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To bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance. In his 1790 letter of reply to the Hebrew Congregation of Newport, Rhode Island, George Washington echoed the words of first generation Jewish-American Moses Seixas who had penned them as part of a congratulations and query to the newly inaugurated first U.S. president with the aim of

Students from eight area schools recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to cap the Holocaust and Social Justice Program of Chautauqua County. In the early

Students from eight area schools recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to cap the Holocaust and Social Justice Program of Chautauqua County. In the early mor

This year’s Joplin Interfaith Coalition bake sale reflects the organization’s goal of helping those in need — a mission it shares with the beneficiary of the bake sale: Bright Futures

ST. THOMAS — In a sacred ceremony marked by songs and prayers led in Hebrew, eight high school students were honored for reflecting the life and values of Dr. Martin

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Jews keep debating how to fight antisemitism. Yet, all Americans should confront this evil. Jew-hatred is not a Jewish disease – it’s a non-Jewish one.

For Jewish leaders, this new vandalism was a disappointing thing to see.

The Baltimore Hebrew Congregation is again pushing back after a second act of vandalism that destroyed two signs.

New signs were installed at the Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Thursday after someone vandalized the old signage Sunday night.