Chicago
‘True friends tell each other the truth’: Rahm Emanuel’s critique of Israel draws cheers - analysis
Whether Emanuel’s critique will land with the Israeli establishment or with the ruling coalition remains to be seen.
Jew vs Jew: New York, Israel, and the crisis of Jewish solidarity - opinion
'I am a grateful American': Gary Sinise hopes to bring his mission of service to Israel - interview
Chicago rabbi gifts Pope Leo XIV a White Sox kippah during Vatican visit
Reevaluating civic engagement: The IAC’s stand at the DNC amid rising antisemitism - opinion
Facing a surge in antisemitism, the IAC is amplifying its efforts at the DNC to ensure Jewish voices are heard and protected.
Chicago bookstore removes novel from book club poll due to 'Zionist' author, sparking controversy
Chicago bookstore City Lit Books removed a novel from its book club poll due to concerns over the author’s Zionist views, sparking controversy.
Chicago passes ordinance against antisemitic and hateful flyers
Chicago's ordinance on unlawful threatening objects was amended to prohibit leaving hateful or threatening material intended or likely to intimidate, emotionally abuse, threaten, or slander a person.
Chicago rabbi’s encounter with anti-Zionist leaflet inspired him to make new podcast on Zionism
Rabbi David Minkus of Chicago's Congregation Rodfei Zedek reflects on handling anti-Zionist views in his community through a podcast, promoting dialogue and inclusivity.
Chicago's Buckingham Fountain vandalized by anti-Israel activists
Palestine Action US shared photographs of the incident on Sunday, in which the phrases "Gaza is bleeding" and "Stop the genocide" could be seen around the fountain.
Chicago truck driver raises awareness for childhood friend held hostage in Gaza
Jeremiah Smith, a childhood friend of Gaza hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin, is raising awareness for the plight of his friend held captive by Hamas.
Keep the change you filthy animal: 'Home Alone' house hits market for $5.25m.
The infamous Home Alone house at 671 Lincoln Ave. in Winnetka, Illinois, a nostalgic piece of classic Christmas history, has hit the market for the first time in more than a decade.
How this Jewish Chicago day school pulled off a last-minute, multi-generational Israel service trip
The school ultimately raised enough money to send 16 students, each accompanied by a parent or grandparent, and four staff members to Israel.
Bags with antisemitic flyers and what may be rat poison placed in Chicago
43 Ward Alderman Timmy Knudsen assured that he would stand by Chicago's Jewish community against antisemitism and ensure their safety.
Advocating for hostages in the streets of Chicago - opinion
These Israeli stories aim to bring humanity into the voting process, the results of which will directly impact peace or violence in the city.
