News & Opinion

Rabbi Rafael Grossman, who strengthened Jewish life in the South, dies at 84

Grossman was the first rabbi from outside the New York City area to serve as president of the Rabbinical Council of America.

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Anti-Defamation League

How a Jewish civil rights group became a villain on the far left

The Anti-Defamation League has fought anti-Semitism and bigotry for a century. But activists on the far left say it's part of the problem.

Israelis continue dominance in Bible quiz with first- and second-place finishes

Winner Ezriel Shilat, 16, was among the settlers removed in 2005 from the Gaza Strip when Israel withdrew.

Israel

Barnard College students vote to ask administration to divest from Israel

Israel

Chuck Schumer tells Israeli Americans that bipartisanship is essential for Israel support

Israel

Palestinian driving explosives-laden truck stopped from entering Israel

Culture

New York man, 70, moves to Israel on his shared birthday with the Jewish state

Noah Pozner

United States

Parents of Jewish Sandy Hook victim sue radio host for saying attack never happened

J.K. Rowling

Culture

J.K. Rowling is giving a master class in identifying anti-Semitism and it’s magical

United States

Jewish woman, founder’s wife to helm Christians United for Israel

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