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A Jew was beaten to death in the US. A woman was stabbed in Lyon. The moment when a grenade will be thrown at a synagogue or when someone will shoot students on their way to synagogue is not far off.

WJC President Ronald Lauder stresses importance of recognizing allies amid increasing attacks on Jews, Jewish institutions, says Oct. 7 attacks reinforce ‘vital need to remember and educate’

Dr. Clarence John Myatt, known to all as Ben, passed away peacefully on November 4, 2023.

Around 350 participants were arrested, including dozens of faith leaders, according to a press release from organizers.

The lives of Diaspora Jews also came to a halt on October 7. They, too, are at war.

‘Antisemitism is poisoning our society’ says Olaf Scholz at Berlin synagogue that was destroyed 85 years ago and is again target of firebombing

The only thing different from 1933, at least in America, is the Second Amendment.

We have seen many times, such as with Fees Must Fall, how people who were once sworn enemies stood up for each other against pro-regime snipers

Like millions of other brave Americans, my father fought in World War II against the Nazis. After the Allies won that war, we made a promise of ‘Never Again.’ Yet in the wake of the attacks against Israel, we’ve seen an appalling rise in antisemitic and pro-Hamas behavior on college campuses across our nation. This week, I joined several of my colleagues in sending letters to

Divya Mehra on how a photograph of an unidentified woman became a symbol for public outrage and what happened as her context was revealed and she became real.