Diaspora Jews
Nearly 5,000 come together in Israel's largest teen Diaspora-Israel solidarity event
“The Big Tent event is an opportunity for teens to feel like they're connected to something bigger,” said Nadav Shachmon, the Director of Israel Partnerships at RootOne.
Gibraltar names airport for Jewish political trailblazer who was first-ever mayor, chief minister
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Chabad couple turns a small dream into Iceland's historic first Jewish cultural center - interview
Israeli intern says Boston Medical Center punished her for reporting antisemitic material at work
The complaint alleges “that the victim was physically separated from the rest of the clinical team, excluded from routine professional interactions and group lunches, and denied patient debriefs."
Israeli author Amir Tibon wins Sami Rohr Prize for Oct. 7 memoir
“It is an incredible honor to receive the Sami Rohr Prize and join the esteemed list of writers who have won this award over the past two decades,” Tibon said in the Sami Rohr Prize press release.
America at 250: The triangular relationship between US, Israel, and Jews is at risk - opinion
A sober look at this triangular relationship shows that each of its sides has weakened in recent years.
Canadian Jews weigh leaving as increasing antisemitism fuels search for safer homes
Rising threats and hate incidents are driving some Jewish Canadians to explore relocation options in Panama, the US, and Israel.
California advances three bills curbing hate speech, protecting Jewish students and employees
The first bill, AB 1853, was written after a candidate statement with antisemitic conspiracy theories and white nationalist rhetoric was mailed out to 23 million voters.
We fear listing 'Jewish' on hospital forms after October 7, Australian Jews tell 'Post' - exclusive
Three Australian patients told the Post that they were too scared to write that they were Jewish on their hospital forms out of fear of any discrimination they could face.
The Somme, 110 years on: The Jewish soldiers who fought and died
The Battle of the Somme, one of the bloodiest and most infamous battles in history, was intended to break the German lines and bring World War I closer to an Allied victory.
‘Anti-Zionist patrol’ in Thessaloniki sparks outrage from Greek Jewish community
The incident happened exactly 95 years after an antisemitic pogrom took place in the Campbell neighborhood of Kalamaria in the same city.
Not the usual itinerary: Why Diaspora Jews are seeking West Bank encounters on Israel trips
Some Diaspora Jews are rethinking the traditional Israel trip, seeking deeper engagement with Palestinians and the conflict
Is the golden age of Jews in America ending? - opinion
As America marks 250 years, Jews celebrate a remarkable partnership while confronting new questions about its future
