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A majority of US Jews think the US is doing enough to support Israel, with 57% saying US support for Israel is at an appropriate level.
A new Pew study finds a sharp decline in regular prayer among American Jews, with 58% now saying they seldom or never pray, up from 45% in 2014.
The pro-Israel influencer's post quoting Rabbi Meir Kahane sparked backlash, reigniting debates over extremism in Jewish discourse.
Kol Israel called for Betar USA’s expulsion over alleged election violations, inflammatory rhetoric, and threats, urging formal sanctions and removal from the American Zionist Movement.
Since October 7, there has been a renewed closeness between Diaspora Jewry and Israel. JPPI presented a complex picture of the Jewish people’s situation after October 7.
The conversation surrounding foreign influence in education must shift from passive concern to active resistance before it is too late.
Daroff notes that since the Hamas attacks, their missions to Israel have been more focused on the people, especially those who lived through that day.
Some Jews have chosen to look away from the war either because they blame Israel. For them, January 6 now trumps October 7 because we are witnessing a reshaping of our own country’s institutions.
Amid escalating tensions on campus, Palestinian students at Columbia have reported facing threats of deportation.
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