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מחאות פרו-פלסטיניות בטיימס סקוור ניו יורק

Facing antisemitism, diaspora Jews remove Jewish symbols

Post-October 7 antisemitism forces Jews worldwide to hide symbols of identity including mezuzahs, kippahs and stars of David as record aliyah and grassroots solidarity redefine Israel-Diaspora ties amid calls for coordinated action

Sivan Hilaie | 04.08.25

‘They walk our streets’: Hezbollah instills fear in Spanish Jews as gov’t fails to confront terror cells

The arrest of three suspects accused of building exploding drones in the city center has raised alarms about terrorist activity and rising antisemitism in Europe

Gabriel Colodro/The Media Line | 04.04.25

'There have never been worse times for Jews in Australia'

Jeremy Leibler, president of Australia’s Zionist Federation, details the trauma of rising antisemitism post-October 7 and condemns political inaction after a Melbourne synagogue arson attack and a 700% spike in hate crimes

Yaniv Pohoryles | 03.30.25

Diplomacy or war: The dilemma of politicizing the fight against antisemitism

Israel’s diaspora minister called for combating antisemitism with 'full-scale war' rather than diplomatic efforts in his speech at a conference marked by political tensions, high-profile absences and a clear message of ideological resolve

Gabriel Colodro/ The Media Line | 03.30.25

A young boy gets his face painted with glow-in-the-dark colors during a community event hosted by the Jewish community in Palm Beach, Florida

Jewish life in Trump's Palm Beach: Faith, security and the aftermath of October 7

Despite rising antisemitism following October 7 attack, one of America's largest and fastest-growing Jewish communities responds with resilience and unity as community engagement surges 40%, coupled with increased efforts to strengthen Jewish identity

Eli Mandelbaum | 03.29.25

Amid an acute doctor shortage, Israel prescribes physician associates as the cure

Israel is addressing its medical workforce shortage by integrating physician associates (PAs), welcoming Jewish healthcare professionals long shut out due to lack of recognition; as Israel launches its own PA programs, US-trained PAs will lead efforts to expand care and assist doctors

Ilan Levinsohn, New York | 03.19.25

The Jewish community of Hamburg after Oct. 7: Resilience in the face of adversity

The Jewish community of Hamburg is committed to strengthening its presence and identity through the rebuilding of its synagogue, expanding educational institutions, and fighting antisemitism, ensuring a proud and visible future

Eli Mandelbaum | 03.10.25

עצרת פרו ישראלית בוושינגטון ליד בניין הקונגרס

Jewish leader: Diaspora Jews are 'warriors for Israel'

Hadassa Getsztain, Chairperson of the World Jewish Congress in Israel: Jewish communities in the Diaspora are facing challenges too

Emily Schrader, ILTV | 03.10.25

Israel Tech Mission participants gather for a photo in Jaffa

$10 million invested in Israel as 5th tech mission tours Jewish State

Business leaders and investors from the US and South America met with leading innovators in Israeli society as part of a mission meant to connect Israelis and Diaspora Jews and promote investment in Israel

The Media Line/Felice Friedson | 03.03.25

How Detroit’s Jewish community grapples with the aftermath of October 7

Since the October 7 Hamas attacks, Detroit’s Jewish community faces rising antisemitism, security threats and tensions on college campuses; while interfaith ties strain, leaders and students work to preserve Jewish identity, ensure safety and strengthen community resilience

Eli Mandelbaum | 03.01.25

'US universities were caught unprepared, and we saw the harsh consequences'

Jewish Federations of North America Chair Julie Platt addresses 'surge' phenomenon in Jewish community, rising antisemitic protests on campuses and hate incidents in medical institutions—as American Jews face one of their toughest periods

Yaniv Pohoryles | 02.09.25

Solly Wolf, president of UAE’s Jewish community, dies at 75

Wolf, a key figure in fostering interfaith ties, succumbs to prolonged illness; a pioneer in strengthening Jewish life in the Gulf, he worked closely with Emirati leaders to promote coexistence, particularly after the 2020 Abraham Accords

Itamar Eichner | 02.05.25

'The fact that Kfir Bibas is kidnapped reflects a reality that could endanger every Jewish baby'

Rising antisemitism shakes Diaspora Jews, exposing deep divisions over Israel and its policies; As American Jewry's Golden Age fades, many face tough choices about their identity and future; where do we go from here? 5 key trends shaping the Jewish world

Yaniv Pohoryles | 02.01.25

'The Syrian people are convinced that Israel is better than Iran'

Syria's once-thriving Jewish community of 100,000 now numbers only 8; one of them is Bakhour Chamntoub, who describes improved freedoms under the new regime, warm ties with Muslim neighbors and hope for peace between Syria and Israel despite past bloodshed

Lior Ben Ari | 01.18.25

L-R: Honig, Graves, Morissette and Madiha sign the Memorandum of Understanding

In first, US government moves toward granting Jewish businesses minority status

Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce signs historic MOU with US Commerce Department’s MBDA, recognizing Jewish businesses as minorities for the first time; deal grants access to federal resources, addressing inequities and boosting economic inclusion

Ynetnews | 01.16.25

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