Jews in America
FBI arrests man for threatening to 'blow up' Jewish preschool in LA with Molotov cocktails - report
A report by the New York Post revealed that Steven Duenas was detained by the FBI for threatening to attack a Los Angeles Jewish preschool using Molotov cocktails.
'Pressing concern': US commission on civil rights releases report on campus antisemitism
The Democratic Party’s war on Jews - opinion
Jewish political power has collapsed in New York, and Zohran Mamdani is the receipt - opinion
18-year-old suspect arrested in Austin synagogue arson case
In a statement, Rabbi Steve Folberg, the senior rabbi at Congregation Beth Israel, thanked the investigators for their work on the case and noted a recent increase in antisemitic incidents in Texas.
Jewish communities worldwide to host 'Hanukkah Homecoming Weekend'
Inspired by “homecoming” events that emerged from the American south, Hanukkah Homecoming Weekend events around the world will be held onsite and online.
Gonzaga University gets its first Torah scroll and Jewish space
Gonzaga University recently celebrated the arrival of its first-ever Torah scroll and the dedication of an area the university has deemed its “Jewish Sacred Space."
Max Fried wins second consecutive Gold Glove Award
The 27-year-old left-hander beat out fellow finalists Zach Davies of the Chicago Cubs and Zack Wheeler of the Philadelphia Phillies for the award.
Aaron Beck, the Jewish ‘father of cognitive therapy,’ dies at age 100
The Beck Depression Inventory, a 21-question self-inventory, was developed in 1961 and remains a leading test for measuring the severity of depression.
Donald Trump among Republican Jewish Coalition conference attendees
Presidential contenders appearing at the conference include Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Mike Pompeo, Ron DeSantis, Chris Christie, Ted Cruz, and the former president, Donald Trump.
Israel Arbeiter, driver of Holocaust memory in Boston, dies at 96
A passionate advocate for Holocaust survivor justice and Holocaust education, Israel “Izzy” Arbeiter founded a Boston-based Holocaust memorial and organization for local survivors.
Max Fried pitches Atlanta Braves to first World Series win in 26 years
Illinois, Iowa Jewish communities share rabbi, synagogue
Today 400 to 500 Jews live in the 'Quad-City' area, which comprises the states of Iowa and Illinois.
Fired NY Rabbi says accusations of synagogue coup are 'hurtful'
Schneier’s allies accused Goldschmidt of inappropriately sharing synagogue members’ email addresses and of orchestrating a coup to replace Schneier, 91, who has led the synagogue for nearly 60 years.
