Comedian says ‘Jews are facing the hydrogen bomb’ as a result of Rep. Jerrold Nadler’s support for 2015 accord

Albeit some more than others, institutions make efforts to welcome all children — no matter how they identify

Abd Al-Aziz Al-Saifi’s unbidden sermons calling for ‘annihilation of Jews’ anger some, but are welcomed by others

An isolated farming outpost until the arrival of the Jerusalem-Jaffa railway 125 years ago, the area now boasts some of the capital’s most splendiferous buildings

Democratic candidate scores 13.3% more than her Republican rival Donald Trump in Reuters survey

A taxonomy of risk for Jewish education, including ‘soft’ charisma that leaves students’ sense of self intact

The British referendum is no exact mirror of the US political landscape, but analysts and operatives see many striking similarities

Demand for 2nd go at EU referendum gains momentum, with tens of thousands signing by the hour