A Banner Above Division: Ponevezh Yeshiva’s Enduring Independence Day Tradition Bridges Identity and Faith By: Fern Sidman In a landscape often defined by nuanced distinctions of...

Gary Willig (A7) Today is Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Remembrance Day, where we remember and honor all of the brave soldiers who fell defending our right...

By: Erica J. Mandell Some Jews (observant and maybe-not-so-much) live in Scotch Plains, New Jersey. There’s even a Chabad there. But you might not exactly...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin Springtime is known to be the season for school trips. Trips to parks and museums. Lag B’Omer trips and graduation trips....

(A7) The Hasmonean Brigade held its main ceremony on Monday, marking Memorial Day for the Fallen Soldiers of Israel’s Wars and Victims of Terror. The...

(A7) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published a personal post on Monday evening on the occasion of Memorial Day for Israel’s fallen soldiers, in which...

  By: Fern Sidman Under the soaring rotunda of the Manhattan Supreme Court at 60 Centre Street—an edifice long synonymous with the majesty of law and...

  By: Tzirel Rosenblatt In the remote highlands of central Portugal, nestled among rolling hills and stone-hewn dwellings, lies the town of Belmonte—a place whose quiet...

  By: Fern Sidman In a development that has deeply unsettled Jewish communities and civil society leaders across continents, a newly compiled dataset released by The...

Yale U Survey Indicates Social Media Consumption Tied to Higher Antisemitic Sentiment Among Young Adults By: Fern Sidman A newly released survey conducted by researchers affiliated...

A Ghetto Under Siege: From Oppression to Resistance By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach In late 1940, Nazi occupiers confined over 400,000 Warsaw Jews in a sealed ghetto,...

(JNS) Israel is home to some 111,000 Holocaust survivors and victims of antisemitic persecution, according to new government estimates released ahead of Holocaust Remembrance...

Dearest Readers: I have buried myself in reading about the long history of both Catholic and Protestant Jew-hatred for my new book: The Complete and Utter...

By: Zvi Yair The town was surrounded by a ring of tall, dark, wooded hills. Heavy, dank clouds hovered over the narrow valley, permitting not...

By: Mendel Braun Mimouna is one of the most joyous celebrations on the Moroccan Jewish calendar. In Israel, it is akin to a national holiday,...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin The Pesach memories are slowly fading. Our calendar is moving on. We are in the midst of counting Sefira, the days...