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(JTA) Sid Marantz loves tradition so much that he spent 20 years as a board member of his family’s Los Angeles synagogue. So it’s a big...
(JTA) Before last November, Shlomo Lipetz already had his dream job. After drinking coffee and listening to a morning news podcast – The Daily from the...
(JTA) Is gold-medal swimmer Lydia Jacoby Jewish? Lydia Jacoby, the 17-year-old swimmer from Seward, Alaska, surprised many when she came from behind to win the 100m...
Kosher supermarkets are rethinking their inventory. Politicians are emptying their freezers. And the foreign minister of Israel is vowing to get involved in local American politics....
(JTA) Orthodox player second to hit the big league The Washington Nationals selected Elie Kligman in its final and 20th round pick on 13 July, making...
(JTA) Silicon Valley tech stands against antisemitism Heads of some of Silicon Valley’s most recognised technology companies including Google, Twitter, and YouTube are among about 200...
(JTA) Bombed AP building ‘had Iron Dome jamming tech’ Israel’s United States ambassador told Associated Press (AP) that the Israeli army destroyed the building containing its...
(JTA) Dutch compensate owners of Nazi-looted painting A Dutch museum will compensate the rightful owners of a Nazi-looted painting the government said it could keep because...
(JTA) Aslan Karatsev, a Russian tennis player with Jewish heritage who lived in Israel for nearly a decade, is making history at the Australian Open. It’s...
Antwerp mayor warns rule flouting triggers antisemitism The mayor of Antwerp, a city in Belgium where about 15 000 haredi Orthodox Jews live, warned that their...
(JTA) The sweatshirt, spotted amid the mob that stormed the United States Capitol, seemed designed to provoke fear. “Camp Auschwitz”, it read, along with the message,...
(JTA) Since astronaut Jessica Meir returned to earth in April from the International Space Station, she, like all of us, has spent a lot of time...
(JTA) This year’s Grammy Awards will almost certainly be different from past years, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. But in spite of the lack of detail...
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