In a Post-October 7 World, American Jews Face a Crisis of Confidence | Opinion
The days of prostrating before marauding murderers are over. We are open to all discussions related to coexistence. We will ...
How Oct. 7 Changed American Jews
Since the Oct. 7 attack, more than four in 10 American Jews have either sought out or engaged more with Jewish life, ...
‘It’s not over.’ One year later, Jews in Greater Boston reckon with the legacy of Oct. 7
CAMBRIDGE — It had been almost exactly a year since the first time that members of the Harvard Jewish community gathered in ...
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One Year After October 7, American Jewry Has Been “Broken … in Half”
The casualties in the Middle East include thousands of innocents lives and (for now) any hope of peace. The casualty here?
The Year American Jews Woke Up
One realization: American Jews should not expect reciprocity.
South Florida Jews mark a dark anniversary. For many, it’s sparked a reawakening of faith
As Jews across South Florida gather this month to celebrate the High Holy Days, the tragedies of a terror attack and ...
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Why Jews see pomegranates as symbols of both love and war
When Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff planted a pomegranate tree outside the vice president’s ...
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380,000 American Jewish Children Impacted by Antisemitism Since Oct. 7
The results are deeply concerning and highlight the need for immediate action to address rising antisemitism in America." ...
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Hostage father Jonathan Dekel-Chen lambastes Netanyahu at American Jewish Committee Oct. 7 event
WASHINGTON — The father of a hostage held in the Gaza Strip marked the one-year anniversary of Hamas’ invasion of Israel by ...
Why I’m so grateful to be an American on this Rosh Hashana
Despite the Oct. 7 massacre, daily rocket attacks and surge of antisemitism in America as well as around the world, Tal ...