Diaspora Jews
Inside America’s first prison synagogue: New exhibit tells the story of Jewish inmates who built it
While founded by Quakers and long Christian-oriented, Eastern State hosted Jewish prisoners as early as the 1800s.
'An attack against humanity': Argentina marks 32 years since deadly AMIA bombing
Australian antisemitism 'passed point of no return,' Jewish leader tells 'Post' after emigrating
American Jewish exceptionalism is ending, here’s what must come next - opinion
Romania: Fashionable antisemitism
Antisemitism in Romania today is visible in far-right demonstrations, extremist political movements, and hostile rhetoric in parts of the media.
Shavuot, Shabbat candle-lighting times for Israel and US
See Shavuot and Shabbat times for your area.
Texas Dem candidate faces backlash over pledge to jail 'American Zionists' in ICE center
Texas Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo faces backlash after pledging to imprison “American Zionists” in an ICE detention center, drawing condemnation from party leaders.
From an F to a C: Does Cal Poly's new antisemitism grade reflect reality?
ANTISEMITISM AFFAIRS: The ADL has published the annual report card since 2024, grading colleges and universities based on levels of antisemitic incidents and attitudes reported on campus.
Diaspora Jews aren't ‘traitors’ for not making aliyah, Diaspora Affairs Minister Chikli says
“That attack on Diaspora Jewry does not serve us,” Chikli said. “I would not use the language of threats.”
Lauder: Israel must urgently repair ties with Diaspora Jews before it is too late - interview
Reflecting upon the WJC’s historic mission and contemporary challenges, Lauder warned that Israel could no longer take Diaspora Jews for granted.
We built them before - we must build them again - opinion
As antisemitism rises again, Jewish history offers a proven blueprint for rebuilding economic strength, independence, and resilience.
Two books, two realities: How October 7 transformed Lihi Lapid's American book tour - opinion
Publishing two books abroad revealed how October 7 reshaped Jewish identity in the Diaspora – and why shared culture may be the bridge linking Jews together
'Too Jewish?' Why Jewish stories still make some audiences uncomfortable
Why Jewish stories still provoke discomfort – and why that discomfort matters
'Too Israel-focused, too Jewy': How publishing closes its doors to Jewish writers - opinion
How politics, fear, and quiet boycotts are narrowing the space for Israel-related voices in the literary world
