Philissa Cramer

Nearly four in 10 American Jews say they have found new ways to engage with Jewish life since Oct. 7, 2023 – a rebound from last year that suggests

Former Congressman Peter Deutsch calls the rejection a 'roadbump' in his effort to establish America's first religious public charter school. Local Jewish opponents see the proposal as a threat to church-state separation

ADL report identifies 11 more editors it accuses of biased editing and calls for a review of changes made by six editors sanctioned last year

Coordinated efforts to introduce anti-Israel bias into Wikipedia have dropped sharply over the last year following sanctions and other measures by

'Harvesting olives is not illegal. The occupation is,' the New York mayor said. All activists were released, while Reform and Conservative leaders called the fact that Palestinian farmers need protection from settlers 'a betrayal of Jewish values'

In pursuit of star power, Jewish legacy organizations have turned to cultural figures whose biggest roles are decades behind them – and, critics say, overlook offensive remarks that undermine the fight against antisemitism

Supporters hope Providence's binding divestment measure will become a national model. Opponents are preparing for legal challenge and warn of hostile climate against Jews

J Street and New Jewish Narrative urged opposition leaders to form a government, though the projections leave the path to power uncertain with Eisenkot's bloc falling short of a majority without the support of Arab parties

Angie Nixon is running on affordability, health care and racial justice. She also called for a Gaza cease-fire weeks after October 7 and joined the DSA, leaving liberal Jews torn between their progressive politics and their support for Israel

Jared Moskowitz and Republican Scott Singer are vying to prove their pro-Israel credentials in a heavily Jewish swing district. For some progressive Jews, backing the Democrat means swallowing their misgivings