For an Israelite chief rabbi, a ‘mess’ of Kanye’s making
Rabbi Capers Funnye leads the largest Israelite movement in the United States. He's tired of people conflating it with extremists
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Rabbi Capers Funnye leads the largest Israelite movement in the United States. He's tired of people conflating it with extremists
A growing constellation of organizations is focused on monitoring online antisemitism and leveraging relationships with law enforcement
We have the power as individuals, as a government, as a society to pull back and say, 'no more,’ Kathy Hochul said
The man who has become Britain’s leading commentator on antisemitism argues in a star-studded documentary that anti-racism movements leave Jews out of their activism
A deflating dreidel balloon and other tales from the parade route
'You don't find polio just willy-nilly in wastewater in the United States,’ said one public health official
Irving apologized for sharing a link to an antisemitic film in a lengthy interview that posted Saturday
'Water volleyball' and other ideas for the leader of the free world as he enters his ninth decade
What we can learn about justice and mercy from the annual forgiveness of fowl crimes
The film industry was largely founded by Jews who wanted nothing to do with their Jewishness
אין דעם קאַפּיטל וועט איר הערן וועגן דעם ערשטן מאָל וואָס משהלע אַלפֿאָנסאָ האָט געטראָגן אַ יאַרמלקע אויף דער באַן.
הײַיאָר האָט מען אָפּגעגעבן כּבֿוד די ייִדישע פּאַרשױנען פֿונעם פֿאָלקלאָר פֿון דער אָרטיקער קהילה.
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