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Changing the algorithms will reduce hate

Nas Daily, the Israeli Palestinian social media entrepreneur whose short videos have been viewed roughly 20 billion times, apparently has…

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Israeli Americans assaulted in San Jose while speaking Hebrew

San Jose police are investigating a possible hate crime after two Israeli Americans were assaulted on Sunday afternoon outside a…

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Newsom staff meets with Jewish leaders after ‘apartheid’ comment

Senior staffers in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration sought to reassure Jewish community leaders of the governor’s support for Israel during…

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FBI investigating threatening emails sent to Stanford Jews

Updated at 7 p.m. March 4. Stanford University officials are working with federal authorities investigating a series of “threatening and…

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Israel’s bomb shelters become places of camaraderie, once again

(JTA) — Spirits ran high inside a large public bomb shelter in the Israeli coastal city of Jaffa, with loud chatter,…

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SF mayor condemns ‘Tax the Jews’ chant heard during protest

(JTA) — Jewish leaders and California elected officials have condemned an antisemitic chant that was audible during a protest Wednesday…

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Yiddish-speaking Chinese professor studies antisemitism in China

Meng Yang, an assistant professor at Peking University in Beijing who is speaking in the Bay Area this week, has…

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Man charged with hate crimes in Berkeley Hillel mezuzah fire

A Berkeley man who has an extensive criminal history and has been linked to antisemitic incidents in the past is…

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In PBS series, SFSU prof talks Black, Jewish civil rights

The new PBS series “Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History” may be a bitter pill to swallow for Jews…

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Mistrial declared in Stanford pro-Palestinian protest case

Updated at 3:08 p.m. A mistrial has been declared in the case of five pro-Palestinian protesters who broke into a…

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