In a new book, Belgian-born scholar Flora Cassen reaches back to the Middle Ages to understand the current climate of Jewish insecurity.

Two hundred people showed up for his memorial in New York. Hundreds more buried him on the Mount of Olives. Shopkeepers — ...

AJC San Diego has developed a set of mini-lessons about notable Jewish San Diegans throughout the city’s history. Click here ...

While she believes the program can play an important role in addressing antisemitism, Tishby emphasized that no single ...

City University of New York public system's material includes Yiddish jokes, posters for champion boxers, and student ...

Nik Jakobs, a cattle farmer in rural Illinois, is building a new synagogue and Holocaust museum using sacred objects rescued ...

Donald J. Trump deserves a special place in Jewish history.

One of the most important parts of the conversation is Mead’s argument that American sympathy toward Jewish restoration long ...

Arriving at a moment of protest fatigue and political polarization, three books for would-be dissidents draw on a long ...

Icons in Ink” at the Maltz Museum showcases 100+ rare comics, Superman origins, and Jewish creators’ impact, Cleveland’s ...

In the crowded canon of books about how to change the world, few loom as large as Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals.” Published in 1971, the manual distilled decades of organizing wisdom into what ...

The little known story of how in May 1942, dozens of Jewish soldiers lit a Lag Ba'Omer bonfire in the shadow of the pyramids, ...