Workers at Philadelphia museum had already taken pay cuts; bankruptcy proceeding makes it ineligible for emergency federal aid

In a possible sign of what's to come for US Jewish institutions, coronavirus restrictions force JCC closure, leaving staff without salaries and uncertain health coverage

Over $30 million in debt linked to construction costs for 100,000-square-foot building, 'a weight on our shoulders that we have to get rid of'

Local resident says notice placed on windshields aim at 'galvanizing the African American community to be against the Jewish community'

Rabbi Arthur Waskow, 86, says arrests of him and his wife Rabbi Phyllis Berman part of 'a major wave of Jewish protests... that swept across the country on or about Tisha b’Av'

Officers are released from hospital, none suffer serious injuries; authorities continue to implore shooter to surrender

Community leaders declare 'the mistake is ours to own' in apology to 'our partners in the Jewish community and beyond,' say children did not understand Arabic words

Organizers of meeting in Harrisburg cite October attack at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh

In clip, children seen moving to anthem used by Islamists, one girl calls for 'liberating' Al-Aqsa; Muslim American Society calls it 'disturbing'