Data from 2022 shows an overall decrease in incidents nationwide, but an increase in violent attacks; Netherlands also sees dip in cases

In 'Clock,' Ella’s choice to not have children is seen by her father to be a betrayal of her family’s past — especially to her grandmother, who survived the Shoah

Attorneys for Robert Bowers don't deny he killed 11 worshipers, but they say he has a psychotic condition and brain defects that leave him unable to make proper decisions

Survey of 800 shows Biden leading Trump 72% to 22%, though small sampling of Orthodox prefers one-term Republican over incumbent

The bloc's point person for fighting Jew-hatred, Katharina von Schnurbein, is an influential advocate for Jewish customs many consider controversial in Europe

In 'The Equal Parent,' UK author Paul Morgan-Bentley argues that parents are already sharing the load in rearing kids, which is great for families - now society needs to adapt, too

Yehuda Kurtzer dives into small town American Jewish life with Rabbi Rachel Isaacs of Waterville, Maine, director of Colby College’s Center for Small Town Jewish Life

The former NATO supreme allied commander helps us understand the defining global conflicts of our times

Russian's Foreign Ministry pans Israeli ambassador in Kyiv, who said Ukrainians see resistance fighters who collaborated with the Nazis as 'heroes'

Greg Kanter, one of three rabbis at historic Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim congregation, tells community his family will move 'to a place that will not target us and our human rights'