Rutgers University has pledged to continue its partnership with Tel Aviv University and would be interested in looking to expand its relationship to other
By Debra Rubin Amid statistics showing a large upsurge in anti-Jewish hate in the United States over the last year, the American Jewish Committee’s (AJC)
Rabbi Levi Wolosow is being remembered as “a beacon of kindness” and an amazing religious leader who always had time for everyone despite his
The Rutgers University Student Assembly (RUSA) has voted to reject a resolution adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism. The decision in
A bipartisan show of unity brought together a large contingent of organizations representing New Jersey’s Jewish community and legislators to voice support for the passage
Legislative and religious leaders have rallied to condemn a pro-Palestinian demonstration outside Congregation Oheb Shalom in South Orange where protesters scrawled hateful antisemitic messages on
It started as a casual conversation between Lt. Col. Sean Kilcomons, the second in command of the New Jersey State Police, and Lt. Marc Zislin.
If you go to the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades in Tenafly, you will find many staff members have on their computers the simple phrase,
Despite entering the last four years with a backlog of complaints and encountering a record surge of new ones, including many involving antisemitism related to
The “repeated failure to combat the escalating wave of Jew-hatred” on the Manhattan campus of Hunter College has forced the chair of the school’s Jewish
Controversy about a Muslim police chaplain’s seemingly antisemitic social media posts, which have sparked many hours of heated public comments at community meetings, has resulted
Rutgers University has settled with the federal Department of Education (DOE) and agreed to implement a number of changes, including anti-bias training, in response to
