Arye Ephrath lived a large portion of his first three years as someone else. Born in Slovakia on the day the first Jews in his town were ordered to train stations to be deported to Auschwitz ...

It matters not which group is in the crosshairs, prejudice inevitably rests on the adjective “all.” Currently Jews are targeted. In the wake of the deadly exchange of missiles between I… ...

They’re all the same to many American Jews. I’ve never heard an American Jew boast about his Ukrainian heritage. (One of my grandfathers was from Ukraine, and I’m not bragging.) ...

Graffiti featuring the words “Kill All Jews” and swastikas were found at a New York City subway stop on Nov. 11.

Yet Jews comprise only about 16 million people in total, representing a mere 0.2 percent of the world’s population, with far fewer active religious practitioners than that.

There is a reason so many Jews cannot stop shaking right now. The concept of intergenerational trauma doesn’t begin to describe the dark place into which this month’s attack plunged Jewish ...