Cornell University is condemning viral antisemitic remarks made by an undergraduate student who appeared on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” earlier this week, but the school’s pre ...

A major fire at one of the largest kosher meat processing plants in the United States is poised to increase the price of kosher meat ahead of the High Holidays, in addition to devastating the plant’s ...

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A California law to prevent antisemitism in schools will be enforced after a federal judge dismissed a challenge from teachers and students who said it violated free speech. U.S. District Judge Noël ...

The conservative New York Times columnist writes that the country's failure to confront settler violence threatens the security and legitimacy of the Jewish state.

The controversy over the New York mayor has become a case study in how American Jews are debating the relationship between Israel, Zionism and antisemitism.

The Israeli prime minister may have come into the White House through a side door, but he was able to deliver his pitch, he said.

Haifa is not perfect, but for those who want peace, it represents a model of coexistence, a fighting chance for peace,” argued one Labour councilor in vain.

The two figures standing on the suburban Detroit debate stage vying for the right to battle for Michigan on Capitol Hill were U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens and former county health official Abdul El-Sayed.

Plus, J Street launches letter supporting Columbia University protester Mohsen Mahdawi amid deportation battle.

A coalition of leading Jewish organizations from seven countries has released a report confirming that 2025 was the deadliest year for antisemitic violence in the Jewish Diaspora in more than three ...

The authors of a new teshuvah approved by Conservative Judaism’s Law Committee explain how they hope to balance tradition, inclusion and the realities of Jewish life today.