Photos: Remembering Jimmy Carter’s most Jewish moments
Photographer Robert A. Cumins captured Carter during trips to Israel, signing the Camp David Accords and at Shabbat dinner
In a tumultuous year, JTA essayists struggled with the trauma of the Israel-Hamas war and the impact of a polarizing election
Photographer Robert A. Cumins captured Carter during trips to Israel, signing the Camp David Accords and at Shabbat dinner
Since Israel’s health minister decided in 2013 to stop requiring fluoridation, pediatric dental health has worsened
Biden maintained a Trump-era executive order addressing campus antisemitism, but never fully implemented it — embodying an often muddled approach on the issue
Jewish athletes made history in baseball, hockey, wrestling and soccer this year
The organization’s head of advocacy expressed concern about teachers ‘discussing anti-Zionism’ in class
These Jewish icons have left outsized legacies on politics, the arts, sports and everything in between
Eric Adams and president-elect Donald Trump visited the Rebbe’s resting place earlier this year.
Some families decorate their Christmas trees with Hanukkah ornaments. Others avoid the holiday season altogether
Rachel Laser, the first non-Christian leader of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, redefines the group’s focus in a polarized era
The guide, a collaboration between Jewish and Catholic leaders, lands as Pope Francis’ sharp criticism of Israel has drawn allegations of antisemitism
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