Kippah

Marseille Jews urged not to wear kippot after latest attack

Jews in the French port of Marseille told to refrain from wearing skullcaps after a teacher was hurt in an attack by a Turkish teenager.

Jewish NYC councilor recalls how PA security told him to remove his kippa – and why he refused. 'We shouldn't be ashamed of who we are.'

Shalom Koresh has come up with the magical, invisible kippah, that lets Jews in France walk about without being noticed.

Parti Quebecois, behind institutionalized secularism and separatism from Canada, fails miserably in elections.

Jewish players will be allowed to wear kippahs at world soccer games, after FIFA lifts a ban on head covers for religious purposes.

New US Department of Defense directives allow religious soldiers to request exemptions as long as approval doesn't hinder missions.

New bill against religious symbols in public workplaces is stirring up controversy for 'breaching freedom of religion.'

“Even players from the rival Arab team got on the field with kippot as a sign of identification," player tells politician.

After Soccer Federation took back its ban on kippot, kippah-wearing Yair Cohen Tzedek scored huge goal.

Israel Football Association Referees' Union forbids religious players from wearing kippot during matches for 'reasons of unity.'

Interior Minister Manuel Valls dismisses Marine Le Pen's call for a ban on Jewish kippa, as European Jewish groups register strong protest.

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen: If the Muslim veil is banned, the kippah is banned in public as well.