American Jews
Jewish schools in Brooklyn evacuate following bomb threats, NYPD finds no explosives on site
The incident followed a similar bomb threat at a Lakewood, New Jersey, Orthodox synagogue earlier in the week, the Anti-Defamation League's New York and New Jersey office said.
Editor's Notes: American Jews are changing after Oct. 7, but we cannot abandon them - comment
Jewish security group launches survivor testimony project to combat rising antisemitic threats
‘Surge’ endures as 38% of American Jews remain engaged in Jewish life after October 7, survey finds
Amid rising antisemitism, MMA fighter Natan Levy teaches Jews to defend themselves
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: After competing in the mixed martial arts ring for almost a decade, Natan Levy tells the Post his current goal is to help strengthen the Jewish people.
75 Years, $57 billion, one unbreakable bond
Israel Bonds Global President and CEO Dani Naveh reflects on the organization’s extraordinary journey alongside the State of Israel
Smotrich parade row exposes deep divide among American Jews - opinion
NYC Israel Day Parade controversy highlights growing tensions within global Jewish communities.
'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.
From my watchtower in Jerusalem, I am still watching New York - opinion
The Israel Day Parade is about the connection between the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
Some Jewish Republicans say Tucker Carlson threat diminished, others fear presidential run
Carlson has said that politics is “not what I do,” adding, “The whole idea of, ‘I’ve been a successful cable news host, I should be president!’ - that whole way of thinking is disgusting to me.”
Is the historic alliance between American Jewry and Israel in crisis? - opinion
The great question facing both sides today is not whether disagreements exist between them, but whether they still see themselves as part of the same historical story.
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.
More than 300 cities across US officially recognize Jewish American Heritage Month in May
The growing momentum reflects a shared commitment to celebrate Jewish heritage, confront rising antisemitism, and reaffirm the fundamental values that define American identity
The mayor who wasn’t there: What Mamdani’s absence really reveals
"The marchers on Fifth Avenue didn’t need Mamdani there to have a parade. But they needed him there to have a mayor. And on that count, the city came up short"