Grafton Thomas ordered committed to a treatment facility for no more than four months to determine if he can reach 'the capacity to permit criminal proceedings' to go forward

Fringe activists are comparing governors fighting COVID-19 to Hitler; Jewish leaders fear the conspiratorial rhetoric will lead to violence against community

Josef Neumann, 72, was severely injured in December assault, suffering deep gashes to his head from machete-wielding attacker that left him in a coma

Zarinah Ali, 38, was filmed using anti-Semitic epithets while assaulting Lihi Aharon in the subway in December

57-year-old victim says assailants kicked and punched him to the ground, broke his teeth, slashed kippah with knife; police investigating attack as hate crime

Store owner, who lost his wife in the attack, has begun rebuilding business in a new location. 'It’s such a necessity for people over here,' community member says

Yeshiva University Prof. Moshe Krakowski believes that as regular physical and verbal violence against Jews continues, the media is as much to blame as the perpetrators

Four months into her tenure as head of NY's new Office for Prevention of Hate Crimes, Deborah Lauter says education and introducing disparate communities to each other will pay off

Over 200 survivors and leaders from some 60 countries to gather for commemoration at former death camp Monday with an exhortation against a new wave of anti-Semitic violence

With hate crimes on the rise against many minorities, interior ministry establishes network of special investigators to tackle the problem