Rabbinical court delays ruling on Berlin rabbi accused of sexual misconduct after he offers 11th-hour doctor’s note At least 10 women testified before the rabbinical court this week, according to a source familiar with the proceedings.
At least 7 wounded in Tel Aviv terror attack The attack comes amid increasing violence that has largely been centered in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
The British town where the antisemitic blood libel theory was born could get a Jewish heritage center Local Jews in Norwich are considering leasing Jurnet’s House, built by a Jewish moneylender in the 12th century, for the new institution.
Politics Citing antisemitism, the CEO of Kars4Kids is challenging New York’s concealed carry law in court