
Fast Forward Dueling letters from Jewish groups dispute prevalence of antisemitism at UCLA
More than 100 Jewish faculty and staff pushed back on a Trump administration suit that alleges the school discriminated against them
-
Fast Forward Illinois primary pits Jewish candidate with deep Israel ties against AIPAC spending
Daniel Biss speaks Hebrew and spent summers in Israel — but his quest for conditions on US aid have made him a target, part of a larger campaign to keep moderates out of Congress
Explore
Most Popular
- 1
Fast Forward Expelled Oberlin Chabad rabbi says he ‘made a mistake’ with explicit social media chats
- 2
Culture Louis Theroux’s Netflix documentary on the manosphere takes a detour into antisemitism
- 3
Fast Forward Illinois primary pits Jewish candidate with deep Israel ties against AIPAC spending
- 4
News Joe Kent, Trump official with white supremacist ties, resigns over Iran war and blames Israel
In Case You Missed It
-
Books In three centuries of Southern Jewish life in the Big Easy, no easy way to be Jewish
-
Yiddish „קיין שוועדיש רעדט מען נישט!“ — אַ ייִדיש־טאָג בײַם לונדער אוניװערסיטעט ‘No speaking Swedish here!’ — Yiddish Day in Lund University
די 30 אָנטייל־נעמערס זענען געקומען פֿון גאַנץ שװעדן, נאָרװעגיע, פֿינלאַנד און אַנדערע אייראָפּעיִשע לענדער.
-
Opinion We’re forgetting the lessons of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
-
Theater Roald Dahl’s monstrous views have a seat at the table today
-
Shop the Forward Store
100% of profits support our journalism
