Iranian drone and missile attacks on Israel prompt heightened security measures in Jewish communities worldwide, with increased vigilance and preparedness urged by community leaders.
For far too long, the festering animosity towards Israel and, by extension, Jewish students, has gone largely unaddressed, been persistently overlooked, or simply ignored.
A report issued by Israel's Diaspora Ministry found that world Jewry has ensured steadfast support for Israel, both in financial contributions and volunteers.
Schoenfeld agreed to sit down on Zoom for a set of two interviews with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, which have been edited, condensed and formatted to appear as a single conversation.
At the outset of the war in Ukraine, Jewish organizations raised tens of millions to aid refugees, bring them to Israel and sustain the Jews who remained in the embattled country.
With Oct. 7 on their minds, Jewish teens head to a gathering of thousands Jewish teens with a new sense of responsibility.
This move is part of a broader plan proposed by the Finance Ministry to reallocate funds amid ongoing military engagements.
A majority of Americans view Hamas' removal from power as a precondition to a long-term ceasefire; 60% want all hostages released before war brought to an end; US Jews emotionally affected by war.
Massive rallies are also required at universities and media companies to demand they take action to swiftly curb antisemitism.
Rabbi Cosgrove and Rabbi Buchdal are two of the more well-known and influential rabbis in America today. They have both been very active in their support of Israel and fundraising for the "day after"
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