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JTA — For most of the Shabbat services streamed from Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas, over the course of the past two years, only a...
JTA — Rabbi Israel “Sy” Dresner, who demonstrated with Martin Luther King Jr. and was sometimes called the “most arrested rabbi in America,”...
JTA — The University of Michigan Board of Regents fired the school’s president, Mark Schlissel, over an alleged relationship he conducted with a...
JTA — Rabbi Shlomo Adelman returned to his position leading a Modern Orthodox yeshiva in New Jersey in October, just weeks being placed on leave...
JTA — That Ivy League schools placed quotas on the number of Jews admitted to their classes through much of the first half of the 20th century has...
JTA — When a Utah tech company wanted to make amends after its founder penned an antisemitic screed blaming Jews for the COVID-19 pandemic, they...
JTA — The Association of Gulf Jewish Communities (AGJC), an organization that works to foster Jewish life in the Gulf states, will launch a...
JTA — Doug Mastriano is not Jewish. But that didn’t stop him from announcing his candidacy for Pennsylvania governor at an event where a man...
JTA — In his Rosh Hashanah call with Jewish leaders last year, US President Joe Biden called for a “swift confirmation” for Deborah Lipstadt,...
JTA — Sandra Jaffe, a Jewish woman who, along with her husband, ran one of the most vaunted jazz clubs in New Orleans for decades and integrated the...
(JTA) — In recent years, some “Harry Potter” fans have reconsidered their love for the series in light of the controversy surrounding its author...
JTA — Amar’e Stoudemire told his Instagram followers recently that he’s looking for a new partner, saying he’s ready for a “shidduch.”...
JTA — After moving his inauguration ceremony to Saturday night to accommodate his Shabbat-observant supporters and later canceling the event...
JTA — Shirley Zussman, a pioneering sex therapist who, along with her gynecologist husband, was among the early practitioners of sex therapy...
JTA — Shimon Peres may have never lived on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, but soon the late Israeli president will have a New York City street...
JTA — An irreverent, heartfelt obituary for a Jewish mother took off across the internet on Wednesday. “A plus-sized Jewish lady redneck died in...
JTA — Henry Orenstein, a Holocaust survivor who went on to invent the Transformers toys and became a major donor to Jewish and Israeli causes, died...
JTA — Jeff Garlin will not return to the ABC comedy “The Goldbergs” after an investigation into his alleged misconduct on the show’s set. The...
JTA — New York mayor-elect Eric Adams will delay his public inauguration ceremony by several hours on Saturday, January 1, to accommodate his Jewish...
JTA — It’s a Christmas miracle: Shlomo the Pig will be spending Christmas in Miami after all. Shlomo was one of four pigs given a new lease on...
JTA — Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, one of the top Haredi rabbinical authorities in Israel, and his family have received threats from anti-vaxxers after he...
JTA — A professor in Gaza whom the New York Times profiled as “calmly teaching Israeli poetry” has in fact derided Israeli poems in class,...
JTA — The Interior Ministry denied an application for citizenship from a Ugandan convert to Judaism again, despite a ruling earlier this year...
JTA — Programs of Jewish study that break with the gender-segregated traditions of the Orthodox yeshiva are coming to Chicago and Washington, DC....
(JTA) — Just days after New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a vaccine mandate for employees of private schools — including religious...
JTA — Student government leaders at New York University’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development are calling for the...
JTA — Israeli author David Grossman suggested Israel’s occupation of parts of the West Bank had turned into an “apartheid” government in an...
JTA — Israeli officials are expected to attend the Winter Olympic Games in Beijing next year, unlike their American counterparts, who will boycott...
JTA — Student governments considered resolutions to boycott, divest from and sanction Israel at 17 college campuses in the United States during the...
JTA — The New York Times has updated its style guide and now favors the use of the spelling “antisemitism” over “anti-Semitism.” The change...
JTA — Pennsylvania will allocate $6.6 million in funding for the redevelopment of the Tree of Life synagogue campus where 11 people were killed in...
JTA — After former House Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was shot in the head outside a supermarket in Tucson in 2011, it wasn’t clear if she’d survive,...
NEW YORK (JTA) — Even when Arthur Kurzweil sits by himself in his study, he doesn’t feel that he’s alone. After all, he has the dreidels — all...
JTA — Stephen Colbert gave Jewish viewers of the “Late Show” a special Hanukkah gift on Monday night: a bit about the lack of Hanukkah movies in...
JTA — A Chabad house in Austin organized a Hanukkah menorah lighting in an unusual place on Monday night: on a highway overpass looking out over the...
JTA Celebrities are just like the rest of us — flooding their social media feeds with candlelight and sizzling latkes on the first night of...
JTA — More than 350 years after Baruch Spinoza was excommunicated from the Spanish-Portuguese Jewish community in Amsterdam, a leader of the...
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Scientists in South Africa said Thursday they had detected a new COVID-19 variant with multiple mutations, blaming it...
JTA — Abraham Schumer, the father of Sen. Chuck Schumer, died Wednesday in a Long Island hospital after recently undergoing surgery for heart...
(JTA) — Some of the music industry’s most popular Jewish artists were included in the 2022 Grammy Award nominations unveiled on Tuesday. Here’s...
JTA — A new episode of HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel” that aired Tuesday focused on Amar’e Stoudemire and the retired NBA star’s...
JTA — Nearly one quarter of Israel’s population will be ultra-Orthodox by the year 2050, according to projections by Israel’s National Economic...
JTA — The Israel Squash Association said it would sue the World Squash Federation if the organization does not ensure the team can compete in the...
JTA — The bodies of seven Moroccan-Jewish COVID-19 fatalities were flown to Israel last week after being interred in a Casablanca Jewish cemetery...
JTA — Justus Rosenberg, a professor whose long career teaching literature was preceded by a remarkable tenure in the French resistance during World...
JTA — It’s been 86 years since the Jewish community of Helena, Montana, sold its first synagogue, Temple Emanu-El, to the city of Helena for just...
JTA — A Bible in printed form: about $20. A Bible on the blockchain: priceless — or at least that’s the hope of two Israeli entrepreneurs who...
JTA — Excommunicating someone from the Jewish community is no laughing matter. Unless you’re taking their last “Jewish card” because of their...
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