Saturday protest, organized by a former Trump campaign staffer, to demand an end to what it calls 'tyrannical and inhumane treatment of the January 6 political prisoners'

Local officials call 'Heil Hitler' and swastika graffiti hate speech, but not antisemitic

Beth El in St. Louis Park moves Shabbat services online after being notified of violent threat it received via ADL online incidence-report system; 32 headstones knocked down nearby

David Baddiel originally wrote his book on how the left dismisses antisemitism for a British audience, but his US coreligionists identified so strongly he's releasing a new version

Anti-Jewish incidents fell from 953 in 2019 to 676 last year, largely attributed to reduction in Jewish street life and in-person gatherings at synagogues during pandemic

22-year-old John T. Earnest expected to get life imprisonment after opening fire during 2019 Passover services at Chabad of Poway, killing one

Vanessa Wruble, who withdrew from Women’s March due to antisemitism among leadership, is channeling activism in March On in favor of expanded US voting rights

Robert Smart, who goes by GhostEzra and has more than 300,000 followers on Telegram, has posted 'explicit Nazi propaganda, including outright Holocaust denial'

Officials say Shmuel Silverberg’s death was likely the tragic end of a random string of crimes committed by the group

Paris joins Israel, UK, US in shunning latest 'Durban' summit, set to take place in September