In new book, Jewish community leader David Bernstein argues far-left outlook fuels antisemitism, links Israel to racism and stifles debate, even as many Jewish organizations buy in

From a Jewish sexual assault survivor targeted by her support group, to a pupil afraid to wear a Star of David, young Jews say they walk on campuses in fear of hate crimes

Opening June 18, the 15th Documenta is curated by an Indonesian collective whose members have accused Israel of apartheid, touching a nerve in a country haunted by the Holocaust

Jewish arts group, schools, synagogues among network purported to be responsible for wide-ranging societal harms by the anonymous page, which also names the organizations' staffers

Andrew Getraer says that during his 20 years on the job Judaism has blossomed on US campuses like never before -- but the same goes for antisemitism masking itself as anti-Zionism

A group of pro-Israel Jews in their 20s and 30s assertively defend Zionism and Jews on social media, but critics across the political spectrum question the campaign's efficacy

Alienated by ostensible allies on the political left, the would-be US politician says she prefers knowing to look over her shoulder as an outsider, rather than be taken by surprise

Online discussion hosted by Jewish Voice for Peace includes essayist Peter Beinart, who backs one-state solution, and Rashida Tlaib, who says she supports BDS but fights bigotry

University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana will work with student groups after Education Department asked to investigate 'hostile environment of anti-Semitism'

It may not top agendas for America's growing far-left during campaign season, but when pressed if the DNS supports the Jewish state's right to exist, leadership refuses to answer