Jewish teens in South Africa, where crime and Israel criticism are sky-high, see little future at home
Antisemitism and a lack of opportunity are pushing young people to study abroad or move to Israel
Jacob Wheeler, a reporter at USC's Annenberg Media, went on hiatus after attacks on his coverage turned personal
Antisemitism and a lack of opportunity are pushing young people to study abroad or move to Israel
Some alumni says she owes an apology for her testimony before a Congressional committee
For the first time in decades, Israeli government lawyers will grapple with an allegation of genocide — as defendants and not as prosecutors
Israel’s prime minister is determined to lead the country during the war and after it ends
Congregation Shirat Hayam in Massachusetts sheds light on one implication of a changing rabbinic marketplace
The magical life of Albert Levis, a scholar of storytelling who has lived through his own improbable tale
It's not clear whether it's now tougher or easier for Adam Frisch to win a seat in Congress
Both Biden and Netanyahu, at odds with each other, are facing mounting political pressures at home
A new bill guarantees religiously appropriate foods in commissaries and visiting area vending machines
'Connecting with other survivors helps us open up and move forward in our healing,' one survivor said
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