Germany could criminalize denying Israel’s right to exist. Could the U.S. follow?
A German antisemitism bill is exposing just how differently Europeans and Americans think about free speech
Supporters say collecting data on Jewish ancestry could improve health, education and public safety policy. Critics fear the risks of asking Jews to identify themselves to the state
A German antisemitism bill is exposing just how differently Europeans and Americans think about free speech
Community leaders warned of charged rhetoric endangering Jewish safety after two men were stabbed on the Upper West Side
The campus Jewish community is divided on whether Hillel International should have sided with Harvard University in court as it seeks to restore federal funds, arguing that the school is successfully addressing antisemitism on campus
“We cannot pick and choose which crimes against humanity we oppose,” the mayor said, as Jewish organizations say “shame on you"
Jewish groups nationwide stage ICE protests pegged to Tisha B’Av
Declaring Israel’s prime minister a “war criminal,” the mayor announced the conclusion of a legal review closes the door his campaign arrest pledge, but not on Mamdani’s criticism of Israel
The party's primaries in Israel this week elected peace activists, Arab-Israeli coexistence leaders and anti-Netanyahu figures, offering a glimpse of how Yair Golan hopes to rebuild Israel's fractured left.
‘Cosmic Engagement Officer’ David Bronner brings the family “All-One” legacy into a campaign for Palestinian rights and Jewish coexistence, promoting peace by doing business with both sides
A user’s language can determine how well AI recognizes bias, hate speech and misinformation.
Giant noses, peyos and booze are props in the Christmas-season plays called verteps, hosted and attended by church officials