Major U.S. Jewish groups object to federal security funding cuts
The cut comes as reports of antisemitic attacks and threats have risen during the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza
The cut comes as reports of antisemitic attacks and threats have risen during the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza
The Biden administration could expand its list of sanction targets beyond the four settlers it named
JOIN for Justice, which had strived for neutrality on Gaza war, said the employee quit after sending it on MLK Day
The news from Israel has inspired many American Jews to give
BookSmiles is now one of the largest book banks in the nation
Natie Kirsh made a fortune in South Africa and the U.S. What can his life tell us about the Shine A Light campaign against antisemitism?
Founded by a group of social workers on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, ELEM now serves 12,500 Israeli youth a year, both Jewish and Arab
Women run nearly half of North America's 150 federations, but men control almost all those in the largest cities — and 73% of the system’s $9 billion in assets