Hebrew Union College claims Ohio’s charity-law suit violates its First Amendment rights
The Reform seminary has filed a motion to dismiss a suit it argues infringes on Jewish doctrine
The Reform seminary has filed a motion to dismiss a suit it argues infringes on Jewish doctrine
Putsch still garnered nearly 1 in 5 votes, in a test for the Republican Party's anti-Israel far right
The College for Contemporary Judaism pledges to fill a role soon to be vacated by the Reform movement’s historic midwest flagship
After opening his home to a group of men for Shabbat services, Daniel Grand was told he needed a permit to continue
The Monuments Men and Women Foundation linked the 17th-century works to Adolphe Schloss, a German Jew whose collection was seized by the Nazis
In a small Ohio town, a shuttered sanctuary sparked one man’s conversion — and a mission to preserve America’s overlooked Jewish past
Police identified the suspect as Feras S. Hamdan
A watchdog in New Jersey alerted officials in Beachwood, Ohio, about the incident when they saw it on social media