Jury to determine if organizers of rally are responsible for the deadly violence and if they should compensate those harmed at the event

The civil trial may result in crippling fines to white supremacists, or it may embolden the alt-right. It's also being used as a soapbox to spew racist vitriol

Blaze destroyed carved wood doors of Austin's Congregation Beth Israel, damaged the building’s stained glass windows and sanctuary

Tel Aviv think tank finds that community organizations struggled to enlist traditional allies in fight against Jew-hatred

Republican made false claim that Soros was planting political activists on school boards; said to have been 'spouting off antisemitic tropes, just to fire up his base' at rally

Jewish organizations express outrage that board members didn’t respond more strongly to Jew hatred in anti-vaxxer speech

A vandalized scroll brought hundreds of students together to spurn intolerance and wonder at the rancor that could have spurred such an act on their campus

At a ransacked frat house with roughly 25% Jewish membership, the ruined scroll stood out among the damage a week after the school president said Jew-hatred wouldn't be tolerated

Sacred item torn and covered with detergent; head of Tau Kappa Epsilon chapter says incident was antisemitic hate crime; college condemns act

On Oct. 27, 2018, a shooter entered Tree of Life, killing 11 in the deadliest antisemitic event in American history. Now clergy open up about that morning and life in its aftermath