The school, Robert M. Beren Academy, is inviting graduates with similar experiences to reach out to an investigator who is scrutinizing the behavior of Rabbi Ari Segal.
As 2023 concludes many of us could use a drink to celebrate the passing of another frankly rotten year: overseas wars, the tail end of the persistent pandemic, political turmoil and climate change.
On October 6, my place in Los Angeles, the United States, and the world felt secure. Following October 7, and the tempest of hatred for the Jews that followed, an old feeling of doubt about our place in the world came back to me.
This will turn the tables on the Jew-haters. Instead of seeing “white Jews” make the case for Israel, they will see “brown Arabs” telling them how lucky they are to live in the Jewish state.
As you’ll read in our Editor’s Note, 2023 has been a year like no other. To do it justice, we thought we would display every cover we ran this year as an instant retrospective.
All Jews, left to right, should be calling for the end of the toxic DEI programs that have seeded this hate and ignorance.
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on college campuses.
As the war in Israel continues and American-Jewish communities grapple with rising antisemitism across the country, Chabad organized the evening to promote Jewish unity.
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