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An October 7 commemoration takes place in San Diego at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, where people stand united in solidarity with Israel and in the fight against the antisemitism crisis that has taken over North America.

How can we combat rising antisemitism in K-12 schools? Here are the steps

By Evan Bernstein

STUDENTS ENGAGE in havruta study in the Pardes Beit Midrash in Jerusalem.

How can Jewish tradition help navigate differences in today's divided world?

By MONICA KLEINMAN

Bettina Farack, a research fellow at the Leo Baeck Institute in Jerusalem, speaks about the Library of Lost Books initiative during a launch event in Berlin in November 2023.

Amateur detectives are invited to join search for a lost Jewish library looted by the Nazis

By SHIRA LI BARTOV/JTA

First center for Israel studies opens in South Korea amid anti-Israel protests

By Margaux Jubin

Frieda Johles Forman, feminist translator, editor and writer, sits for an oral history interview with the Yiddish Book Center, May 11, 2016, in Toronto.

Frieda Johles Forman, ‘fiery’ feminist who rediscovered Yiddish women authors, dies at 87

By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL/JTA

A PANEL of Diaspora education experts hold a discussion, chaired by the writer (far left), at last month’s Herzog College-Melton conference, dealing with ‘navigating challenges in Jewish values education in Israel and the Diaspora in the aftermath of October 7.’

Remote trauma: Jewish students worldwide respond to war in Israel

By HOWARD DEITCHER

Yeshivat Chachmei Lublin after the building was occupied by the German army in World War II.

The silent shelves speak volumes: Chachmei Lublin’s lost library

By ALEX WINSTON

New York University.

Separate Zionism from academic Jewish studies, says NGO

Educators from around the world cooperate on updating Jewish studies.

Global educators use tech, innovation to upgrade Jewish studies