Here’s Where Every Jewish Congress Member Stands on Impeaching Donald Trump

Only five of the 25 Jewish House Democrats support launching an impeachment inquiry, tally shows

Opinion America's Synagogues Are Burning: A Turning Point for U.S. Jews

Pittsburgh and Poway were an abstract horror for me until last week, when the arson wave hit my own Chicago synagogue. U.S. Jews now join Europe's Jews in facing ongoing anti-Semitic violence against us and our sanctuaries

U.S. Jewish Communities Face Up to New Security Challenges After Pittsburgh and Poway

Synagogues, schools and community centers wrestle with difficult dilemmas — how to be safe but remain welcoming, and how to fund it all

Opinion What Jewish Law Really Says About Abortion

The religious Jewish community cannot justify staying on the sidelines of the abortion debate, writes an ultra-Orthodox health care researcher

Sackler Family Divided on How to Face OxyContin Lawsuits

Thousands of suits brought on by opioid overdoses have split the owners of drugmaker Purdue Pharma into two camps

Pulitzer Prize Winning Jewish Author Herman Wouk Dies at 103

David Ben-Gurion, Yitzhak Rabin and Elie Wiesel were among the friends and admirers of the man who wrote 'The Caine Munity' and 'The Winds of War'

Police Now Probing 3 Fires at 2 Boston-area Chabad Houses

Law enforcement investigating possibility that fires were anti-Semitic hate crimes

Hillel Chief to Assume Top Position at Jewish Federations

Eric Fingerhut, a former Ohio congressman, will replace Jerry Silverman, who headed the organization for 10 years

Opinion Alabama's Anti-abortion Law: This Is What Christian Rule Looks Like in America

The evangelical crusade making its way from Alabama to the Supreme Court will force American Jews to submit to their distinctly Christian anti-abortion dogma

NYU Chaplain to Be First Chief Rabbi in the United Arab Emirates

Rabbi Yehuda Sarna's hope is to nurture a structured community in the Muslim country, so that paid staff, including a full-time rabbi, could one day take over

Poway Synagogue Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to Hate Crimes

It has not yet been decided whether John T. Earnest, 19, who killed one and wounded three in a California synagogue, will face the death penalty

Harvard Magazine Apologizes for Lewd Lampoon of Holocaust Icon Anne Frank

Incident follows sharp rise in anti-Semitic violence in the United States, punctuated by two synagogue shootings in the space of six months

Opinion There Is Somewhere Else Where Israelis Could Go

Orthodox Jewish Businessman Sentenced to Four Years in Prison for Bribery in NYPD Case

According to testimony, Jeremy Reichberg lavished New York police officers with gifts in exchange for favors, directed an associate to hire a prostitute for police officers on flight to Las Vegas

Jewish School in Queens Shut Down for Failing to Comply With Measles Vaccination Order

The Flushing yeshiva is the ninth Jewish establishment to be shut down since New York Mayor Bill de Blasio declared a public health emergency last month

Jewish Cartoonist Eli Valley Sparks Angry Debate About anti-Semitism

His comics often employ Nazi imagery satirically and he’s explicit about the point: To him, Trump and his allies are modern-day Nazis, and their Jewish supporters are 'worse-than-kapos'

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

Israeli Restaurant in Philadelphia Wins 'Culinary Oscar'

Zahav, run by Michael Solomonov keeps garnering honors, this time from the James Beard Foundation

San Diego Synagogue Gunman Said Jews 'Are Destroying the White Race,' Prosecutors Say

19-year-old suspect could face death penalty, allegedly told 911: 'I’m just trying to defend my nation from the Jewish people'

A Chaplain. A Rabbi. A Professor. An Editor. A Soldier. These Are the Faces of Jewish America

We sat down with five very different figures, all Jewish, all American, to discuss the tectonic shifts taking place within U.S. Jewry

Pittsburgh Couple Name Baby Daughter After Poway Victim Lori Gilbert-Kaye

'I felt connected to her, even though I never met her or heard of her before,' the father said

Amid Uptick in U.S. anti-Semitism, Jewish Schools Seek Piece of Public Grants for Security

'We all have same threats, but we're not giving equal footing for safety,' says head of Jewish school in Philadelphia

U.S. Senate Resolution Condemning anti-Semitism Receives Bipartisan Support

'Jews are the targets of the majority of hate crimes committed in the United States against any religious group,' resolution says

In the U.S., More Jews Than Christians See Trump's Policies as Too pro-Israel, Poll Finds

42 percent of Jews said that Trump’s policies were too favorable to Israel while 26 percent of Christian thought so and 15 percent of Evangelicals held this view

Spiritual Guidance for Secular Youth: NYU's Jewish Chaplain Tackles the Culture Wars

Rabbi Yehuda Sarna has his hands full helping students who feel they're being assailed by either the left or the right. Good thing he has his Muslim colleague to pitch in

Opinion When White Supremacist Terror Hit U.S. Jews Before, the President Stepped in to End It. This Is How

Eisenhower fought back when synagogues and black churches were attacked. His decisive, concrete steps are just as relevant now, for Trump, facing the deadliest year ever to be Jewish in America

Anti-Semitic Incidents Up by 82 Percent in N.Y.C., Police Reports

Figures from the first quarter of 2019 show an increase in hate crimes in New York City, particularly against Jews and members of LGBTQ community

Weeks Out From Attack, San Diego Synagogue Got Funds to Improve Security

Chabad of Poway synagogue was awarded a federal grant of $150,000 in late March after religious leaders determined it needed to upgrade its security infrastructure last year

Opinion 'Make Germany Great Again': How Trump Has Politicized Holocaust Education in America

We’ve taught our kids about the Holocaust as an abstract, remote fire drill. Now, it doesn’t feel that way anymore