When fire spread to West Hollywood, a rabbi’s mom chose to grab candlesticks
“Physical things come and go, but the spiritual is what keeps us going,” her son says.
The storied Jewish refugee advocacy agency has laid off 20% of its workers since it discovered a massive budget error in February
“Physical things come and go, but the spiritual is what keeps us going,” her son says.
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach and Dov Hikind, both close to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., hope to be on the shortlist to replace Ambassador Deborah E. Lipstadt
The Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center is one of 3 synagogues in the path of the Eaton Fire
The conservative think tank told prospective donors that the project was part of its work to combat antisemitism
A behavioral social scientist at the Anti-Defamation League is partnering with universities on an ambitious research agenda
Valerie Hamaty’s success has ignited debate among Arab and Jewish Israelis alike about what it would mean for her to head to Basel in May
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