Diaspora

'Jews kill babies': Chabad facilities in Melbourne targeted by vandalism

The rabbi's wife stated, “While I felt shaken and shocked, I am also now inspired to continue our work promoting Judaism with pride. 

Schusterman foundation, whose fortune comes from oil, makes first donation to climate group

The Schusterman Family Philanthropies, built on oil wealth, has granted $300,000 to Adamah, marking their first venture into environmental giving while furthering their commitment to Jewish causes.

By ASAF ELIA-SHALEV/JTA
27/11/2024

The mutating virus of antisemitism: 2024's most infectious social disease

Rabbi Zvi Kogan’s death underscores the growing threat of antisemitism and the need for global action.

By DR. RAHELI BARATZ
27/11/2024

'Horrific crime': White house condemns murder of Chabad emissary Zvi Kogan

"This was a horrific crime against all those who stand for peace, tolerance, and coexistence," the White House stated.

US Jewish teens more likely to criticize Israel, sympathize with Hamas, than their peers elsewhere

New data shows the worrying reality of how American Jewish teens view Israel.

CUNY plans free speech task force amid criticism on response to pro-Palestinian protests

The working group is tasked with developing a systemwide policy for all 25 campuses, which it will submit to the CUNY board of trustees for approval.

By CAYLA BAMBERGER/ NEW YORK DAILY NEWS/TNS
21/11/2024

Jessica Tisch, Jewish public servant, appointed as commissioner of NYPD

Tisch, who comes from a prominent Jewish family, will become the second woman to head the city’s police department in its 179-year history.

By LUKE TRESS/JTA
21/11/2024
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