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A chair and a teacup

The chair a Texas rabbi threw at his captor is headed to the American Jewish museum

Along with a teacup, the item will become part of the museum’s new exhibit on antisemitism.

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Shooting at Miami-Dade JCC leaves 1 dead in what police called an act of domestic violence

In a statement, the JCC said police believed there to be “no known threat to the Jewish community.”

Security guard at Ohio Jewish school arrested after threatening school on social media

Thomas Develin worked as a security guard at Columbus Torah Academy, a Modern Orthodox day school for students from kindergarten through high school.

Amnesty USA chief to lawmakers who criticized him: ‘I regret’ speaking for US Jews about Israel

Deborah Lipstadt

Senate unanimously confirms Deborah Lipstadt as antisemitism monitor

Sephardic citizenship bids at risk amid ‘implosion’ of New Mexico’s Jewish community leadership

Camera indicting synagogue security concerns

Embracing Jewish groups’ request, Biden proposes boosting budget for nonprofit security

A sculptor in his studio

A Jewish art exhibit at Princeton was canceled over ties to the Confederacy. Jewish scholars are outraged.

Senate committee advances Deborah Lipstadt as antisemitism monitor

Stephen Shalom.

Stephen Shalom, American Sephardic philanthropist who promoted tolerance, dies at 93

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