As Esther did with Haman, Jewish women today must again call evil by its name and refuse to be erased or exploited. By anyone. 

At a time when connection among Jews is more crucial than ever, I’m grateful that an exercise bike parked in my basement has brought friendship and support.

My Iraqi Jewish amulet represents my Mizrachi ancestor’s love and wisdom. It’s my history and memory.

If antisemitism is a fact, then what can we do about it? Historically, there are three options: Stay and fight, leave and rebuild, or do nothing.

Post-October 7, a slew of Instagram accounts have been chronicling the ardent, and adorable, Zionist leanings of a litter-ful of dogs—and their human parents.

"I cannot sleep," writes the author. "I sit in class numb, not listening to a single word. I’m only 17 but I know I cannot be silent."

For many American Jewish college students, there’s no escape from the deep antisemitism present at the same institutions that pride themselves on diversity, equity and inclusion.

Normalized antisemitism is terrifying, especially among the people on campus who support and uplift all marginalized groups besides Jews.