American Jewry
Fighting hate on every front
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) has partnered with ‘The Jerusalem Post’ to track worldwide antisemitism on a special online portal
Friends of the IDF in crisis after internal report alleges financial abuse and toxic culture
How does Israel repair ties with US Democrats? - opinion
Discovering layers of US Jewish history at the National Library of Israel
Expats celebrate July 4 in Israel while reflecting on identity, belonging, and home
Thousands of American immigrants in Israel mark US Independence Day with barbecue, music, and gratitude, even as some say their identities are shifting
A Jew is never stuck: Embracing resilience in times of crisis - opinion
Beyond the Headlines: A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news
After Zohran Mamdani’s upset, there’s a way forward for pro-Israel progressives - opinion
There is an opening for a renewed Jewish progressivism that defends Jewish interests as it pursues social justice.
US strike on Iran: A look at the ripple effect on American Jewry, antisemitism, Israel ties
The US's unprecedented strike on Iran raises serious questions about rising antisemitism in the US, the precarious state of US-Israel relations, and the security of American Jewish communities.
'Iran's red line was crossed': Security experts discuss Iranian threat to activate US sleeper cells
The Jerusalem Post reached out to US security and community security bodies to ascertain the threat posed by Iran-sponsored domestic terror in light of US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
A warzone welcome for olah who arrived hours ahead of Iran attack
Eve Karlin’s Aliyah the day before Operation Rising Lion began strengthened her resolve.
'American Maccabee': American Jewry and antisemitism during the days of Teddy Roosevelt - review
American Maccabee provides an informative and nuanced analysis of Theodore Roosevelt’s respect for Jews and his handling of a series of challenges that affected them.
Building a blue community: Democrats Abroad in Israel relaunches with new leadership - exclusive
"Being a Democrat is a way of life, a way of living," Chair Joe Meidan told the 'Post.' "It's much more than mobilizing people to the polls."
Brick reading ‘Free Palestine’ thrown through window of Boston-area kosher grocery store
The Butcherie is one of the Boston area’s only kosher grocers, selling kosher meat and prepared foods from its home in Coolidge Corner.
Antisemitism facing American Jews is dangerous for everyone - editorial
When Jews are targeted, it often signals rising intolerance, polarization, and democratic erosion.
A Jewish bridge builder’s burial, 15 years late: The strange afterlife of Lawrence Rubin
“We knew he had a place. There’s a marker there with his name and date of birth on it,” Karl Crawford, superintendent of the Greenwood Cemetery, told the JTA. “But he was not there."
