25,000 March Against Anti-Semitism in New York City
Despite the somber reason for the march, the atmosphere was relaxed and even uplifting as scores of Jews traversed the Brooklyn Bridge.
Anti-Semitism Is Spiking in Brooklyn, But Why?
Days after a series of attacks against Jews across Brooklyn, the Anti-Defamation League announced that it would double funding for a school program combating hate.
What Happens to the Mementos Left at Tree of Life Building
The archivist of Pittsburgh's Jewish community is documenting and preserving as many mementos of the shooting and its aftermath as he can find.
Report: 7.5 Million Older, Whiter, Mostly Liberal Jews in America
The study is based on data collected from approximately 150 independent surveys that sampled about 234,000 adults, including 5,300 Jews.
A Year Later, Pittsburgh Survivors Struggle Through the Holidays
Signs of the attack remain everywhere in Squirrel Hill, the quiet, warm, tree-lined community that has been the home to Pittsburgh’s Jews for more than a century.
Ramah Camp Denies It Removed Counselor for Her Views on Israel
Ramah in the Rockies, as a policy, does not allow staff members to discuss their own political beliefs regarding Israel or any other country.
Americans Feel Warmly Toward Jews, According to Survey
The data comes out of a new survey on what Americans know about religion published by the Pew Research Center.
Who Are the Sacklers at the Center of the Opioid Crisis?
Before becoming notorious for painkillers, the Sackler family was noted for their philanthropy.
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