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Jackie HajdenbergThe Times of Israel |
South Florida court rejects British broadcaster’s request to delay proceedings in which US president is seeking up to $10 billion in damages...
Watchdog finds Jesse Van Rootselaar ‘regularly shared antisemitic and racist content and material glorifying previous mass killers,’...
One of two plaques honoring leaders of Vichy France was removed due to New York’s cold weather, but there are plans to put it back despite years...
Docuseries featuring Henry Louis Gates, Michael Twitty, and more explores overlapping, parallel moments in the histories of Black and Jewish Americans...
Framingham’s MetroWest Jewish Day School to shutter its doors; head of school cites ‘substantially lower enrollment,’ as Jewish day...
As longtime owner of the legendary hotel nicknamed ‘Waldorf in the Catskills,’ Grossinger Etess catered to the Borscht Belt with kosher...
After the Hamas atrocities and the wave of antisemitism that followed, Jewish students at the Town School sought an affinity group of their own...
Activists call for protection, preservation of Wilbur J. Cohen building, known as ‘Sistine Chapel of the New Deal,’ for its massive...
St. Mary Protectress Ukrainian Orthodox Church panned for saying outsiders may misunderstand culture of vertep event featuring character in...
Superyacht Izanami, originally built for a Japanese businessman, was named after Shinto deity, but Jewish billionaire rechristened it after local...
Church shares video of man dressed as Hasidic Jew who refers to himself as a ‘zhyd’ while carrying a sack of coins and dancing with the...
The rabbi of the century-old Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center, along with the Anti-Defamation League and local sheriff’s department, decry the...
Legislative response to Hanukkah shooting would create new offenses for ‘hate preachers,’ expand ban on prohibited symbols, and set...
Harry C. Katz, a labor law scholar, says ‘workers don’t have a right to tell management what… to do with its own funds, or personal...
Breads Bakery employees see their ‘struggle for fair pay, respect as connected to struggles against genocide and forces of exploitation,’...
With cuisine from Ukraine, Ethiopia, Mexico, and Iran, ‘Diaspora’ multi-course meal events aim to push back against...
The Arabic-language film, Israel’s Academy Award submission this year, has ignited criticism on the left and the right. On Thursday, it opens the...
Many fear antisemitism could proliferate unchecked under virulently anti-Israel frontrunner Mamdani, while rival Cuomo has a track record of sexual...
Though it borders the Hasidic hub of Williamsburg, the north Brooklyn community was never known for its Jewish population – though that may be...
A wire enclosure around Manhattan circumvents a biblical prohibition against carrying on the day of rest. New magnetic sensors help Moshe Tauber...
‘Lessons from the Tree of Life: Lighting the Path Forward’ appears at Museum of Jewish Heritage alongside installations marking two other...
Documentary based on 2021 New Yorker essay about the events surrounding the procedure the Jewish author underwent as a 7-year-old immigrant from...
Wesley LePatner, a board member for UJA-Federation of New York and The Abraham Joshua Heschel School, mourned by loved ones as ‘uniquely...
The Borscht Belt resort that served as the inspiration for ‘Dirty Dancing’ is the subject of a new scripted TV show – and it’s...
On Aug. 7, Israeli singer Ishay Ribo will headline the Yamim Ba’im concert, which seeks to put a spiritual stamp on a venue with a very different...
Chuck Schumer and Jerry Nadler back anti-Israel socialist after his upset victory in mayoral primary, but some Jews urge candidate to commit to safety...
Dusseldorf-born New Yorker Helena Weinstock Weinrauch survived a 500-mile death march from Auschwitz to Bergen-Belsen
‘It’s frightening and it’s difficult’ but ‘Israelis know that life must go on’ says one woman; New York mayor calls murder of...
Orthodox university’s rabbis say ‘Hareni’ violated settlement agreement that allowed for its formation; students refuse to include ‘sexual...
As the government targets the National Endowment of the Arts, creative groups are uncertain how they will cover expenses, while more institutions...
Visiting a kosher deli for the pre-Shabbat tradition of late-night stew, the far-right Israeli minister encounters none of the simmering tension...
Beloved Upper West Side bagel shop, which abruptly closed in December, appears to tease a second coming, under new management
Majority of justices appear inclined to uphold law that would subject the Palestinian bodies to US jurisdiction if they paid relatives of terrorists...
State Sen. Andrew Gounardes among those backing measure that would see speed limiters installed in vehicles of repeat road offenders
An avid writer and social media presence, Fink addressed subjects like women’s use of tefillin, assimilation, discrimination, and how the Orthodox...
Raif Rashed launches new eatery Taboonia following Oct. 7, finding comfort in the foods of his youth – and in the wave of Jewish and Israeli...
The popular Morningside Heights spot is famous for its Jewish confections, but the landlord alleges the business has overstayed its lease and owes...
New York Jewish Week — On an April Saturday in 1945, a Jewish teen living in East New York named Charlotte Buchsbaum washed her hair with lemon....
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