American Jewry
'A miracle': Jewish firefighter rescues torah scroll from burning NY synagogue
"Seeing it carried out safely felt like a miracle," said the president of the congregation, Igor Shamalov.
Trump’s new travel ban will block ‘those in need of real refuge,’ American Jewish Committee says
'This dangerous ideology threatens democracy itself,' warns Israel’s consul general in Boulder
The educational value of Jewish summer camp - opinion
Foreign Ministry launches J50, creating direct line between world Jewry and Jerusalem
The Foreign Ministry told the Post that J50 will focus on issues under the jurisdiction of the MFA updates on diplomatic initiatives and the security of diaspora Jewish communities.
Coming soon to a theater near you: The threat of antisemitic attacks - opinion
Jewish communities around the world are facing the growing threat of antisemitic attacks, and it is our responsibility to help our Jewish brethren.
Legacy Jewish orgs. fight antisemitism, but only when politically expedient - opinion
Jewish organizations advocating for the community and combating antisemitism are more concerned with keeping their power.
Trump deserves credit for ending DEI - opinion
The Trump administration's rejection of DEI is a vision of equality based on opportunity that benefits American Jews.
A quarter of American Jewish adults in the United States consult astrology, survey says
Some American Jews also reported blending witchcraft and Jewish folklore, taking on the title “Jewitches.”
For the women on Hadassah’s 2025 list of Zionists to watch, Oct. 7 was a call to action
Emily Austin, a Jewish social media influencer and vocal Israel advocate, turned Holocaust education and the Oct. 7 Hamas attack into lifelong activism, despite public backlash.
World’s largest Jewish communities warn of rising global antisemitism - report
According to a J7 report, Australia recorded a 317% increase in antisemitic incidents in 2024. In Germany, there were over 38 antisemitic incidents for every 1,000 Jewish residents.
Candace Owens says she was victim of death threats by man who ran ‘Real Jewish’ group chat
Haim Braverman, 47, was one of the administrators of a group chat called “Real Jewish,” according to the criminal complaint.
Half of American Jewish voters believe Trump is antisemitic, poll finds
The survey of Jewish registered voters, conducted by the polling firm GBAO Strategies, found that 52% of respondents say the word “antisemitic” describes the president very or somewhat well.
Bill proposing 80% tax on NGO foreign aid may harm Diaspora Jews, Kariv warns
The bill aims to prevent indirect influence by foreign governments by taxing donations to NGOs that serve as their "agents of change."
NYC becomes first major US city to establish Mayor's Office to Combat Antisemitism
“The Mayor’s Office to Combat Antisemitism will be the first of its kind in a major city across the nation, and will tackle antisemitism in all of its forms."
