Lawmakers ask Biden to investigate how Israel spends U.S. military aid, chatbot answers Passover questions, census may add a 'Middle East' category, and director makes 'Jewish Lord of the Rings.'
Israel's fired defense minister still on the job, plot to attack Jewish sites in Greece thwarted, DeSantis heads to Israel before likely presidential bid, and advice on etiquette for Seder guest lists.
Anti-Zionist professor cleared of discrimination, man sues El Al over cramped seat, a new Netflix series about rescuing Jewish artists from the Nazis, and why some churches use matzo for Communion.
A $25 million ad campaign against antisemitism launches tonight, Tree of Life trial set to last three months, West Virginia recalls a Civil War Seder and South Carolina gets a Hasidic weatherman.
'Matzo’ may seem old-fashioned, but it has a surprising amount of sticking power, and not just to your gut.
Italian soccer team bans antisemitic fans, Netanyahu under new scrutiny, and we found the cat from 'The Diary of Anne Frank,' and chatted with a Jewish studies professor who won 'Jeopardy!' this week.
Michigan GOP compares Democratic proposals to Nazi laws, 500,000 people expected at protests in Israel, car-wash scam targets Orthodox Jews, and a flamethrowing rabbi cleans kitchens for Passover.
Pittsburgh's Tree of Life reopens (briefly), antisemitic tweets doubled since Elon Musk's takeover, Israel moves one step closer to judicial overhaul, and 'Shtisel' is getting a spin-off ... called 'Kugel.'
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