On Israel’s 75th Independence Day, its flag has taken on new meaning as a protest symbol “It’s a symbol that had been hijacked for way too long by the right,” one Yom Haatzmaut partier in Tel Aviv said about the flag.
Tens of thousands of Hasidic Jews flood tiny Hungarian town for ‘miracle rabbi’ pilgrimage “The sudden influx in the last decade of so many foreign Jews has been a culture shock for some locals,” said the mayor of the town called Kerestir in Yiddish.
Frankfurt can’t cancel Roger Waters concert over his antisemitism record, court rules The Frankfurt court ruled that Rogers “did not glorify or relativise the crimes of the Nazis or identify with Nazi racist ideology” in past concerts.
Religion Citing ‘outpouring of interest,’ Yeshiva U restores women’s Talmud classes whose cancellation incited an uproar
New York Harry Belafonte, singer and civil rights activist who popularized ‘Hava Nagila’ in the US, dies at 96
Culture Sofia Richie, Lionel Richie’s daughter, marries Jewish music executive after converting to Judaism
Politics Lee Zeldin, ex-congressman on Republican Jewish Coalition board, endorses Trump for president
Religion Yeshiva University says it’s committed to women’s Talmud study amid uproar over canceled courses
Global Polish-Jewish group releases antisemitism report that shows steep increase in incidents compared to EU tally