Antisemitism in the United States has risen at an unprecedented rate over the last several years, fueled by tropes and misinformation shared on social media,
In light of the shocking rise in antisemitism in recent years, bills that would strengthen Holocaust and genocide education in New Jersey schools are being
Chabad House of Monroe is in the process of collecting rainwater and expects to open the community’s first mikvah in the spring. The $250,000 mikvah
Rutgers University Chabad will be able to cut in half the outstanding debt remaining on its $6 million mortgage after raising about $1 million at
Local members of the Jewish community and political leaders expressed shock and outrage after a judge allowed a suspect with plans to attack a synagogue
As ongoing threats against the Jewish community continue to rise, a strong partnership between a cadre of volunteers, Jewish security initiatives and local, state and
As ongoing threats against the Jewish community continue to rise, a strong partnership between a cadre of volunteers, Jewish security initiatives and local, state and
“We are all Jews,” said Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds to the German commander holding a Luger pistol to his head. Edmonds, a non-Jew, was the
Mark Schonwetter spent part of his childhood in the Holocaust running from house to house through snow and cold with his mother and younger sister
When Graham Honaker and Jerry Logan set out to write a book highlighting positive stories of a side of college basketball that often gets lost
In a case that could overturn provisions of New York’s Public Employees’ Fair Employment Act, six professors at the City University of New York (CUNY)
Threats to American democracy, abortion rights, security funding to keep Jewish institutions safe, support for the vulnerable and Israel are all issues Jewish voters are
