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Facing Rising Antisemitism, Spain’s Jews Bring Jewish Life to the Public
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (540+ words) Thursday, September 10th | 28 Elul 5786 Spain’s Jewish community is turning to social media ahead of Rosh Hashanah to introduce the country’s wider public to Jewish culture, traditions, and religious practices, in an effort to foster greater understanding and counter a growing climate…...
When Antisemitism Becomes Normal to People Who Don’t Think They’re Antisemitic
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (742+ words) Thursday, September 10th | 28 Elul 5786 I have been posting self-defense videos online for years. Sometimes an Israeli flag is visible behind me. For a long time, the hostile comments were easy to recognize. People called me a Zionist or wrote “Free Palestine…...
Rosh Hashanah 2026: New Years and Signs
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (334+ words) Thursday, September 10th | 28 Elul 5786 Rosh Hashanah is the most multifaceted of our festivals. The Torah itself doesn’t call it a New Year or Chag (festival). It is simply called Yom Hazikaron, the Day of Remembrance. But we’re not told who is…...
How High School Students Can Learn to Be Comfortable Talking About Israel
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (281+ words) Tuesday, September 8th | 26 Elul 5786 I attend a secular private high school in the Bay Area of Northern California. When I was a sophomore, a swastika was drawn on the table where I always sat in US History class. I took pictures…...
The Lesson That Parshat Nitzavim Has for Each of Us Today
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1007+ words) Friday, September 4th | 22 Elul 5786 Victor Lustig was born in 1890 in Arnau, today known as Hostinné, a small town in Bohemia. Later in life, he would introduce himself as a count whose dynasty had fallen on hard times – but this was total…...
As the Academic Year Starts, Antisemitism Comes to K-12 Schools in Addition to Universities
1+ week, 2+ day ago (367+ words) Thursday, September 3rd | 21 Elul 5786 The conflict between the Trump administration and higher education took another twist when a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit against Harvard. The judge found the administration had not proven its case that Harvard had permitted antisemitic incidents…...
Is Being Jewish an Ethnicity or a Religion? The Jesuit View
1+ week, 3+ day ago (348+ words) Wednesday, September 2nd | 20 Elul 5786 It was just reported that the California legislature passed a bill making it the first state to recognize Jewish identity as an ethnicity, as well as a religion. Proponents of the bill believe that the change will…...
Center for Combating Antisemitism to Train Haverford College on Awareness, Recognition of ‘Hatred That Mutates’
1+ week, 3+ day ago (419+ words) Wednesday, September 2nd | 20 Elul 5786 The California-based Center for Combating Antisemitism (CCA) announced the initiative last week in a joint press release issued with the Deborah Project, with whom it represented a group of Jewish students who came forward to accuse Haverford…...
To the Jewish College Freshmen — and the Mothers Watching the News
1+ week, 4+ day ago (430+ words) Tuesday, September 1st | 19 Elul 5786 As another class of Jewish students arrives on campus this fall, I will not pretend nothing has changed, but I will not tell you everything has. Your first week of college will be a blur of new…...
What Parshat Ki Teitzei Asks Jewish People to Do Today
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1216+ words) Friday, August 21st | 8 Elul 5786 At the end of the 19th century, the United States Post Office employed a remarkable woman whose work required detective instinct, linguistic brilliance, an encyclopedic knowledge of geography, and an almost supernatural ability to grasp what other people…...