Op-Ed

By Rabbi Ari Berman / JTA This month, I joined tens of thousands of Jews and non-Jews who marched from downtown Manhattan over the Brooklyn...

By Ashley Weinstock Five hundred teens. Fifteen countries represented. Dozens of languages. Four days. One community. One religion. And an event that none of us...

By Mikhal Weiner These last weeks of continuous attacks on Jewish communities left me feeling somber, overwrought, scared. But not surprised. In many ways, this...

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks The last two festivals to be added to the Jewish calendar prior to modern times — Purim and Chanukah —...

By Tina Isen Fox It’s scary to be a Jew right now. So I’m proud to say that every day when I drive my son...

By Eric D. Fingerhut and Mark Wilf On Sunday, Jan. 5, a huge crowd responded to the call from UJA-Federation of New York to march against anti-Semitism. The sense of threat is so pervasive...

By Toby Tabachnick On the morning of the seventh day of Chanukah, American Jews awoke to news of yet another violent anti-Semitic attack — the...

This is the first op-ed in a series of pieces about anti-Semitism and Jewish issues written by 2020 presidential candidates. The Jewish Telegraphic Agency...

By Eli Reiter / JTA While a shooter was firing rounds of ammunition into two Jews, a kosher market worker and a police officer in...

By Carrie Gottlieb My husband and I have been watching them for several years, a small but growing Chasidic community living in one of the...