Though it was thwarted, director of Community Security Initiative says Michigan synagogue attack may be a 'tipping point' toward 'Europeanization of security' for American Jewry

State education department says district failed to send letters to families and staff condemning antisemitism, carry out staff training or hold student assemblies on hatred of Jews

US president says regime change 'will happen, but maybe not immediately,' also says Putin may be helping Iran 'a little bit'; US reportedly sends 2,200 Marines to Middle East

With some ex-captives released as recently as this past October, the sirens and missile attacks stir up traumatic experiences, especially for those held underground in Hamas tunnels

Charlotte Littlewood says Britain is losing an 'uphill battle' as groups like the Muslim Brotherhood use antisemitism as a strategic tool to undermine Western societies

6 salvos target large swaths of country, with IDF working to improve early warning system; schools to resume in lower-threat areas; army says warplane almost shot down during war

The collective of Jewish Mandarin speakers formed two years ago through an only-in-NYC tale of serendipity and Jewish geography, and now meets monthly

Undergraduate body also condemns Ivy League for hosting center-left lawmaker Tzipi Livni, part of the broader assault against the Jewish state on US campuses