The oldest was 97, the youngest 54. The 11 victims killed in the massacre in Pittsburgh are remembered as caring, generous, passionate people who loved their community

Many Brazilians are concerned that Bolsonaro will trample on human rights, curtail civil liberties and muzzle freedom of speech

A new study reveals that Beta Israel were active in the Marxist-inspired armed struggle to overthrow the regime

Jewish values like protecting the stranger and the immigrant are often the core of identity – but they are also highly politically charged issues in a country divided over migration

Rubin Mass saved books from being burned by the Nazis in 1933 and 15 years later safeguarded the property of his Arab neighbors. A new exhibition recounts the tumultuous history of his house in the Talbieh neighborhood

'He had a moral compass stronger than anyone I have ever known,' colleague says of Jerry Rabinowitz, who rushed to help the injured when shots rang out

As technology plays a greater role in war, the number of reserve-duty days performed has dropped 83% over 13 years

In a world where foreigners and minorities are disparaged and people dream of ethnic and national purity, Jews will always be the victims of hatred and violence.