The federal Department of Justice (DOJ) has settled its lawsuit against Jackson that charged the township with “extreme animus” toward Orthodox Jews through the enactment
After years of legal challenges to ordinances that the Jewish community and authorities have charged were deliberately enacted to keep Orthodox Jews out of Jackson
Seeking a career in a Jewish day school would not be unusual for someone with degrees in Jewish studies and education. However, Yerim Cho is
An appeal has been filed seeking to overturn a state School Ethics Commission decision not to hear a complaint charging two Palestinian-American members of the
“Throughout my four years at Rutgers I have felt very comfortable and safe being outwardly Jewish,” said Samuel Iofel, a recent graduate and most recent
A group representing pro-Zionist students and faculty at the City University of New York (CUNY) has called out the university’s school of law for its
With song, prayer, memorial candles and moving remembrances, the large crowd at Temple Emanu-El in Manhattan paid tribute to the fallen heroes of Israel. About
Despite stepped-up police patrols at the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity house, a student leader said he and other Jewish students do not feel safe
A state appeals court quickly rejected the attempt to keep the director of the Zionist Organization of America’s Center for Law and Justice from joining
Because of a lack of consensus on campus and the issue being “ill-suited” to be decided by vote, Princeton University will take no action on
As thousands of Jews and other Ukrainians flee their country as the Russian invasion destroys their homes and institutions, Jewish agencies that have long assisted
While the war in Ukraine can’t be subsidized with American dollars, it is imperative that the United States and other democratic international allies combine to
