Diaspora
NSC issues warning for Israelis abroad following airstrikes on Iran
The measures advised by the NSC include avoiding displaying Jewish or Israeli symbols in public spaces, and avoid attending large events associated with Israel or Judaism.
A Jewish bridge builder’s burial, 15 years late: The strange afterlife of Lawrence Rubin
Vandals daub swastikas on Jewish gravestones in Moldova
'A rare opportunity': KKL-JNF conference in Paris draws Jewish leaders from three continents
‘We are here standing with one voice’: Staten Island leaders speak out against antisemitism
"Wherever we come from, when we come to Staten Island, we are united in peace, and we treat people with respect," Borough President Vito Fossella.
California ICE protests spark calls for ‘nonviolence’ from Jewish community leaders
“We will not answer violence with violence,” said Rabbi Sharon Brous of IKAR.
Jewish children shouldn't need armed guards to go to school - opinion
With 2.2 billion people worldwide holding antisemitic beliefs, violent attacks on Jews from Paris to Boulder represent a global crisis that demands collective action.
An open letter to Israelis living abroad - opinion
After over 600 days of war, where are the diaspora volunteers who rushed home in past conflicts? This time, the silence from abroad is deafening.
‘Traumatic invalidation’: Therapists discuss how Jewish distress has been ignored since Oct. 7
Many Jews have been "met with a stunning mix of silence, blaming, excluding, and even outright denying the atrocities of Oct. 7," explained Bar-Halpern and Wolfman.
US Jews will be under attack for next decade, intelligence expert testifies to US subcommittee
Kerry Sleeper, who is the Deputy Director of Intelligence at Secure Community Network (SCN), urged the subcommittee to develop a task force to protect the Jewish community from threats.
Gary Torgow elected as chair of Jewish Federations of North America
Detroit banking executive and philanthropist to lead umbrella group of 146 federations across the US and Canada.
Over 100 Democrats vote 'no' to resolution condemning Boulder attack
Despite opposition, the resolution passed with a 280-113 split, with all 'no' votes coming from Democrats.
Israel's Knesset considers rescue, rehabilitation of children from Jewish cult Lev Tahor
The committee discussed the support framework provided to cult survivors arriving in Israel.
Jewish-Ukrainian soldier killed in fighting with Russia, third Jewish casualty in two weeks
An estimated 200 Jewish fighters have died in the nearly 3.5-year war, according to the Federation of Jewish Communities.
The moment of reckoning: Israel and the Diaspora must stand united - opinion
The events of October 7 and their aftermath have cast a long shadow, not only over Israel and Gaza but also over the relationship between Israel and Jewish communities worldwide,
