ADL: 17 BDS Resolutions Considered, 11 Passed at US Colleges Last Year
Student governments considered BDS resolutions at 17 college campuses in the United States during the 2020-2021 school year.
Michael Steinhardt Barred for Life from Collecting Antiquities
Michael Steinhardt, the hedge funder and megadonor to Jewish causes, has agreed to surrender 180 stolen antiquities worth $70 million.
Wolf Announces $6.6M in State Funding to Redevelop Tree of Life Site
Pennsylvania will allocate $6.6 million in funding for the redevelopment of the Tree of Life synagogue campus where 11 people were killed in an antisemitic attack in 2018.
Massachusetts Town Apologizes After Using Christian Menorah in Holiday Display
A small municipal holiday event turned into a big problem for Medford, Massachusetts.
New Hampshire Legislature Leaders Condemn Antisemitism Among State Reps
Leaders of the New Hampshire House of Representatives released a statement last week condemning antisemitism.
Trends in Charitable Giving as 2021 Ends
Thanksgiving may be over, but here’s something that’s still related to giving thanks: There are fewer than 30 days left in the year.
Is the Biden-Bennett Honeymoon Over? Here Are Six Issues Raising Tensions
“Behind closed doors” is a phrase that crops up a lot in conversation with senior U.S. and Israeli officials these days.
NYC to Mandate Vaccines for Yeshiva, Other Private School Employees
New York City has announced a vaccine mandate for employees at yeshivas and other private schools, prompting immediate pushback from haredi Orthodox leaders.
Chanukah Event Focuses on Antisemitism
The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, in partnership with ADL-
Philadelphia and AJC South Jersey/Philadelphia shined a light on antisemitism on Nov. 30 in Center...
Florida Jewish Federation Says its Anti-hate Ad Was Rejected by Facebook Algorithm
Just ahead of Chanukah, the Jewish Federation of Broward County in Florida tried to buy an ad on Facebook