Diaspora Jews
CAM weekly Antisemitism report – Chabad HQ targeted in car ramming attack
CAM CEO Sacha Roytman called the attack "only the latest grim example of the growing normalization of violence targeting Jews."
Josh Shapiro: Return of America’s oldest antisemitic trope - opinion
US-Iran tensions escalate: What’s next for Israel and the Middle East?
Editor's Notes: Even after his death, Rabbi Sacks' idea of antisemitism stays dangerously relevant
Hungary changed from antisemitic to center for Jewish life, senior rabbi tells 'Post' - interview
With greater access to Kosher food, more Mikvahs, more synagogues, and less antisemitism, Jewish life has improved greatly in just five years, but Jewish leaders warn about complacency.
Rebranding Zionism, unifying Jews: Rabbi Doron Perez on his plans as WZO president - interview
JEWISH WORLD AFFAIRS: Rabbi Doron Perez, in his role as WZO president, aims to unify Jews and rebrand Zionism as a force for good
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Venezuela’s Jewish community cautiously resumes daily life after US operation to arrest Maduro
Truzman pointed to the community’s relations with its surroundings, living in harmony with other religious groups and maintains routine coordination with state authorities on security matters.
Australia's Albanese announces Royal Commission into antisemitism after weeks of pushback
The commission will explore the key factors driving antisemitism in Australia, recommendations for law enforcement on antisemitism, for social cohesion, and the Bondi Beach mass shooting.
From war to renewal: The Jewish Agency responds to crisis and builds the future
“When Jews are attacked anywhere, it affects us everywhere. Our answer – now as then – is solidarity, responsibility, and the determination to build a stronger future together.”
One nation, many homes: Confronting antisemitism across the world - opinion
Across the globe, Jews face fear from rising antisemitism, and only shared courage will keep the nation strong.
The writing is on the wall: Why Jewish communities are still at risk - opinion
When terror meets political correctness, the next disaster is already on its way
At a former driving school, Kehillat Harlem plants roots for Jewish life uptown
A new non denominational synagogue in Central Harlem is emerging as a hub for worship, community, and inclusion amid the neighborhood’s growing Jewish population.
Diaspora Ministry pairs with US liberal synagogue rabbinical fellowship to strengthen Israel ties
A cohort from the SWFS Amplify Israel fellowship met with Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli in an effort to "strengthen [Israel's] connection with liberal rabbis from North America."
