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Columbia University moved all Monday classes online as the week-long Jewish holiday of Passover begins amid widespread anti-Semitic protests on campus.

FBI director Christopher Wray on Wednesday said his agency is on alert for anti-Semitic hate crimes ahead of Passover, a week-long Jewish holiday that starts next Monday.

Leaders of Jewish organizations are calling on Congress to restore $30.5 million to a grant program that helps fund security measures at houses of worship.

A newly released report shows hate and violence against Jewish people nationwide reached a new record in 2023.

Good Monday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on a new partnership between the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and the Secure Communities Network, and feature an opinion piece by Mark Charendoff, president of Maimonides Fund, as part of a new regular...

Synagogues in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs and Morrison were among the hundreds of Jewish institutions across the United States that received “hoax” bomb threats over the weekend.

Ahead of a 19-degree overnight low, a homeless encampment was removed Monday morning near the U.S. Highway 63 and Interstate 70 connector in Columbia.

(CNN) — More than 200 false bomb threats and “swatting” calls were made against Jewish facilities across the US this past weekend, according to Secure Community Network, a non-profit that

The bomb threats and swatting incidents made against Jewish institutions saw a 541% increase this year over 2022, according to the Secure Community Network.

(CNN) — More than 200 false bomb threats and “swatting” calls were made against Jewish facilities across the US this past weekend, according to Secure Community Network, a non-profit tracking