Jewish community
Argentina’s Jewish gauchos museum vows to stay open amid leadership feud
Though just nine Jews remain in the town, its museum preserves a legacy shared by Argentine Jews and their descendants worldwide.
Building Bridges and a Positive Future for the People of Israel
J7 global task force convenes in London to discuss combating global antisemitism
Before families choose a school, they choose a community - opinion
Eight Jewish educators named winners of global Jewish teachers award
Teachers from eight countries have been selected for the Global Jewish Teachers Award, recognizing their work in Jewish education and community building
South Jersey's Jewish community and personal injury legal rights
A look at New Jersey personal injury law and the practical considerations Jewish clients may face, from Sabbath scheduling and kosher care to community institution claims.
Going where the need is greatest
Yael Eckstein reflects on a year of life-saving assistance and looks ahead to expanding the IFCJ’s work in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide.
25 ViZionaries: Taryn Thomas – No. 23
Former pro-Palestinian activist who publicly changed her position and now combats antisemitism while building Black-Jewish solidarity
As Turkey fades from the Israeli travel map, Azerbaijan moves into the spotlight
With around 30 direct flights a week, a sharp rise in Israeli visitors and another surge is expected over the Jewish holiday season.
Vance meets with Temple Israel rabbi on Michigan visit, offers support to community
Meanwhile, several of the state’s Jewish leaders signed a petition pledging to vote for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s GOP opponent.
California could make Jewish an ethnic identity under groundbreaking new bill
Beyond the role Jewish demographic data could play in fighting antisemitism, Bocarsly also pointed out the practical benefits that access to such information could provide in sectors like education.
Maine Jewish summer camp seeks protection order against neighbor after shooting incident
The court records detail an initial confrontation on the evening of August 7, when Hewett and his father, Raymond, walked up to the property to demand an interaction with a staff member.
Ukraine's Jewish families seek moments of normalcy amid missiles, economic hardship
For many Ukrainian families, leaving the country for a summer break is either financially impossible or complicated by wartime restrictions.
The rubicon of antisemitism crossed in the West - Israel will face new dangers, too - opinion
The wave of antisemitism is not receding; it is becoming more pervasive and more commonplace. In the US, for example, one in three individuals said they were targets of antisemitism.