Sunday Features

Argentine judge orders AMIA bombing suspects tried in absentia

A new law enables the trials of 10 Iranian and Lebanese suspects, 31 years after the deadly attack.

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Holocaust survivors watching a speech

Trump’s Social Security Administration cuts are hurting Holocaust survivors, advocates say

Attorneys for survivors say DOGE’s slashing of staffers and field offices may make it harder to correct a longtime glitch that can cause them to lose their benefits.

The Stage of New York Sings Yiddish 2023

A free Yiddish music sing-along and concert comes to Central Park

“This is the exact moment that Jews and their allies should be coming together,” said organizer Zalmen Mlotek.

Gimme shelter: As sirens wailed, Israelis made the most of life underground

As Israel fought Iran, ‘Persian’ Jewish teens in Los Angeles felt a tug on their complex identities

‘And now — the hostages’: Families and advocates for the missing want Israel to refocus on their plight

Zohran Mamdani’s win in NYC is a big boost for the boycott Israel movement

Florida campus roiled after antisemitic student wins law school award for paper defending white supremacy

A deadly missile strike turned Tamra into a symbol of anti-Arab racism — and of solidarity across divides

Board of Shtetl, news site covering haredi Orthodoxy, resigns after founder renounces mission

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