Mexican jews
Mexico on track to have its first Jewish, female president
The polls point to a historical first: Claudia Sheinbaum, currently the frontrunner, could become the country’s first Jewish and female president.
Former Mexican president calls leading Jewish politician a ‘Bulgarian Jew’
How an encounter with Guillermo del Toro led to NYC’s first Mexican Jewish Film Festival
Mexican-Israeli national arrested on charges of credit card fraud
This Brooklyn’s Mexican-Jewish chef makes doughnuts that are out of this world
In her work, as in her life, Gerson likes to reflect on the richness of her Jewish and Mexican heritages.
The Jewish trans Mexican TikTok star you need to know
Hadassah’s charismatic and unapologetic personality have helped grow her platform, amassing an impressive 2.2 million followers on TikTok and 144,000 followers on Instagram.
Haredi 'City of Torah' to be built south of Mexico City
The city will work similarly to Modi'in Illit in Israel and Lakewood, New Jersey.
Charter flight brings 230 immigrants, volunteers and Israelis from Mexico
The first-of-its-kind charter flight was dubbed “Operation Home,” and included 50 new Olim and 150 graduates who will take part in Masa.
10 Facts About Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo, or the fifth of May, has evolved as a celebration of Mexican heritage, particularly in areas with large Mexican-American populations.
As a Mexican-Jewish lawmaker, I feel doubly targeted by Trump’s rhetoric
When I watched the news come in on the attack, I couldn’t help but think of my family and the pain and suffering more families would come to endure because of this senseless act of violence.
Two Israeli criminals murdered in Mexico City
The victims were identified by Mexican authorities as Alon Azulay and Jony Ben.
Jewish Agency to embark on first-ever mission to Mexico
Mexico's Jewish community numbers at around 41,000.
Roma, Mexico City area of Oscar frontrunner, was a Jewish neighborhood
Thousands of Syrian Jews lived in there from the 1920s to the 1950s, creating a small version of their Middle Eastern homeland within its streets and plazas — and their legacy lives on there today.
Israel and Mexico one year after the earthquake
Israel is guided by an important Jewish value of tikkun olam and we act upon it, with the intention of making a difference in the world through solidarity and commitment to help those in need, regardless of race and religion, in difficult times, anywhere in the world.
17. Claudia Sheinbaum
A Mexican firebrand
