Nearly 50,000 famous and not-so famous people have promised that at least half of what they bequeath to charity will be earmarked to build a Jewish future.

Hadassah life member Marion Blumenthal Lazan says she could never imagine that Germany 'would someday give so prestigious an award to a Jewish woman.'

A new exhibit showcases a group of Lower East Side women who changed our world.

Amid skyrocketing antisemitism, educators, lawmakers and Jewish institutions are reassessing the effectiveness of Holocaust education in combatting Jew-hatred.

Neil Keller's impressive collection of autographs and trading cards of famous Jewish people is on display in for the first time.

A new initiative is asking volunteers, especially students, to take to their computers to ensure that #everynamecounts.

Jews are not immune to food insecurity. While charities help address the need, they will never be able to feed every hungry person in their community.

It was 1933 and the American Nazi movement had been gaining ground.