A Potent Weapon Against the Hamas Attack and the Spike in Antisemitic Incidents
October 7 attack on Israel and antisemitic incidents inspired a New York Upper East Side Orthodox congregation to counter the crisis with matchmaking.
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November 30, 2023 •
Native Americans Lead Multi-Faith Prayer Gathering to Protect Sacred Land
Apache tribal members mounting a court challenge to construction of a copper mine are joined by diverse groups
November 16, 2023 •
German Daycare Center Named for Anne Frank Rescinds Name Change Amid National Debate
School agrees to retain its original name.
November 16, 2023 •
Sikh Festival of Bandi Chhor Divas Celebrates Religious Freedom
A tale of upholding the values of freedom, equality and compassion
November 15, 2023 •
Nearly 300,000 in D.C. Rally Against Antisemitism
Calling for an end to antisemitism in America and everywhere
November 14, 2023 •
ADL and CAIR Report Dramatic Surge in Antisemitic and Islamophobic Incidents
Public officials urged to do everything in their power to stem the rising tide of hatred
November 14, 2023 •
French Protest Against Rising Antisemitism Prompts Heightened Security and Presidential Condemnation
Expressing solidarity with the country’s Jews
November 9, 2023 •
Nobel Peace Laureate Ends Hunger Strike in Iranian Prison
Serving 12 years of multiple prison sentences in Iran for her public opposition to the Islamic Republic of Iran
November 7, 2023 •
Israel, Hamas, and My Sister
In Israel, “We’re just trying to live another day.”
November 7, 2023 •
Native American Heritage Month
Indigenous peoples lived, built civilizations, brought forth culture, fine arts and trade tens of thousands of years ago when the ancestors of the European usurpers were still living in caves.
