The billion-dollar donor’s mother was a philanthropist, too: She helped Jews fleeing Hitler
Ruth Gottesman, whose $1 billion gift eliminates tuition at a medical school, grew up in a family known for altruism
Much of New York City’s robust Jewish life is still publicized
Ruth Gottesman, whose $1 billion gift eliminates tuition at a medical school, grew up in a family known for altruism
Even as Russian attacks continue, most Ukrainian Jews are focused primarily on building — or rebuilding — their lives and communities
Israel Baseball Americas will offer baseball programs for American Jewish youth in an effort to strengthen Israel’s national team
Jews are buying jewelry and other items that reflect their Jewish identity and connection to Israel
A new history of the 1970s protest movement aims to plug a hole in Israel’s public record
Some communities are choosing to address head-on the uncomfortable text of the Book of Esther’s ninth chapter at a time when the Jewish people are responding emotionally, spiritually and militarily to the deadliest attack on them since the Holocaust
Despite antisemitism on the platform, some feel it’s a great way to educate Jews and non-Jews
Chabad tends to welcome students regardless of their politics on Israel, while the ADL has cracked down on anti-Zionist student groups
Fury, resignations and an interfaith partnership shattered after decision to cover up hostage posters causes uproar
The boxing champion — and recent 'Champion of Israel' award recipient — has never acknowledged wrongdoing in his cases. These Jewish groups don't seem to mind.
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