Howard Libit News Today

An airstrike that killed dozens in Rafah over the weekend prompted a global outcry, including from the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Maryland.

“From the beginning of this incident, the recording seemed odd and suspicious,” Howard Libit, executive director of the Baltimore Jewish Council, said on Thursday.

(JTA) – A former athletic director of a Baltimore-area high school was arrested Thursday morning and charged with using artificial intelligence to fake antisemitic and racist comments supposedly made by

An audio recording in which the principal appeared to disparage Jews was faked, experts say.

A rally Sunday afternoon filled Lawyers Mall in Annapolis, as a group said it's "standing up against censorship of calls for solidarity with Palestine."

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

Thursday, Jewish families across the world will light the first of eight candles on their menorah, a ritual symbolizing light in the darkness.

As hostages and prisoners are exchanged between Israel and Hamas, some Baltimore-area residents wonder whether a certain Israeli nurse will be released.

U.S. Jewish communities have been watching news of the attack on Israel, and some are ramping up security at places like synagogues.

After years of simmering tensions, the conflict between Israel and Hamas, a terrorist organization, has erupted into open warfare after a surprise attack by Hamas.