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Julie Sandorf, who invested in Jewish ‘social capital,’ to step down as head of Charles Revson Foundation

In her 18 years at the foundation, Sandorf applied a focus on urban affairs and local media to revitalizing Jewish life.

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California Jewish groups say Trump $1B demand of UCLA ‘does not make Jewish students safer’

UCLA has already resolved one of several antisemitism cases against the campus.

A man holds an Israeli while facing a crowd holding pro-Palestinian flags

Trump administration finds George Washington U was ‘deliberately indifferent to antisemitic discrimination’

The Department of Justice said the federal government would seek “immediate remediation” over the civil rights violations.

Rabbi quits Conservative movement after facing discipline over interfaith weddings

Citing ‘the Jewish imperative’ to act, UJA-Federation pledges $1M for Gaza aid

Rabbi and family safely escape fire at historic New Jersey synagogue

a candlelit vigil for sarah milgrim and yaron lashinsky.

Alleged Capital Jewish Museum shooter Elias Rodriguez indicted on federal hate crime charges

A mock-up of the new jewish high school. It is a modern building and students can be seen studying inside the windows.

An effort is underway to launch a Jewish high school in Chicago, where antisemitism concerns run high

The children of the Catskills generation make a new Jewish home in the Berkshires

Anti-Jewish hate crimes reach record high in the United States, according to FBI

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