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Julie Platt, chair of Jewish federations group, is helming Penn’s board amid leadership transition

The same Jewish philanthropist and communal leader is on the front lines of two of the most prominent organizations reshaped by Oct. 7 and its aftermath.

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Man charged with hate crime in alleged robbery and assault on Jews in Beverly Hills on Shabbat

The suspect allegedly said, “Jew, give me your jewelry,” before fleeing.

Three university presidents sitting at a witness table in front of the U.S. Congress.

Penn president resigns amid criticism of her testimony on campus antisemitism

Liz Magill’s resignation is the most significant fallout so far from a congressional hearing where college presidents were grilled about antisemitism.

Three university presidents sitting at a witness table in front of the U.S. Congress.

Harvard president apologizes, Penn alum yanks $100M gift as congressional antisemitism hearing fallout continues

US officials deny pressing Israel for a war ‘deadline,’ but differences between the two are emerging

Pita Grill, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, was attacked in late November. Police do not believe it was a hate crime. (Twitter/X)

Hate or just a crime? Either way, Jewish restaurants are finding support after vandalism

David Wolpe

Rabbi David Wolpe resigns from Harvard antisemitism committee over president’s ‘painfully inadequate testimony’ on campus antisemitism

More than 500 staffers of Jewish groups, most of them progressive, appeal to Biden to press for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war

Hanukkah menorah

‘All about light overcoming darkness’: How US Jews are celebrating Hanukkah with Israel at war

This Hanukkah, Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff will have 3 menorahs that represent Jewish joy and trauma

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