Chicago synagogue, sukkah vandalized
A Chicago-area synagogue, including its sukkah, was vandalized.\n
A Chicago-area synagogue, including its sukkah, was vandalized.\n
Two Torah scrolls rescued from thieves were given to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, which has found new homes for them.
As election season nears, the Reform movement is helping its rabbis navigate the fraught landscape of politics and the pulpit.
A Jewish high school in Washington State was defaced with anti-Semitic graffiti.
When Adalah, an Israeli Arab legal rights group, joined an initiative in 2007 to create an Israeli constitution that would dilute — if not remove — the state\’s Jewish character, it unleashed a furor in pro-Israel circles.
A letter is circulating among U.S. senators urging President Obama to keep the Israelis and Palestinians at the negotiating table.
Two of the country’s most famous Jewish performers will highlight the opening of one of the most ambitious Jewish museum projects in years.
Two Miami-area synagogues were evacuated following a bomb threat.
Don\’t expect a familiar American echo now that West Bank settlers are gearing up to fight the possible extension of Israel’s settlement freeze.
An envelope containing white powder and a letter making threats against Israel was sent to the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv.




