Governor to lead trade delegation from Florida, says Sunshine State serves as a bridge between Americans and Israelis during time of 'unnecessarily strained' US-Israel ties

Opponents say bill could make teaching courses in Jewish studies impossible — and would also outlaw many other academic fields

Proposed legislation would outlaw distributing hate material, targeting people who are visibly religious, as white supremacist activities proliferate in Sunshine State

Targeted books by Jewish authors include Judy Blume's coming-of-age 'Forever' and Jonathan Safran Foer's 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close' about boy whose dad is killed on 9/11

Some Scheck Hillel parents say students from Catholic school uttered antisemitic slurs, including 'Hitler was right,' but those accounts haven't been confirmed by either side

When campaigning, Anna Paulina Luna said she was raised as a messianic Jew; relatives tell Washington Post her father was Catholic, grandfather was in Wehrmacht

'Mass chaos' when two groups in dispute open fire on each other in crowd of 1,000 attending gathering in Fort Pierce

'Indecent' tells true story of 1923 Yiddish show which staged controversial first lesbian kiss on Broadway; county spokesperson says show's dialogue 'inappropriate' for students

5 Jewish, Muslim, and spiritual women, along with Jews for Choice lobby group, argue that a fetus becomes living person at birth, prioritizing the mother's life and health

Pressed on his views at a council vote in which he was ultimately approved 4-3, Brother John Muhammed refuses to condemn the Nation of Islam leader's antisemitism