On Tuesday, Israel’s Eurovision contestant Noam Bettan was met by chants of “stop the genocide” as he performed his song ...

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A prominent Jewish donor to Republican politicians is the target of a new ad about the Kentucky GOP congressional primary.

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The student leaders of the campus Hillel at a small liberal arts school in Vermont have voted to rename the student group, ...

The mayor stresses prevention to address Jewish fears but still hasn’t spoken about clashes in an Orthodox Brooklyn ...

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David Wecht, who was married at the Tree of Life synagogue that was later the target of a far-right shooter, said he had ...

(JTA) — After parting ways with the first architect hired to carry out his vision for the White House’s East Wing, President Donald Trump has picked a replacement — turning to a firm run by prominent ...

Jon Stewart self-identifies as a “bad Jew.” The sort who would start Passover with a meatball parm hero. One who isn’t up on the finer parts of the Talmud. And, to some in his audience of detractors, ...

There are moments in a nation’s story when its fate rests on the shoulders of a single leader. That is Israel’s misfortune today, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Since the very morning of Oct.