Heads of Jewish organizations tell economy minister that government's extremist members and judicial overhaul are making defending Israel a tall task

Politicians warn map, which includes the names, addresses and staff members of many Jewish organizations, could incite violence against Jewish community

Jewish arts group, schools, synagogues among network purported to be responsible for wide-ranging societal harms by the anonymous page, which also names the organizations' staffers

Jody Kipnis and Todd Ruderman say museum, which will be located near Boston Common, will strive 'to make the lessons of the Holocaust relevant to new generations'

Son of a Russian immigrant, Berkowitz originally founded the now-sprawling restaurant chain in 1950 as a fish market in a Boston suburb

Attack on Rabbi Shlomo Noginski outside a Jewish school on July 1 'was rooted in antisemitism' district attorney says; Khaled Awad to undergo competency evaluation

Jewish leaders say community is feeling vulnerable and angry, with last week's stabbing of Chabad rabbi a tipping point

'I thank God for this miracle,' says Rabbi Shlomo Noginski, recalling moments from Thursday assault in which he was stabbed 8 times

Khaled Awad, 24, pleads not guilty; has previously faced charges in Florida of battery and theft and was sent to a mental health facility there

Weekly founded by Herzl says declining advertising revenue, worsened by pandemic, hasn't been offset by contributions and organizational support; says it plans a digital edition