Joey Borgen, who was severely beaten while walking to pro-Israel rally during Gaza war, says sentences for his attackers should've been harsher

Suspect accused of putting paper cutouts of hate symbol outside house of attorney representing her child's father in a custody battle

Representatives of community say they're 'doing Jewish' as means of coping with massacre, with trauma still felt even after deadly shooting has 'become part of the background'

Prospective jurors say they would be capable of considering death sentence for Robert Bowers, accused of murdering 11 in deadliest antisemitic attack in US history

Boy, 17, with nonverbal autism is only kippah-wearing student at Las Vegas school; mom pulls him from institution, doesn't trust version of events by staffer tasked with aiding him

Rabbi of Temple De Hirsch Sinai says vandalism retained as reminder of present-day antisemitism, vandals timing 'deliberate,' wanted to be as hurtful as possible

Parade through campus by white nationalists, some of whom chanted 'Jews will not replace us,' came a day before deadly Unite the Right street

Official email listserve for Rep. Paul Gosar includes article from Holocaust-denying website that hailed his opposition to US aid for 'Nazi' regime in Ukraine

INSS report argues that rebranding of extremist groups as human rights organizations threatens to bring fringe ideas into the mainstream

US president declares week of remembrance for victims of Nazi genocide; recalls his visit last year to Yad Vashem, where he met with survivors; says, 'We must never look away'