WATCH Deborah Lipstadt at Haaretz Judaism Conference: Israeli Government 'Sold Out' Memory of the Holocaust
Haaretz hosted its first ever Judaism, Israel and Diaspora Conference. Its vision: To expand the definition of Judaism
51% of Israeli Jews Believe U.S. Jews Not Supportive Enough of Israel, Haaretz Poll Finds
New survey commissioned for Wednesday’s inaugural Judaism, Israel and Diaspora Conference offers fascinating snapshot of Israeli Jews’ views on God, observance and their U.S. counterparts
Gantz Vows to ‘Nurture’ Jewish Pluralism, Revive Western Wall Deal
Addressing Jewish Agency Board of Governors, Kahol Lavan leader says he is ‘confident’ Israel can defend itself from Iran
It's Complicated The Status of anti-Semitism in Contemporary America and Britain
In their new books, Bari Weiss and Keith Kahn-Harris tackle how ‘the oldest hatred’ plays out on the right and left of the political spectrum
Opinion From Glass Capsule to Civil Caucus
We need men and women from diverse occupations who will speak openly about the importance of Israel's relationship with the American Jewish community, and how it affects their personal and professional lives
Rare Kafka Letters in Hebrew, Finally Returned to Israel, Reveal Writer's Deep Love for the Language
Artifacts from the literary estate that was delivered to the National Library of Israel this summer include letters Kafka wrote to his Hebrew teacher as well as lists of expressions next to their meaning in German
Left vs. Right? The Battle for U.S. Jews’ Hearts on the Israel Question Is Far More Complex
Jewish liberals and Jewish leftists are fighting it out over whether criticism of far-left voices amounts to a common cause with racists and white supremacists
When You Learn Your Grandpa Was a Jewish Partisan Hero – and a Fervent Stalinist
A French journalist explores three generations of 'bad Jews'
Immigration to Israel Is on the Rise Thanks to These 'non-Jews'
Two out of every three immigrants to Israel come from either Russia or Ukraine, but most aren't recognized as Jewish – which makes things like marrying, starting a family and getting buried a problem
Opinion The Great British Disenfranchisement of the Jews
Pushed out of the anti-Semitic left and repelled by the nativist right, Jews are now at a unique political disadvantage among U.K. minorities
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WATCH As U.S. Election Nears, Both Parties Use Fears of Anti-semitism to Woo Jewish Voters
Ads released by the Democratic Jewish groups play on the threats of white nationalism to draw in Jewish votes while Republicans focus on breaking ties with Israel
These Israelis Are Breaking the Silence on Getting Married in Israel
Fed up with ‘humiliating’ treatment at the hands of the Chief Rabbinate, Russian-speaking Israelis are going public with their grievances
Holocaust Survivor at Polish Ceremony: I’m Ashamed for Jewish Collaborators
93-year-old Edward Mosberg makes parallel between Poles and Jews who collaborated with the Nazis, while historians reject such a comparison
Canadian Student Union Apologizes for Objecting to Kosher Food on Campus
University of Toronto's student union, which supports BDS, previously said the board wouldn't back the campaign to bring kosher food to campus since it is 'pro-Israel'
Radio Station Fires Host Mid-show for Criticizing Trump
Conservative station fires host of five years after he supported the impeachment inquiry on the air
Citing BDS, Canadian Student Union Won't Support Kosher Food on Campus
Jewish student says that Graduate Student Union told him supporting a campaign to make kosher food available on campus would go against the 'will of the membership'
U.S. Christians Often Hear Their Clergy Speak About Jews - and It's Not Always Positive
Pew Research Center on religion and public life published their latest survey on faith in the United States on Friday
The 18-year-old Israeli Who Turned Her Pout, and a Brain Injury, Into Big Business
Aline Cohen’s face is plastered across billboards, her cosmetics range sells in Israel’s biggest drugstore chains, and her mom and dad call her ‘Boss.’ Oh, and she’s achieved all of this at the age of 18 after overcoming a life-threatening injury
How Jewish Immigrants Adopted Argentine Soccer and Found a New Home
Raanan Rein’s 2015 book 'Fútbol, Jews, and the Making of Argentina' tells a special story about how Jews carved out a new life. It’s finally coming out in Hebrew
Tiny Portuguese Jewish Community Makes a $1.2 Million Feature Film About Its History
'Sefarad,' likely the costliest production by any European Jewish community, was released on Amazon Prime
Netflix Makes Changes to Holocaust Series Following Polish Claims of 'Historical Inaccuracies'
Move comes after Polish Prime Minister complained that the streaming giant's series about the trial of Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk shows a map of Nazi death camps inside the borders of modern Poland
Analysis Trump Impeachment Holds Pitfalls and Perils for American Jews
After 'Shifty Schiff,' will Trump disparage his committee’s brilliant attorney as 'Greedy Goldman'?
Haim, Jack Black, Flaming Lips Record Songs for a Hanukkah Album
The project is the brainchild of Grammy-winning music supervisor Randall Poster, inspired by Yo La Tengo’s annual run of Hanukkah concerts
Rabbi Calls on German Auction House to Cancel Sale of Items Belonging to Hitler, Nazi Leaders
Canceling the sale would 'send a message that some things particularly when so metaphorically blood soaked, should not and must not be traded,' the rabbi writes
Opinion Bernie Sanders' Cynically Self-serving Guide to Fighting anti-Semitism
Be prepared for a complete lack of self-awareness, strange ahistorical assertions - and a jarring similarity to the selective framing of anti-Semitism championed by one Benjamin Netanyahu
Pope Blasts ‘Inhuman, un-Christian’ Rebirth of anti-Semitism
Speaking at his general audience Wednesday, Francis denounced anti-Semitism, saying it is raging after the world thought the 'brutalities' of the Holocaust were over
Sanders: My Pride for Israel Lives Alongside My Support for Palestinian Freedom
Bernie Sanders pens an essay for left-wing magazine Jewish Currents, argues that Trump’s 'own words helped inspire the worst act of antisemitic violence in American history'
The Hanukkah Menorah’s Lessons About Motivation
Motivational expert shows how lighting Hanukkah candles can help us understand importance of sticking to a task
Analysis Haredim Are Leaving the Fold, but the Community Is Growing
A high birthrate means the number of ultra-Orthodox Jews will keep rising, and that’s bad news for the economy
Israel Education Ministry Indirectly Funding Orthodox-style Shabbat Activities
The events are part of the so-called Shabbat Project, which claims to encourage Jews from all walks of life in Israel and abroad to 'keep one full Shabbat' this weekend
As anti-Semitism Spikes in Brooklyn, ADL to Double Education Program Funding
Funding being boosted for anti-bias efforts in borough that has been epicenter of anti-Semitic incidents in New York City in recent years
A Festive Showcase for Polish-Jewish Life – in New York
Seeking more exposure and a larger audience, a major festival with a host of cultural offerings that’s named for Nobel laureate Isaac Bashevis Singer, is returning to the Big Apple next week, for the second time
Poland Asks Netflix to Make Changes to Documentary About Nazi Death Camp Guard
'The Devil Next Door,' which tells the story of John Demjanjuk, convicted by German court for being a Nazi death camp guard, includes a map showing camps inside borders of modern Poland
Two Years After Charlottesville, Virginia Chooses Its First Jewish-American House Speaker
Democrat Eileen Filler-Corn will create several firsts when she becomes speaker of Virginia’s House of Delegates in January. She tells Haaretz how Jewish beliefs like tikkun olam helped shape her political career