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Rabbi Jan Uhrbach was named interim dean of the Rabbinical School at The Jewish Theological Seminary, the first woman in the dean’s role in the history of Conservative Judaism’s flagship seminary.

A New Jersey newspaper left a photo caption with the term “JAP,” a pejorative for “Jewish American princess,” on its website for over 14 hours.

As Israel nears its fourth election in two years, tens of thousands of people protested outside Benjamin Netanyahu’s home Saturday night.

The Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem is clarifying its feeding protocols after families watched a lion devouring a bunny

In what was likely the first-ever friendly sports match between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, their national rugby squads squared off Friday in Dubai.

Ukraine will let in vaccinated pilgrims from Israel for Rosh Hashanah amid negotiations on Israeli deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines to Ukraine, that country’s interior ministry said.

The Interior Ministry of Iceland has added Judaism to its list of state-recognized religious and life-stance groups.

A newly formed Jewish group in the Persian Gulf is having 650 pounds of matzah imported to the region ahead of Passover.

Education Consultant Suzanne F. Scott Dies at 95 Suzanne F. Scott of Lafayette Hill, who established Academic Advisory Service and worked as an independent educational...

Thousands of Jewish women in Philadelphia walked out of their jobs in 1909 to protest unsafe working conditions and exploitation. Their strike, which became...