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Oklahoma board to vote on application for religious Jewish charter school
The proposal would integrate Oklahoma academic standards with daily Jewish religious instruction, including Hebrew, Jewish texts, holidays and religious practice.
Jersey City’s outgoing Jewish mayor signs antisemitism orders as ‘guardrails’ for his successor
For 250 years, American Jews have answered prejudice with defiance - opinion
From the Nuremberg Laws to BDS: The return of antisemitic exclusion - opinion
Mississippi synagogue arson a warning of rising communal antisemitism - opinion
The arson attack on Beth Israel in Jackson isn’t just another hate crime; it signals a dangerous shift from targeting individuals to targeting the entire Jewish community.
Edmonton man charged for online threats against Jewish community
The suspect has been released under a series of conditions, including restriction from coming within 100 meters of any Jewish house of worship, community center, or community event.
Jewish, Israeli restaurants are on front line in war waged by anti-Israel activists - analysis
Attacks on synagogues are treated as part of a broader problem, but all too often, attacks on Jewish-owned, kosher, and Israeli restaurants are treated as isolated incidents.
Bondi Beach crossroads: In the wake of terror, Australian Jews stand tall, not small - opinion
There is a real possibility that this attack will mark not only a descent into fear, but the beginning of a different kind of reckoning – one where Jews respond by standing taller, not smaller.
Australian parliament back from summer break to pass hate speech laws inspired on Bondi tragedy
The proposed laws will also ease visa denials on the grounds of racial bigotry and lower the threshold for banning hate organizations, including neo-Nazi groups, officials said.
Democrats denouncing pro-Hamas chants shouldn't require headlines - editorial
Democrats were right to condemn pro-Hamas chants in New York, but the speed and rarity of the response expose how low the bar has become for confronting antisemitism.
Hungary changed from antisemitic to center for Jewish life, senior rabbi tells 'Post' - interview
With greater access to Kosher food, more Mikvahs, more synagogues, and less antisemitism, Jewish life has improved greatly in just five years, but Jewish leaders warn about complacency.
Rebranding Zionism, unifying Jews: Rabbi Doron Perez on his plans as WZO president - interview
JEWISH WORLD AFFAIRS: Rabbi Doron Perez, in his role as WZO president, aims to unify Jews and rebrand Zionism as a force for good
Somaliland’s lost and forgotten Jews: Inside Horn of Africa's Jewish past - opinion
Beyond the politics, Israel’s recognition of Somaliland reveals a hidden Jewish past, from ancient cemeteries to the origins of the Yibir tribe.
Dr. Irene Aue-Ben-David: Preserving the history of German Jewry - interview
Jerusalemite of the Week: A conversation with Leo Baeck Institute director Dr. Irene Aue-Ben-David on preserving German Jewish history.
Can Breads Bakery workers really demand that the Israeli owners cut ties with Israel?
Workers at Breads Bakery demanding the cutting of ties to Israel as part of a union push has triggered concerns among those worried about surging anti-Israel sentiment in the United States.
