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U.S. Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and her newly chosen vice presidential running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz hold a campaign rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., August 6, 2024.

Eyes of the Jewish world on Harris and Walz as DNC unfolds

By JPOST EDITORIAL

THE UNITED CENTER in Chicago is adorned for the Democratic National Convention, which begins today. Civic engagement can alter the antisemitic landscape in the US, the writer insists.

Reevaluating civic engagement: The IAC’s stand at the DNC amid rising antisemitism

By AYA SHECHTER

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The book 'Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow' written by Jewish author Gabrielle Zevin.

Chicago bookstore removes novel from book club poll due to 'Zionist' author, sparking controversy

By MICHAEL STARR

Chicago City Council Chamber

Chicago passes ordinance against antisemitic and hateful flyers

By MICHAEL STARR

Anti-Zionist group Neturei Karta protest against Israel, in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Mea Shearim in Jerusalem on May 14, 2024

Chicago rabbi’s encounter with anti-Zionist leaflet inspired him to make new podcast on Zionism

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA

A general view of a NASCAR sign next to Buckingham Fountain. Chicago, Illinois. June 27, 2023.

Chicago's Buckingham Fountain vandalized by anti-Israel activists

By MICHAEL STARR

Jeremiah Smith inside his truck that has digital screens meant to raise awareness for Israelis taken hostage by Hamas last year on May 31, 2024, near Bartelme Park in Chicago. Smith was inspired to join the campaign to raise awareness because a friend, Hersh Polin-Goldberg, is among the hostages.

Chicago truck driver raises awareness for childhood friend held hostage in Gaza

By Kate Armanini/Chicago Tribune/TNS

The house from the hit movie 'Home Alone' is seen in Illinois.

Keep the change you filthy animal: 'Home Alone' house hits market for $5.25m.

By Jessica Jones-Gorman/LA Times/TNS

An ElAl boeing 744 plane.

How this Jewish Chicago day school pulled off a last-minute, multi-generational Israel service trip

By Jacob Gurvis/JTA

Palestinian-Americans and their supporters protest as the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas continues, outside the Israeli consulate in downtown Chicago, US, October 8, 2023.

Bags with antisemitic flyers and what may be rat poison placed in Chicago

By MICHAEL STARR

FROM LEFT: AJC assistant director Susan Evans, Bar Rudaeff, Yaniv Yaakov, and the writer venture into the heart of Chicago, advocating for the release of Israeli hostages.

Advocating for hostages in the streets of Chicago

By NOAM BEDEIN

View of Fountain Square in Evanston, Illinois looking south-southeast towards Chicago and Lake Michigan.

Chicago suburb decries organized antisemitic disruption at council meeting

By MICHAEL STARR

Students leave William Wells High School, part of Chicago Public Schools, March 14, 2022, in Chicago Illinois. CPS is the subject of a new federal Title VI discrimination investigation with the Department of Education.

Chicago school district faces faces Title VI investigation after pro-Palestinian walkout

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA

Loyola University Chicago

Loyola University Chicago faces antisemitic vandalism

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF