American Jewry
The subject was Gaza, but Stewart and Beinart had a whole lot to say about Judaism - opinion
Stewart has always been an avatar for a certain kind of highly assimilated, secular Jew who makes his Jewish identity a prominent part of his public persona.
Jewish groups decline meeting with French official after ‘premature Palestinian state recognition’
'If New York falls, the country follows': Is the future of American Jewry at risk? - interview
The largest Reconstructionist synagogue is set to cut ties with denomination over Israel tensions
Wendy Sachs brings October 8 to the Jerusalem Film Festival
“October 7 was a wakeup call for Israel, and October 8 was a wakeup call for American Jews,” she said.
'We go to Israel to see for ourselves': American Jewish leaders to join mission to Israel - opinion
A delegation of American Jewish leaders will travel to Israel this month for a solidarity mission to show that Israel does not stand alone.
Will the socialist, pro-intifada Mamdani make New York inhospitable for Jews? - opinion
Perhaps Gotham’s Jews should consider donning their vagabond shoes and heading in our direction, away from The City That Never Sleeps.
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
FIDF, an American charity that has raised millions of dollars for soldiers since October 7, is in crisis following an internal report detailing allegations of inappropriate workplace practices.
How does Israel repair ties with US Democrats? - opinion
American Jews, who had always tended to favor the Democratic Party, found themselves torn between their natural support for Israel and their loyalty to a party whose values were close to their hearts
Discovering layers of US Jewish history at the National Library of Israel
This time, my inquiry centers on uncovering the lesser-known stories of American Jewry – and of America itself – found within the library’s vast collections.
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.
