Vandalism at Beverly Hills synagogue investigated as hate crime
The Nessah Synagogue serves Persian Jews who immigrated to Los Angeles from Tehran after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Beverly Hills Mayor John Mirisch denounces "cowardly attack."
The Nessah Synagogue serves Persian Jews who immigrated to Los Angeles from Tehran after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Beverly Hills Mayor John Mirisch denounces "cowardly attack."
Investigators believe that the man and woman who killed three people at the Jersey City kosher grocery, in addition to gunning down a police officer at a cemetery, hated Jews and law enforcement, and had expressed interest in the Black Hebrew Israelites movement.
“We need to take a moment and recognize the sacrifices that law enforcement professionals are making all across the country to secure our shuls, our synagogues, our JCCs, our yeshivas, our day schools,” says Chaskel Bennett, a co-founder of the civic and political group Flatbush Jewish Community Coalition.
The Reimann family, which owns Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and other international brands, is seeking to atone for its use of forced laborers during the Nazi era and its enthusiastic support of Adolf Hitler.
Official tells New York Times anti-Semitic and anti-police sentiments were the likely motives in deadly shooting. One of the attackers had published anti-Semitic posts online.
The order, which could draw criticism from free speech advocates, will broaden the federal government's definition of anti-Semitism and instruct it to be used in enforcing laws against discrimination on college campuses.
Paula delved into Christianity and monasteries were her refuge during the Holocaust. But now, at 94, she’s decided that when she dies, she wants her death to be a Jewish one.
The group will focus on candidates from both major parties who are on the ballot before or on Election Day in November 2020.
Following a tradition set by previous winners, the former Soviet dissident has decided to donate the prize money to nonprofit organizations.
After purchasing the controversial items at an auction, Abdallah Chatila shows the ultimate act of kindness by donating them to Yad Vashem.
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