Many Syrians see President Ahmed al-Sharaa not as a revolutionary but as a restorer — someone capable of stitching together a nation fatigued by war and fractured by identity.
Allegations against the California state school include fake blood thrown on Jewish students, the theft of an etrog from a Sukkah and vandalism of a campus building.
Why many Jewish organizations haven’t pivoted after October 7th.
Since Oct. 8, 2023, countless Jewish students, staff and faculty members across the globe have learned that universities are not safe places for Jews.
Yair Golan, the head of the leftist Democrats Party wants to be a national leader. But the way he uses words sometimes raises the suspicion that he’s not quite ready for the job.
Under the leadership of former U.S. Representative Ted Deutch (D-Fla.), who was named the group’s CEO in 2022, it’s become clear that the AJC has commendably reprioritized its work in this country.
A shortage of qualified professionals in healthcare and education threatens to erode the pillars upon which the well-being and future of the nation rest.
It shouldn’t be so hard to believe there are still Jews in our community who need support. It’s our responsibility to bring light to the story. Numbers and data matter. Stories we tell matter more.
The people who have suffered the most from anti-Zionism are the Palestinians themselves.
Throughout the American story, Ruth has reverberated, reminding us, then and now – as we read her eponymous book once more on the holiday of Shavuot – of the power of one individual’s faith and loyalty to inspire the fight for freedom and liberty.
