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Michael Bresler said that some of his coworkers have a joking and common refrain about him.

According to one publication, it’s not just U.S. universities that have an anti-Israel problem — it’s Israeli and Judaic studies programs at those universities, as well.

With summer nearing its end and fall around the corner, it’s almost the perfect time for a good hike or nature walk, depending on what you’re in the mood for. The dog days of summer are a bit hot for an unshaded outdoor walk or hike, but when the calendar turns from August to September, […]

Before taking on a role as the chief strategy and impact officer for the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, Brian Rothenberg served as senior director of planning and agency relations at the Jewish Federation of Detroit.

For Hila Rose, a Hebrew teacher at Abrams Hebrew Academy in Yardley, a post-Israel Defense Forces trip to the United States was supposed to be just that — a trip.

A federal judge ruled a group of students who were suspended and then left the School District of Philadelphia on their own after entering a school’s Muslim prayer room can proceed with a lawsuit alleging their civil rights were violated.

According to one well-known Jewish author set to appear in Baltimore, antisemitism is as American as apple pie.

Some 60 years ago, a newlywed husband named Pete Sachs and his wife decided they ought to make a contribution to the Jewish community in Baltimore.

If you haven’t heard, there’s a consequential game coming to M&T Bank Stadium this weekend, but it has nothing to do with the Ravens. The men’s national rugby teams for South Africa, called the Springboks, and New Zealand, known as the All Blacks, will play the final match of a four-game “test” that has major […]