US Education Department to investigate anti-Semitism at University of Illinois
The probe comes in response to anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist incidents at the university over the past few years, as outlined in a complaint.
The probe comes in response to anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist incidents at the university over the past few years, as outlined in a complaint.
The synagogue’s leadership warned that “the attack on democracy is literally unprecedented,” referring to the president’s refusal to concede the election to Democratic contender President-elect Joe Biden.
A new advisory group will "assist the chancellor and university leadership to identify opportunities to enhance the campus environment for students, faculty and staff, and to advance its commitment to an inclusive community where all feel welcome," according to a statement.
Address by attorney Nathan Lewin, whose decades-long effort to defend the right to place menorahs in the public sphere, is perhaps more relevant now than ever amid rising anti-Semitism.
"Comments made on social networks by the perpetrators of the latest attacks or on videos of allegiance, references to Jews are constantly present, even systematic," says Francis Kalifat, president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France.
Head of the Reform Movement in Israel Rabbi Gilad Kariv: In a public health crisis, prominent rabbis are choosing to spread hatred and discord rather than encourage dialogue and tolerance.
Christiane Amanpour draws widespread condemnation after claiming Trump administration waging an "assault" on truth like Nazi Germany in the 1930s.
One out of five American Jews has been the target of an anti-Semitic remark online, American Jewish Committee says.
Kes Raphael Hadane made aliyah in 1985 and worked tirelessly on behalf of the local Beta Israel community.
Hundreds of houses of worship of all religions in over 50 countries join first of its kind memorial as a tribute to more than 1,400 synagogues burned in Germany and Austria during the 1938 pogrom.
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