Chicago
Chicago unanimously adopts IHRA definition, becoming second largest US city to do so
"This is the biggest victory for the Jewish people in Chicago in a very long time," student leader Michael Kaminsky, who spearheaded the bill, told The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday.
Alex Bregman, who drew a Jewish star on his cap after October 7, inks $175M deal with the Cubs
Major cities cancel NYE events over security concerns - what are they?
Middle Israel: Qatar’s infiltration into the PMO is ultimate violation of Israeli trust - opinion
Chicago suburb decries organized antisemitic disruption at council meeting
One man told the council he "saw a rabbi crawl out of a sewer with blood on his face."
Chicago school district faces faces Title VI investigation after pro-Palestinian walkout
Students in Chicago recently staged a major pro-Palestinian walkout that received at least tacit support from the district.
Loyola University Chicago faces antisemitic vandalism
The symbol was found drawn in the Hillel Social Room located within the Damen Student Center, sparking immediate concern among students.
This Jewish American school will volunteer in Israel for a month, as result of Hamas massacre
The students will engage in various volunteer activities, including working on farms, providing support to families of soldiers, assisting in hospitals, and preparing care packages for the military.
Antisemitic 'Nazi' graffiti left on former Chicago mayor's home
The graffiti at Rahm Emanuel's property was swiftly removed.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators batter pro-Israel activist helping old man in Skokie
Peter Christos, a member of the activist group Turning Point USA, says protestors punched him, kicked him in the head, and hit him with a flagpole before police were able to intervene.
After a Palestinian-American child is stabbed to death, Jewish groups across the spectrum speak out
"We are not the only ones being targeted in this moment,” the Jewish Council for Public Affairs said in a statement.
Black-led church, Jewish community address painful history through Sukkot
For this interfaith, intergenerational group, constructing an impermanent space was a step forward in what they hope is an enduring relationship.
Kia, Hyundai sued over alleged anti-crime feature failings
The companies are being sued by the City of Chicago after a 104% increase of vehicle theft since 2022.
Do more people love Israel than we think? - opinion
Happiness is good. Have I mentioned that in a poll that includes all ethnicities, we are among the happiest people in the world?
