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Ken Roth

Ken Roth, Human Rights Watch leader who came under fire for Israel criticism, to retire

The executive director of Human Rights Watch drew the ire of its founder for the group’s criticism of Israel.

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Brandeis grad convicted in 2018 Brooklyn synagogue attacks is arrested for subway mugging

The latest chapter in a life marked by hardship, mental illness and second chances.

Elon Musk.

What Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter could mean for Jewish users — and antisemitism — on the platform

Some are wary that his emphasis on unfettered free speech could allow antisemitism to proliferate unchecked.

New York

How Dolly Meckler turned her challah-baking hobby into a fast-rising business

United States

AJC poll: American Jewish millennials care about Israel and are largely unworried about how it is perceived

Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt speaks at the group's 2018 National Leadership Summit in Washington, DC. (Michael Brochstein/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

United States

Number of antisemitic incidents surged in 2021, according to latest ADL tally

A screenshot of Woman's Day magazine's instagram post announces Rabbi Steven Leder will be the magazine's new "Rabbi in Residence."

Religion

A women’s magazine appointed a ‘rabbi in residence.’ It chose a man.

New York

David Sharif, a ‘bright light’ among advocates for those with disabilities, dies at 24

Boro Park Fire

New York

Brooklyn family with 8 kids loses home to fire on last night of Passover

Culture

Netflix’s ‘Russian Doll’ features a Hungarian ‘Gold Train’ filled with Nazi loot. What’s the real story?

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