If you search “Anne Frank,” you will find an abundance of tweets that say she had it much better than us after a week in quarantine. And I feel like I am losing my mind. more

New York faith leaders gathered in City Hall on the first day of Chanukah to celebrate what Mayor Eric Adams called “a city built on religious and racial tolerance.” “In this … more

Online restaurant reviews are the latest battleground for anti-Israel activists who recently targeted a kosher eatery in Teaneck with a barrage of anti-Semitic comments. Yalla is not on a major … more

At 9:32 am, they find him. The three young men jump him and beat him. They take his camera and throw it into the back of a garbage truck, and they run off … more

Harvard University is sticking with its president, despite her refusal to unequivocally denounce calls for the genocidal murder of Jews. In a statement released on Tuesday, the Harvard … more

On June 1, 1941, there occurred the most dramatic and gruesome event in the modern history of Iraqi Jews—the Farhud. During two days of political interregnum, after the coup of the … more

Forty-five years after the Sept. 6 PLO attack on Israeli Olympic team members at the 1972 games, a memorial dedicated to the victims has opened in Munich. The memorial — largely realized … more

Four years ago, a heartbroken Bernard-Henri Lévy found solace in more than a million Frenchmen marching through the city … more

The vicious doctrine of “intersectionality,” which links different categories of “victims” together and demonizes their purported “oppressors” such as white … more

Edwin Black, a man on the frontlines of the battle against the BDS movement, last week returned to Rambam Mesivta in Lawrence for the third year in a row. Two years ago, Black’s Rambam talk … more