From Skokie to Chicago, the fight against Jew-hatred persists as the Jewish community faces new challenges.
Concerns about campus climate are heightened as students return to school after a contentious spring marked by anti-Israel demonstrations.
Anti-Israel protests at the DNC in Chicago were led by a coalition including radical pro-terrorist groups who have used the platform to further their organization's interests.
While reading an article on theory and criticism, Yisrael Medad reexamines the history of Zionism, arguing against the popular "settler-colonialism" argument that is so prevalent today.
The groups were temporarily suspended last fall after pro-Palestinian students projected inflammatory messages on campus buildings weeks after the Oct. 7 attacks.
“Are you still scared to be called an antisemite by those Zionists,” Youssef wrote on Monday.
For the second week in a row, several schools in Montgomery County have been found vandalized with antisemitic, anti-Israel, and anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.
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