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It's your ButtMitzvah: Jewish LGBTQ center in East London holds unique Rosh Hashanah celebration

Feeling out of place with their British, Jewish and queer identity, a community which lets all types of people join the party whether they are British or not, Jewish or not, queer or not, is working to unite people through its festivities

Einav Schiff | 09.21.23

Mon Dieu! Rising French star of Jewish heritage could be eyeing the Presidency

Seen as Macron's possible successor, 34-year-old Gabriel Attal is the rising star of French politics; His father was Jewish, but he does not identify as such although he faces anti-Semitic tweets after every significant decision he makes

Yaniv Pohoryles | 09.11.23

Race against time in Morocco, as world mobilizes to help: 'Hoping for miracles in ruins'

Temblor death toll climbs to at least 2,122, as the villages near Marrakesh remain cut off, and there is a growing concern that many are still trapped; Spain, Qatar and Britain have dispatched teams, while Israel is still awaiting confirmation: 'It appears Morocco is hesitant to accept aid from multiple sources to avoid potential chaos'

ynet correspondents | 09.11.23

COVID-19 outbreak in Los Angeles Jewish day school sparks storm

Kadima Day School orders mandatory masking and testing; parents threaten to not send their children to school in protest

Daniel Edelson, New York | 09.01.23

Shellfish thrown over Jewish fraternity house at UC Berkeley

Berkeley’s chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi is calling the attack on the first Shabbat of the school year using an obviously non-kosher food 'an act of antisemitism vandalism'

Emma Goss/JTA | 08.30.23

How much does it cost to study at a Jewish school in the United States?

Only 5% of non-Orthodox children currently study in Jewish schools due to their high cost; The Elef Bayit Initiative, set to establish a $300 million fund, will subsidize it for them

Itamar Eichner | 07.16.23

Preserving the timeless legacy of UK's revered Rabbi Lord Sacks

Over two years following his untimely passing, a collective of educators, scholars and theologians has established the Sacks Scholars, a group dedicated to perpetuating the enduring legacy of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, an esteemed figure deeply cherished within and outside the global Jewish community

Yair Kraus | 07.14.23

פעילי ימין קיצוני צועדים בדרזדן. מפגש שנתי של מסרים פאשיסטים

European bureaucrats are managing antisemitism instead of fighting it

While there's an abundance of commissioners appointed to combat any form of antisemitism, facts on the ground show they are not actually doing much

Benjamin Weinthal | 06.29.23

Synagogues part of rich tapestry of Jewish culture in Turkey

Uncover the hidden treasures of Turkey's Jewish heritage as you explore ancient cemeteries and synagogues, including the first synagogue in Europe; Learn about the thriving Jewish communities that once flourished in cities like Istanbul, Izmir, Edirne,and Bursa, and savor the unique Jewish delicacies that still hold cultural significance in the streets of Turkey today

Yaniv Pohoryles | 06.28.23

Defense attorney Judy Clarke, seen here in Pittsburgh in 2023, is representing the man accused of murdering 11 Jews during Shabbat services in Pittsburgh in 2018.

She represents the ‘worst of the worst': Now she's leading the defense in Pittsburgh synagogue massacre trial

Judy Clarke she isn't trying to convince the jury that her client is not guilty; she just wants to help him avoid the death penalty

JTA via Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle | 06.08.23

'The government has given up on Galilee:' Israeli Jews abandoning northern countryside

The aging population and exorbitant housing prices are pushing many young families out of rural communities in Galilee, as leaders struggle to find effective solutions to address the issue

Yair Kraus | 05.30.23

New York Mitzvah tank destroyed in suspected antisemitic arson

Police investigating whether fire in mobile Chabad outreach center was caused by a short circuit, but after two attacks on the vehicle in the past year, the operator believes this cannot be a mere coincidence; ‘It's the same people with the same interests: to attack Judaism’

Daniel Edelson, New York | 05.29.23

In the eyes of young Jews, American Jewry is a 'white and privileged group'

Why are young Jews in the U.S. distancing themselves from Israel and Judaism, and is there hope for a change? Dr. Ilana Horwitz believes this trend is linked to social influences and clashes with the modern values expected of them; 'The American liberal perception sees the world in a rather simplistic way... American Jews have a very narrow understanding of the Jewish experience'

Tali Farkash | 05.28.23

Michael Siegal elected next president of Maccabi World Union

Industrialist and activist will lead world's largest Jewish organization, says excited to 'use sports as a lever to create Jewish unity and solidarity worldwide'

Dennis Bihler | 05.23.23

The synagogue in Kherson became a massive aid center

Light unto the nations: How Kherson's synagogue became a massive outreach center

Ukrainian city's synagogue, which amid relentless bombings has transformed into the central source of aid for locals, has made it its mission to help every person in need, Jewish and non-Jewish alike

Edward Doks | 05.23.23

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