Jewish Community Protection Service says vandals broke into captal's Ohalei Yaakov synagogue, Torah scrolls unharmed; group says no evidence Jewish businesses deliberately targeted

About 11% of graduate students hostile toward Israel, 9% toward Jews; humanities PhDs are most antagonistic group, Brandeis University research finds; 21% say violence at protests sometimes acceptable

Democrat, whose political satire usually targets GOP, hits closer to home by proposing to rename Jews 'The Bagel People,' sending Israelis to remote Pacific island; not all are amused

School’s 1,400 Jewish students were never approached for testimony by working group behind report, which is made up of Jews; writer says 'a very diverse group' of people were involved

Co-author of INSS report optimistic that elections will lead to a new government that will be more attentive to security concerns

‘We’ve lost a world’: Former residents remember peaceful childhoods and civil-war trauma; only some 20 Jews are believed to remain from a once-vibrant community

ToI's movie maven and deputy editor agree to disagree about the Billy Wilder film that had Chris Rock raving in a recent interview

Miriam Entin, a PhD candidate at CUNY, scours historical records to locate ritual baths from immigrant heyday, hoping to shine light on Jewish history and allow for future digs

As polling shows neck and neck contest, Republican Mike Lawler seeks to link his rival Cait Conley to Mamdani, while she accuses him of being a rubber stamp for Trump

Social media ad highlights antisemitic text messages that were exposed last year, along with JD Vance saying 'we’re not canceling kids because they do something stupid in a group chat'

Analucía Lopezrevoredo says she founded Los Angeles-based social organization Jewtina y Co to answer her longtime question: 'Where do people like me get to be whole?'

'The Colorful Life' exceeds upper limit of estimated price by almost $10 million after six-minute bidding war, becoming highest-valued lot of the night, Christie's says

James Talarico acknowledges Israel 'has a right to defend its people' but says PM doesn't have 'right to wage war against civilians or use collective punishment or restrict aid to civilians'

After coordinated efforts to inject anti-Israel bias into the online encyclopedia dropped 95% since last year's report, a new group of editors is using quieter techniques, antisemitism watchdog says

No social network has dipped back to pre-Oct. 7 hate level, Australian Online Hate Prevention Institute says, adding the data refutes claim that legitimate criticism of Israel is mislabeled as Jew-hatred

Leo Terrell attends Detroit suburb event co-hosted by right-wing Zionist Organization of America, as Trump administration courts Jewish vote in tight swing state Senate race

Threats, all of which have been confirmed as fraudulent, target pair of yeshivas in Brooklyn and schools in Boca Raton and Los Angeles

Brooklyn meeting billed as bootcamp for anti- and non-Zionist Jews seeking to share their progress and ideas around creating Jewish institutions without any attachment to Israel

Congressional commission studying whether to make Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History a Smithsonian member, at a difficult moment for the storied institution

The city's Herbert Park Hotel nixed reservations for 70 guests after learning that the conference would focus on fighting Jew-hatred, official says