On Sunday night and early Monday morning, areas around campus at the University of Rochester (UR) were plastered with Wanted posters.

On November 7, 2024 a coordinated, premeditated Jew hunt ran through the streets of Amsterdam.

What if everything they’re saying about Israel is true? Occupation, apartheid, genocide… all of it. What if?

We say the fate of all living things is written on Rosh HaShana, and we spend the day in prayer, asking to be written in the Book of Life. It’s hard to understand that what was written last year were the horrors of October 7th, the war that followed, and everything since.

Last semester, several students from the University of Rochester met with the university senate to address rising antisemitism on campus.

In the Jewish tradition, there is an idea that each person is in some way equivalent to an entire world.

Next month, the Jewish people will celebrate the holiday of Shavuot. Shavuot is the holiday where we commemorate the giving of Torahat mount Sinai, that seminal moment when we became a nation with a shared future, the covenant that made us a people.

Recently, a prominent Rochester School Board member made a statement to a parent group about an important topic.

If you’re like me, Rosh HaShana comes with an extra helping of anxiety. We are being judged as human beings for life or death, but hey, pass the honey?