The State Department’s point woman on Jew-hatred says there’s a key element to antisemitism that makes it different than other types of hate. It’s the conspiracy … more

Jewish Ukrainian refugees throughout Europe trudged through the heaviness of the High Holidays. Now, Chanukah brings the opportunity to let some much-needed lightness, and light, into their … more

In New York City, antisemites graffiti the walls with Jew-hatred. Last Sunday, though, locals strolling through SoHo saw something else: A mural honoring a man responsible for saving the lives of at … more

The lights are kindled, the shamash is returned to its place and the family breaks into song: It is a rousing, march-like melody that is the aural equivalent of the menorah’s light — … more

Israeli Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the New York Times on Sunday for an editorial characterizing his incoming government as “a significant threat to the … more

Students enjoyed Chanukah breakfast at the homes of faculty. These girls are with Elisheva Kaminetsky, SKA’s principal of Judaic Studies, on Monday. more

As antisemitic incidents increase, some people, as a precaution, did not place menorahs in their windows, lest they become a target. On campus, Jewish students often hide their identity lest they … more

The first confirmed execution by the Iranian regime of a participant in the historic protest wave continuing to engulf the country was reported last week — 23-year-old Mohsen Shekari, arrested … more

Bundles of grain and stars bow down to Yosef. What does it all mean? In this week’s parsha, Vayeishev, Yosef relates his first dream to his brothers and tells his father about his second … more

Envy is surely one of the most insidious of human emotions. It is a self-destructive emotion, because it often leads a person to act against his own best interests, as he attempts to redress the … more