Diaspora Jews
How a Jewish police chief's mezuzah captivated a Mississippi town
A Jewish police chief's mezuzah ceremony became the talk of a Mississippi town and drew a crowd no one expected.
Is the historic alliance between American Jewry and Israel in crisis? - opinion
Different was never a problem: Growing up Jewish and confronting antisemitism - opinion
Rabbi warns proposed Kotel bill could criminalize egalitarian prayer
WJC President Ronald S. Lauder at 'Post' Conference: 'Israel is losing the information war'
Speaking at the Jerusalem Post Conference, Lauder urged Israel and Diaspora Jews to partner in the global PR fight.
More Israelis define themselves as Jews first, gov't approves NIS 100m. to improve Diaspora ties
The survey also revealed that 87% of Israelis are proud to be Jewish and that being Jewish is important to them, an increase compared with the previous two years.
Leviev Foundation announces new $50 million educational initiative
Chagit Leviev Sofiev announced the initiative at the Jerusalem Post New York Conference’s Opening Gala.
Norwegian Jews feel forced to hide identity, speak of ‘brutal’ alienation
The Hamas massacre is considered by many of the Jews interviewed to be a turning point in their life in Norway.
From Flatbush to Israel: How ignorance fuels the haredi draft crisis - opinion
What a Brooklyn protest reveals about Israel’s internal struggle over equality, service, and a divided society.
Second youth charged for shooting at Toronto area synagogues
The 17-year-old boy was charged with two counts of reckless firearm discharge, two counts of conspiracy to commit an indictable offense, and two counts of weapons trafficking.
Dr. Katya Mandoki: Caressing the land by every step
In January 1967, she made the move. With her new community of young, idealistic Zionists, she traveled to Israel first by bus and then by airplane and arrived at Kibbutz Ein Hashlosha.
Head of Anne Frank Educational Center questions Yad Vashem's Germany expansion, drawing backlash
The Israeli-born educator warned that Yad Vashem's planned branches in Germany could face controversy over the institution's ties to the Israeli government.
Charity on Jgive's platform rose 200% post-October 7, signaling digitization of Jewish philanthropy
While Diaspora donations rose by 200% since the October 7 massacre, donations on the platform from within Israel rose by 226% within the same period.
WZO leaders to address Zionism, unity, and rising antisemitism at Jpost Conference
Their message centers on Jewish pride, Zionist identity, resilience, and the enduring bond between Israel and Diaspora Jewry during one of the most challenging periods in Jewish history
