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Over half of American Jews altered behavior due to antisemitism in 2025 - poll
Overall, according to the report, two-thirds of respondents said that they believed Jews in the US were less secure than a year ago.
UAE hosts American Jewish Committee on sidelines of World Governments Summit
Gay rights activist arrested in London for 'Globalize the intifada' sign
North Macedonia MP Rashela Mizrahi brings solidarity message to Israel during parliamentary visit
Jewish communities worldwide to rally in support of Israel amidst terror attacks
Combating antisemitism on college campuses like UPenn - opinion
Colleges and universities across the US have an opportunity and responsibility to take bold action and reassert strong commitments to safe communities for their Jewish students.
Ted Deutch left Congress to head a Jewish organization. Can he find the ‘nuance’ that he seeks?
Ted Deutch, marking one year as CEO of the American Jewish Committee, remains committed to what he calls “nuance” in fighting the community’s battles.
Jewish orgs in the US express concerns over judicial reform
Many Jewish organizations in the Diaspora haven't reacted to the legislation process, though many of the have already responded negatively to these legislations.
Israeli anti-judicial reform activists rally against AJC head
The protesters, part of the anti-judicial reform movement UnXeptable, called on AJC CEO Ted Deutch to take a stand on Israeli judicial reform.
Intl. antisemitism envoys honored in Israel for defending Jews worldwide
AJC said the envoys have shown exemplary leadership, moral courage and outstanding contribution to the global fight against antisemitism.
Israel's judicial reform must 'maintain checks and balances' - AJC
American Jewish Committee (AJC) CEO Ted Deutch echoed President Isaac Herzog's calls for dialog on the controversial judicial reform.
AIPAC, AJC, congratulate incoming Israeli government
The two groups issued statements congratulating prime minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu after his call with President Herzog.
In Ohio, ‘zoombombing’ a religious service can now net jail time
The law, “Increasing Penalties for Disturbing a Religious Service,” passed last week unanimously in the state Senate. It had previously passed in the state House, 95-1.
Jewish groups condemn series of antisemitic incidents in Washington, DC area
“We cannot normalize or become inured to the proliferation of such heinous acts,” several leaders wrote in a joint statement.
