For 80 years, American Jewish activism had a reliable formula: build institutions, tell the story and trust that education would do the rest. It worked well enough for long enough that most American … more

In 1711, a woman named Mariana Pequena stood before the Portuguese Inquisition in Lisbon, accused of secretly practicing Judaism. Born in Angola and later enslaved and taken to Brazil, she had … more

Mount Sinai Health System has opened the opening of Peakpoint Central Nassau Surgery Center, a 20,400-square-foot ambulatory surgical center, in Carle Place. The state-of-the-art facility offers … more

The Lancet, one of the world’s leading medical journals, has published a letter written by Carol Ann Schwartz, Hadassah national president, and Yoram Weiss, MD, director general (CEO) of its … more

• Jews were labeled as oppressors, at the University of California Los Angeles David Geffen School of Medicine. • Patients were afraid to be identified as Jews, at the University of … more

More than 2,300 people are making aliyah on 92 group flights through Nefesh B’Nefesh this summer, including 1,100 singles, 480 families and 250 retirees, ranging from 5 months to 98 years old, with … more

Vice President JD Vance spoke to Jewish Republicans in Las Vegas on Monday amid doubts from some pro-Israel conservatives about his feelings towards the Jewish state, his self-described “realist” … more

During the upcoming High Holidays, Rabbi Shmuel Silber, of Suburban Orthodox Toras Chaim in Baltimore, plans to ask for divine help in his new job as executive vice president of the Orthodox Union, a … more

With the Metropolitan Museum of Art facing a torrent of criticism for its decision to honor a self-proclaimed Hitler-lover and Jew-denigrater, a planned exhibition of the work of British fashion … more

If schools devote just 45 minutes to a lesson that situates the Holocaust in the broader history of antisemitism and its impact on Jews, they can go a long way to dispelling harmful conspiracy … more