Diaspora
Herzog warns political hostility in Israel impacts Diaspora Jews, calls for greater unity
Herzog's comments reflect a broader emphasis throughout his presidency on strengthening ties between Israel and Jewish communities abroad.
Michigan Jews divided after El-Sayed’s Senate election
Synagogue attacks grow more deadly despite decline in antisemitic threats, Diaspora Ministry warns
'Into the oven': Montana man admits to cyberstalking after threatening Hawaii's Jewish governor
Yad Vashem and Religious Kibbutz Movement mark 88 years since Kristallnacht with 'Spread the Light'
Yad Vashem and the Religious Kibbutz Movement are inviting synagogues, universities, theaters and military bases to keep their lights burning through the night of November 9.
Secret Oslo negotiations revealed as Norway releases thousands of previously hidden documents
In one document reviewed by The Jerusalem Post so far, an unidentified author proposed addressing disagreements over terrorism through a joint declaration condemning future acts.
Germany's Holocaust remembrance is becoming a political performance - comment
The memory of six million murdered Jews has become part of Germany's national identity. Yet the solemn promise of “Never again” is all too often followed by the familiar words “We strongly condemn.”
MDA paramedics partner with SCN to train Jewish security leaders
The session marked the first time the organization trained the Security Director Network, a professional body composed of security directors who oversee standards-based security operations.
US Jews vote decidedly Democratic, but Michigan's race emphasizes divisions on candidates
The findings indicate that, despite growing divisions within the Democratic Party over Israel and concerns about antisemitism, Jewish voters continued to favor Democratic candidates nationally.
Herzog's global Jewish council celebrates completion of its inaugural term
Voice of the People ended its first council term in Budapest with more than 20 projects taking shape and nearly 2,500 applications for a second cohort.
Providence voters approve ballot initiative that could lead to divestment from Israel
The vote makes Providence the largest municipality yet to vote in favor of some form of Israel divestment, following the lead of Somerville, Massachusetts.
Germany sees sharp rise in Islamist-motivated antisemitic crimes since October 7
Greens MP Lamya Kaddor asked the federal government last month what figures it has regarding antisemitic incidents in Muslim or Islamist contexts before and after October 7, 2023.
Forest in Argentina inaugurated to honor memory of Nova Festival victims
Three years after October 7, a forest of 414 trees in Argentina was dedicated to honor the memory of those murdered at the Nova Festival massacre.
Jewish safety isn’t partisan: No party’s victory can substitute for that obligation - editorial
Congressional arithmetic will command attention as the election unfolds, as Israel will understandably examine what the results mean for assistance, diplomacy, and the future of the alliance.
