‘Shocking’ survey about antisemitic hiring based on shaky data
A poll by Resume Builder claimed that nearly one-quarter of hiring managers were antisemitic, but experts pointed to a flawed sample
12 members are on the annual trip, sponsored by the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York
A poll by Resume Builder claimed that nearly one-quarter of hiring managers were antisemitic, but experts pointed to a flawed sample
Clint Smith, author of a prize-winning book about slavery and American memory, tours Holocaust memorial sites
Shafir studied Holocaust denial in post-communist Europe, including in the country he fled as a teenager
My school is soccer-crazy. But which team am I supposed to root for?
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
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