Ashkenazi tells Blinken that Israel working to help victims' families and to return the bodies to US ASAP; youngest of four is a 19-year-old who was in Israel on gap year program

President notes how previous year was one of 'historic firsts,' with swearing-in of first Jewish second gentleman and first Jewish majority leader in Senate

Jewish Council for Public Affairs calls for 'grassroots atrocity prevention movement'; also embraces Israel's normalization with Arab states, commits to fight climate change

Lawsuit alleged Jackson Township 'weaponizing' the law to marginalize community, as some residents decry town's changing character

Suspension to begin May 28 for prominent political figure who resigned after women said he had beaten, threatened to kill them

Donations to HIAS soared in response to Trump's tough policies, but with fewer arrivals the group struggled to spend. Now it waits for a pledged reversal that's slow to come

Brett McGurk tells Jewish leaders Washington will not take pressure off until it is clear program will be capped and 'back in a box,' Forward reports

New book 'The Jewish Heroes of Warsaw' traces the immediate aftermath of Holocaust's most famous revolt, including the 'gendering' of resistance and politicization of its narrative

Paula Shoyer's latest effort offers 100 new kosher recipes for the smart multicooker, which is perfect for those under pressure to make massive feasts every Shabbat

The state lawmaker's history of speaking her mind made itself seen on Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day as a colleague compared a mental health bill to Nazi crimes