Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds launches Jewish American heritage month student scholarship contest
The contest reinforces Iowa’s broader commitment to promoting inclusive narratives about the state’s diverse heritage
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'Like death of pope': UCL Ahlul-Bayt Islamic Society doubles down on mourning 'beloved' Khamenei
US anti-Israel groups urge supporters to mobilize, resist 'Zionist' oppression of Iran
Israeli photographer discovers the Jewry of Maine
Irish Jews report 143 antisemitic incidents in six months through a new reporting system
The findings published early Monday by the Jewish Representative Council of Ireland constitute the first attempt to document antisemitic incidents in Ireland.
CAM weekly antisemitism report – stats testify to 2025 as record year for antisemitism in Europe
Evidence of the unchecked proliferation of antisemitism across Europe.
CAM chief backs joint US-Israel strikes on Iran: ‘Era of impunity is over’
"We hope a new era, of freedom in Iran and stability and peace across the Middle East, is just around the corner.”
National Security Council issues threat warning to Israelis abroad amid Iran strikes
Israel’s National Security Council urged Israelis worldwide to heighten precautions, warning of possible Iranian-linked attacks following Israeli-US strikes on the Islamic Regime.
Neil Sedaka, famed Jewish pop icon and hit songwriter, dies at 86 - NYT
The famed hitmaker behind "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" and "Calendar Girl" died at 86 after reinventing his career multiple times.
Poll finds Americans more sympathetic towards Palestinians than Israelis for second time
The poll comes nearly six months after a New York Times and Siena University poll found that Americans’ sympathies had flipped for the first time.
Antisemitism emerges as a defining issue in 2026 California governor’s race
Eric Swalwell, Antonio Villaraigosa, Matt Mahan, Tom Steyer, and Steve Hilton competed to present themselves as the strongest defender of Jewish safety at LA's gubernatorial forum on Thursday.
What the Epstein files show about Jeffrey Epstein’s Jewish world
The files offer a broader look at how Jewish institutions received Jeffrey Epstein's money, with their release bringing along ethical questions.
Jewish family’s toy company challenged Trump’s tariffs, the Supreme Court agreed
For Stephen Woldenberg, the decision to challenge US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs was rooted in a moral obligation shaped by his family’s Jewish values.
As a YouTuber targets Orthodox communities, the right wrestles with its antisemitism problem
Tyler Oliveira's latest video on Lakewood, New Jersey, amplifies antisemitic tropes, drawing backlash from the Orthodox community and sparking debates over his intentions and impact.
