Cantor Philip Sherman, the ‘busiest mohel in New York,’ dies at 67 Sherman boasted of being the only motorcycle-riding rabbi in the actors union — and of having once performed 11 circumcisions in a single day.
At Chosen Comedy Festival in Brooklyn, comics lean into nuances of identity Thousands flock to a night of comedy that celebrated the many faces of Jewish belonging.
Australia will refer to West Bank as ‘Occupied Palestinian Territories’ in policy change The Zionist Federation of Australia and the Executive Council of Australian Jewry issued a joint statement calling the change “inaccurate, ahistorical and counterproductive.”
New York Yeshiva University, a pillar of Orthodox Judaism, launches master’s program for Christian students
Obituaries Nechama Tec, survivor whose book about the Bielski partisans inspired the Daniel Craig film ‘Defiance,’ dies at 92
Politics Liberal Jewish scholars, leaders urge increased focus on Palestinians in protests of Israeli judicial overhaul
United States In antisemitism discourse around Jamie Foxx’s ‘Jesus’ post, evidence of a ‘culture clash’