JTA Staff

Global

Police stop planned neo-Nazi attack on Argentine synagogue on Shabbat

By JTA Staff April 29, 2021

New York

A top rabbi was suspended by the Reform movement in 2000. His former synagogue now knows why.

By JTA Staff April 28, 2021

Bonds of Life

Alberto Sonsol, 63, legendary Uruguayan sportscaster who once said ‘baruch Hashem’ on the air

By JTA Staff April 20, 2021

Global

Prominent Argentine businessman calls Jewish pharmaceutical CEO a ‘Moishe’ in anti-Semitic post

By JTA Staff April 19, 2021

Bonds of Life

Ernesto Teicher, 76, real estate developer and Jewish community builder

By JTA Staff March 26, 2021

Global

Argentine soccer fans chant about ‘killing the Jews to make soap’

By JTA Staff March 25, 2021

Bonds of Life

Andres Abt, 47, first Jewish mayor of a district in Uruguay’s capital Montevideo

By JTA Staff March 24, 2021

United States

‘One year has passed, yes, but it’s still hurting’: 9 Jews on their pandemic years

By JTA Staff March 22, 2021

Sports

Israel and UAE face off in rugby in what’s likely the first-ever friendly sports matchup between the 2 countries

By JTA Staff March 19, 2021

Israel

Israel’s Arab citizens are at a crossroads

By JTA Staff March 18, 2021