Assimilation

Does apathy toward antisemitism pave the way to Jewish assimilation? - opinion

My task as a journalist is to raise and discuss questions that Jews should care about, and I believe that the subject of assimilation is on the mind of a large segment of Israel’s population.

|ByWALTER BINGHAM
French Jew Alfred Dreyfus is stripped of his rank on January 13, 1895, in this illustrative depiction.
The "National Menorah" in Washington, D.C., Dec. 6, 2023.

8 candles, 80 opinions: The many meanings of an American Hanukkah - opinion

After October 7, Jews in America are more divided than ever.

|ByRABBI LEON A. MORRIS
Thousands of Israel Defense Forces reservists and their supporters rallied in front of the Israel Defense Forces headquarters in Tel Aviv to reaffirm their Oath of Allegiance to the IDF and the State of Israel on April 3, 2023.

Should Israel accept immigrants who aren't Jewish according to Halacha? - opinion

Assimilation is not a process in which one group marries another, rather it is a process in which a group or part of it loses its identity and is absorbed into another group.

|BySHALOM SADIK
Letters

Letters to the Editor January 23, 2023: Well-worn process

Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.

|ByLETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Intellectual Judaism: uniting all Jews among themselves and with Christians

JANUARY 14, 2018ByVLADIMIR MINKOV
The Jerusalem Post

Israel and the Diaspora: Rectifying a strained relationship

SEPTEMBER 27, 2017ByMICHAEL FRIDMAN
Michael Fridman