Colonel Golan Vach and Mosaic United led a delegation of American Jews, including Ayan and Talia, to Israel, fostering connections, volunteering in affected communities, and gaining insight into the resilience of Israelis rebuilding after conflict

A new lawsuit and recent eviction at Touro Synagogue — America’s oldest operating Jewish house of worship — pits New York’s Shearith Israel against Newport’s Jeshuat Israel, reigniting a decades-old battle over ownership and theft allegations

US Environmental Protection Agency chief Lee Zeldin afixes a mezuzah to the office door at the EPA building in Washington, prompting both praise for not shying away from celebrating Jewish identity, as well as criticism for weakening environmental protections, supposedly defying the Jewish principle of tikkun olam

Once a symbol of tolerance, Sweden now sees Jews hiding Stars of David and guarded by police; 'There’s growing fear, and some Jews are leaving the country'

Officials examine whether posters and literature, which arrived in Argentina in 1941, shed light on Holocaust-related events or reveal the trail of Nazi funds worldwide