American Jews
A church was targeted in name of justice. Jews know where that leads - opinion
Since the murder of George Floyd at the hands of White police touched off a national firestorm in 2020, Minneapolis-St. Paul has become the symbol of a larger culture war.
After Alex Pretti killing in Minneapolis, Jewish gun owners confront Second Amendment tensions
The man who influenced JD Vance, and the shift American Jews cannot miss - comment
CAM weekly antisemitism report: children’s park in Brooklyn targeted with swastikas
'Is Trump planning on building Jerusalem's Third Temple?' Haredi correspondent asks press sec.
Mishpacha's Jake Turx asked Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt about the possibility of Trump rebuilding the Holy Temple in Jerusalem during a discussion on the new White House ballroom.
Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s quiet strength united Jews everywhere - opinion
Rabbi Hauer didn’t just build bridges; he was a bridge
Prominent Jewish figures call for sanctions on Israel: ‘The ceasefire must be the beginning'
A letter, which was addressed to António Guterres, the secretary-general of the United Nations, and world leaders, also demands that Israel be held to account for “violations of international law."
The new Diaspora divide: The Oct. 7 split and its psychosocial impact on American Jews
Part I, The United States experience: How national context shapes the post-Oct. 7 Jewish response.
Many NYC congregations rent their space. As real estate prices soar, how do they find a home?
Congregations often have very specific needs: enough space, walking distance, and availability. In Manhattan's soaring real estate market, finding a space to rent has become all the more difficult.
Losing the thread: The unravelling of US support for Israel - analysis
Israel's story is no longer being told effectively, and the center of gravity in American society toward Israel is shifting because of it.
