American Jewry
Is the golden age of Jews in America ending? - opinion
As America marks 250 years, Jews celebrate a remarkable partnership while confronting new questions about its future
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At 250, America's bond with Israel is being tested like never before - from the editor
Expanding Jewish education in the diaspora is a 'shared responsibility' - editorial
Israel, Jewish Federations launch NIS 200 million plan to strengthen Diaspora Jewish education
Exhibits, marches, celebrations: How American Jewish orgs are marking 250 years of independence
The big birthday is breathing new life into old debates over religious freedom, such as the one that took place around President Donald Trump’s recent national prayer rally.
The faces of many notable American Jews over the years: A treat for America's 250th
On this July 4, it’s most important to recall individuals whom we met personally and who shared their lives with us.
Damascus synagogue tours highlight renewed interest in Syrian Jewish history and diaspora ties
Tours of synagogues and meetings with religious leaders highlight renewed interest in Jewish history and unresolved questions over historic sites, property, and diaspora ties.
Florida man indicted for federal hate crimes in attempted mass shooting targeting Jews at AIPAC
According to court records, Pemberton armed himself with an AR-15 kitted with a silencer and traveled to an AIPAC office on 23 Dec, 2024, where he attempted to target the organization's employees.
The last line of defense: How one Jewish goalkeeper refused to let injury end his story
For goalkeeper Ben Levav, the road to the Maccabiah is a story of resilience, belonging, and embracing Jewish identity at a difficult time
Hebrew Union College moves to dismiss Ohio lawsuit, cites religious interference
Hebrew Union College is asking a court to dismiss Ohio’s lawsuit over its plan to wind down operations in Cincinnati, arguing it violates the First Amendment and entangles the state in religion.
'Talmud of America' project brings Jewish readings to US 'sacred' texts
“Classic Jewish texts have something fresh and relevant to say about everything - including the Declaration of Independence," Rabbi Leon Morris, president of Pardes, said recently.
CAM weekly antisemitism report – woman attacker on NY subway screams “Jews are eating kids”
A young Orthodox Jewish woman was hospitalized with a concussion after she was attacked in Manhattan by a fellow passenger
What New York's Israel Day Parade says about the future of American Jewry - opinion
The Jewish community of New York is at risk.
Bamba blankets NYC after Park Slope Food Coop vote to boycott Israeli products. What’s next?
Four thousand free bags of the Israeli peanut butter-flavored snack made their way Sunday along the Celebrate Israel Day Parade route up Fifth Avenue, passed around by volunteers.
