The antisemitic murder in Washington, DC is yet another reminder that the oldest prejudice is still alive and well.

The article, titled "For U.S. Jews, D.C. Museum Killings Deepen Resolve – and Fear," was published by the paper Friday.

In the wake of the shooting that left two Israeli Embassy staffers dead, Yuval David, a Washington, D.C.-based Jewish activist, says "far too many people" have ignored the dangers of antisemitism.

A 31-year-old Illinois man has been charged with two counts of murder after opening fire 21 times on a young couple exiting ...

President Donald Trump promised Israel’s ambassador to the U.S. that his administration would crack down on rising ...

Elias Rodriguez charged with first-degree murder of Israeli Embassy couple - Victims named as Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah ...

When Adam Zimmerman chaperoned his son's fourth-grade class field trip to the natural history museum in Washington on ...

Chicago leaders from the Jewish community and the Anti-Defamation League shared their reactions Friday to the recent attack ...

Mourners light candles during a vigil Thursday outside of the White House for the victims of the Capital Jewish Museum ...

"We have an antisemitism crisis in this country. This ancient hatred festers on both sides of the political spectrum." ...

The FBI says the murder of a Jewish couple in Washington, D.C., was an act of targeted antisemitic violence. The suspect in ...

AT THE HIDEOUT: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson “unequivocally” condemned the killing of two people who worked at the Israeli ...