Israel Election Results: Netanyahu’s Loss Creates an Opening for Trump — and for American Jewry

Jason Greenblatt is in Israel for ambassador Friedman’s daughter’s wedding — but he will also meet another couple: Gantz and Netanyahu. Will the two come together for Trump’s peace plan or will they bury it?

New York’s New anti-Semitism Czar Warns: No Short Fix for the Longest Hatred

Deborah Lauter tells Haaretz about the challenges facing her as the city's Jewish community experiences a wave of hate crimes

After Opioids Affair, Sackler Money Complicates Donation Policies for Museums

While Tate museums and Guggenheim cut ties with the family, the Smithsonian, Metropolitan Museum of Art and Harvard are struggling due to contractual obligations

Sarsour, Other Leaders Accused of anti-Semitism Leave Women’s March

Bob Bland, Tamika Mallory and Linda Sarsour, who were mired in controversy after refusing to denounce Louis Farrakhan move on as Carmen Perez, also an associate of Farrakhan, remains

'It Feels Like My Own School Hates Me': Yeshiva University Students Protest for LGBTQ Representation

Organizers are demanding the university condemn homophobic rhetoric on campus, allow LGBTQ events on campus and promote dialogue between students and faculty members

Suspect Charged With Burning Down Minnesota Synagogue

Matthew James Amiot, 36, was arrested on Friday on a first-degree arson charge for the September 9 blaze that destroyed the 100-year-old synagogue

N.Y. Police Arrest Man Accused of Hitting Brooklyn Rabbi in the Face With a Rock

Abraham Gopin, 64, a father of 10 and grandfather, was attacked on the morning of August 27 while jogging

Opinion Umm, Bernie Sanders Is Not a 'Jewish Bolshevik' and He's Not Bringing the Gulag to America

It's not surprising that ex-Soviet Jews have a kneejerk response to the word 'socialism.' But it's a gross manipulation of Soviet Jewry's suffering to contend that Sanders' platform of social reforms make him a throwback to Trotsky

Bye Bye, Queen of the Sky: How El Al's 747 Connected Israel and the Jewish World

El Al was among the first to buy the gigantic jumbo with its iconic hump, and went on to break the record for most people on a flight, bringing 1,088 Ethiopian Jews to Israel. This is the story of El Al 001, the flight that made the Jewish world smaller

Opinion The Israeli Left Is Talking About Palestinians Only in English

Democratic Union's Shaffir is excellent on environmental affairs and corruption, but I’ve yet to hear from her any concrete plans to address Israel’s most existential issue

U.S. Jewish Groups Slam Netanyahu’s Vow to Annex Jordan Valley: 'Israelis Won't Live in Democracy'

AIPAC and others stay silent, focusing on the departure of hawkish U.S. national security chief John Bolton

U.S. Jewish Groups Call to Halt Execution of Inmate Who Says His Judge Was anti-Semitic

Randy Halprin was convicted and sentenced to death for the murder of a police officer who responded to a robbery he was part of

Voting in September 17 Election Begins in Israel's Largest Diplomatic Mission

Israelis working for the country abroad line up at the Israeli Consulate in New York to cast their ballots

Four anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Committed in New York City This Week

Three Orthodox men were violently attacked in Brooklyn and a Queens beach club was vandalized amid a staggering spike in attacks against the Jewish community

Opinion If Bret Stephens' 'Nazi Bedbugs' Are Gross, How Are You OK With 'Trump Is Hitler'?

The NYT columnist proved he was just as whiny and thin-skinned about criticism as his bte noire, Donald Trump. And he showed that the anti-Trump camp just can't stop cheapening the Holocaust for political gain

New York Measles Outbreak Plaguing Orthodox Jewish Neighborhoods Declared Over

Emergency order that revoked religious exemptions for vaccines has been lifted

Jewish Residents, Disaster Response Agencies Brace for Hurricane Dorian Hitting Florida

As households nervously wait to see if the storm will make landfall late Tuesday, Jewish organizations are preparing to tackle the aftermath

10 Authors Who Capture What It’s Like to Grow Up in an Interfaith Family

Celebrating Hanukkah and Christmas growing up was my norm, but discussing my family interfaith traditions sometimes made me feel isolated

Opinion In the 2020 Elections, American Jews Must Decide: Will We Become White, or Not?

Donald Trump has made crude, strident attempts to guilt-trip U.S. Jews into the white political camp. Does the long, proud tradition of American Jewish liberalism guarantee it will fail?

Photos of Thousands of Yeshiva University Students Appear on anti-Semitic Website

Jewish N.Y. institution says 'found no direct threat to individuals'

New York Republicans Remove Video Depicting Jews as Threat, but Double Down on Message

Rockland County GOP slams 'greed of a handful of elected officials' following criticism of ad portraying ultra-Orthodox as threat to 'our families' and 'our way of life'

Orthodox Jewish Rabbi Assaulted With Brick in N.Y.C. Park

Attack on 64-year-old Rabbi Avraham Gopin took place in Crown Heights, an area that has seen uptick in anti-Semitism in recent years

RBG Makes First Appearance Since Latest Cancer Scare

86-year-old justice and human rights icon was awarded an honorary the degree at the University at Buffalo of the State University of New York

At This Florida Jewish Day School, Half the Students Aren’t Jewish

While other non-Orthodox Jewish schools are struggling, Hershorin Schiff Community Day School is teaching Hebrew, prayer, Jewish history and holidays to students of all backgrounds

U.S. 'Leftists' vs. the Israeli Establishment: Tensions Rise in the Ger Hasidic Sect

The growing split between the Gerer leadership in Israel and its U.S. branch has spawned oppositionists' support of a person boycotted by its all-powerful rabbi – and punishment of 'rebels'

Opinion Dermer or Friedman – Does It Even Matter?

38 Former Yeshiva University Students File Sexual Abuse Lawsuit

Suit accuses three people linked to university of inappropriate sexual contact and sexual abuse of students

'There's Going to Be a Shooting': As This Jewish Community Grows, So Do anti-Semitic Threats

When more than 100 car tires belonging to Jews were slashed in Lakewood, New Jersey, last week, no one in the community was particularly surprised

Opinion American Jewry’s Misplaced Loyalty