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The top 10 moments that mattered to Jews in 2017

From a wave of bomb threats at JCCs to Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, 2017 was not a quiet year for Jews.

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Glenn Thrush, New York Times reporter accused of sexual impropriety, to resume work after suspension

“While we believe that Glenn has acted offensively, we have decided that he does not deserve to be fired,” said Times executive editor Dean Baquet.

Trump commutes sentence of Agriprocessors’ CEO Sholom Rubashkin

The president said "many have called" the former kosher slaughterhouse CEO's sentence excessive.

St. Louis man sentenced to five years in prison for bomb threats to Jewish sites

Trump suggests he will cut aid to countries that vote against Jerusalem recognition at UN

Four ways Israel and American Jews grew apart in 2017

Amy Schumer on learning about her Jewish ancestors: ‘I think this will change me’

Bernard Madoff swindled $17.5 billion from investors. His trustee has recovered three-quarters of it.

Three public menorahs vandalized near Atlantic City

Federal court to hear Jewish groups’ challenge to Trump refugee ban

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