Jewish community
Going where the need is greatest
Yael Eckstein reflects on a year of life-saving assistance and looks ahead to expanding the IFCJ’s work in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide.
25 ViZionaries: Taryn Thomas – No. 23
As Turkey fades from the Israeli travel map, Azerbaijan moves into the spotlight
Vance meets with Temple Israel rabbi on Michigan visit, offers support to community
California could make Jewish an ethnic identity under groundbreaking new bill
Beyond the role Jewish demographic data could play in fighting antisemitism, Bocarsly also pointed out the practical benefits that access to such information could provide in sectors like education.
Maine Jewish summer camp seeks protection order against neighbor after shooting incident
The court records detail an initial confrontation on the evening of August 7, when Hewett and his father, Raymond, walked up to the property to demand an interaction with a staff member.
Ukraine's Jewish families seek moments of normalcy amid missiles, economic hardship
For many Ukrainian families, leaving the country for a summer break is either financially impossible or complicated by wartime restrictions.
The rubicon of antisemitism crossed in the West - Israel will face new dangers, too - opinion
The wave of antisemitism is not receding; it is becoming more pervasive and more commonplace. In the US, for example, one in three individuals said they were targets of antisemitism.
Jewish Democrats question support from El-Sayed after Michigan Senate primary win
Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan primary win left Jewish Democrats debating whether to support him, abstain, or back Republican Mike Rogers in the November Senate election.
Deadliest year in decades as antisemitism becomes ‘new normal’ in West, Jewish watchdog finds
Jewish communities across the US, UK, Europe, Canada, Australia, and Argentina reported rising violence and online abuse, as the J7 urged governments to act before further attacks.
Zionism promised a cure for antisemitism, then Israel became its case manager – comment
Protecting Jews worldwide requires more than good intentions – it demands a clearer Israeli strategy
Abuse festers in a community that keeps it covered - opinion
He offends because he’s judged, correctly, that the community will protect its reputation before the girl in front of him.
Keren Hayesod appoints Ambassador Eli Vered Hazan as next World Chairman
Hazan is set to succeed Sam Grundwerg, leader of Keren Hayesod over the past eight years.
Chabad couple turns a small dream into Iceland's historic first Jewish cultural center - interview
"Our first priority was just to connect with people on a personal level, on an individual level, and find out what people felt was missing," Rabbi Feldman told The Jerusalem Post.
