In a Boston suburb that recently began taking steps to make Jewish residents feel more accepted, some say the slip-up wouldn't have occurred if their community had been consulted

Statement comes after Democrat Rep. Maria Perez calls Israel an apartheid state and tweets 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free'

'Just for Us,' which opens off-Broadway on Dec. 8, discusses navigating life in a mostly non-Jewish America; the central story is about attending a white nationalist meeting in NYC

Henry Madden, a longtime librarian at the school, has been found to have been an antisemite and Hitler supporter

Governor Kathy Hochul condemns 'disturbing act,' says 'Jewish New Yorkers should be able to celebrate Hanukkah without being subjected to acts of antisemitic hate'

In separate attacks, children aged 3, 9 slapped and a teenager pulled to the ground in Brooklyn; victims all 'visibly Jewish'

Hundreds attend NYC gathering held as part of 'Shine a Light on Antisemitism' campaign, organized in response Jew-hatred in North America

Bill brought following revelations of antisemitic incidents, including many in local schools; Jewish groups welcome move, even though legislation does not mention Holocaust

Rare missive, sent to a friend in 1936, warns that prejudice in academia 'simmers' intensely below the surface; complains academic positions handed out through personal connections

Scholar highlights antisemitic cartoons from late 19th century as trial over Charlottesville rally -- at which far-right protesters chanted 'Jews will not replace us' -- nears end