News & Politics

A University of Michigan professor is under fire for allegedly denying a student’s request to write a letter of recommendation for a semester-long study-abroad program in Israel, claiming he...

As the 25-hour Yom Kippur fast approaches, Wilmington’s Jews are unsure whether they will have sufficient supplies and shelter before the fast begins. Rabbis, community organizers and volunteers throughout...

New Jersey’s Jewish residents, as well as all residents in favor of reasonable free practice of religion, breathed a sigh of relief when a three-pronged, state-brought federal lawsuit involving...

Over 35 years ago, Faigy Ernster was running a day care center for local families in her neighborhood of Sanhedria Murchevet. One year, she was approached by a father from...

Israeli troops raided the home of Palestinian teen Khalil Jabarin early on Monday after he stabbed a well-known Israel advocate and father of four to death the day before...

The sacrifices of Polish rescuers of Jews living in Warsaw during the Holocaust were honored on Sunday in one of the largest gatherings of Shoah rescuers in the Polish...

Proposed legislation in Ireland to ban imports of goods from Israeli communities in the West Bank could run afoul of European Union trading regulations, the European Commission has said. An...

The chief rabbi of France has pledged to “fight and win” the battle against rising antisemitism in the country, in a wide-ranging interview with France’s leading Jewish newspaper. “Wherever it...

The United States evicted the head of the recently shuttered PLO mission in Washington, telling him and his family that their visas have been revoked. The move comes just days...

A series of recent U.S. steps against the Palestinian Authority have infuriated the Palestinian leadership, but the outrage directed at the U.S. administration has been amplified by growing criticism...