Some Jewish groups protest Biden’s executive order on immigration, but others are staying silent
'We do not need to look too far back into our history to see what has happened when this country has turned its back on people,' said a HIAS official
'We do not need to look too far back into our history to see what has happened when this country has turned its back on people,' said a HIAS official
He escaped a death march, foraged for food in the forest and placed an ad seeking a long-lost aunt in the Forward
But agencies say they see a spike in aliyah applications going forward
‘All We Carry’ tells the story of Honduran refugees and the Jewish community who sponsored them
The refugee advocacy group said it was forced into the move after discovering financial mismanagement
Yiddish dialogue coach Miriam Isaacs found the actors, especially the children, in the new play quick and eager learners.
The Atlantic's new issue features a deep dive into American antisemitism. Its cover tells a slightly different story
Growing up, I had no clue about my family's role in the 1917 collapse of the Jarmulowsky Bank
הגם גבֿריאל איז אויף דער עלטער געוואָרן אַ גלח, איז ער ביזן סוף פֿון זײַן לעבן געבליבן פֿליסיק אין ייִדיש.
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