Diaspora Jews
Small classrooms, lasting legacies
The Global Jewish Teachers Award celebrates eight educators whose influence reaches far beyond school walls
Historic Polish synagogue acquired through tender, to be restored after years of neglect
Herzog honors outgoing Australian Zionist leader Jeremy Leibler
Jewish treasures stolen during Kristallnacht return to Berlin after decades in US synagogue
American, Israeli Jews report stronger bonds despite challenges of recent years, survey finds
A new JFNA survey found that 72% of American Jews and 75% of Israeli Jews feel a sense of commonality, challenging perceptions of a growing divide between the communities.
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Israel must move beyond Election Day and tackle its biggest challenges - opinion
Israel’s next government can build public trust by easing reservists’ burdens, fighting crime and helping struggling families.
‘We bear the consequences’: Diaspora Jews fear fallout from Israel’s election - interview
Even if they cannot vote, Diaspora Jews told the Post they are “terrified” that the outcome of elections could have an impact far beyond Israel’s borders.
US school district proceeds with Jewish camp trip despite CAIR objections to Israeli symbols
A Connecticut school district will proceed with a trip to a Jewish camp despite CAIR objections to Israeli flags and Israel-related programming at the facility.
Three years, hundreds of millions: JFNA report details Diaspora impact on post-Oct. 7 Israel
The funds were distributed to multiple causes, including medical and trauma relief, economic relief, community resilience, and education-related programs.
America provided safe refuge to some who now seek to dismantle it from within – opinion
US Rep. Ilhan Omar and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani are just two examples in a long line of turncoats – those who strive to undermine the very values that protect them.
Jewish Federations to hire 100 professionals to combat rising antisemitism across North America
JFNA launched a $35 million initiative to fight antisemitism and has expanded its efforts in 120 communities across the United States.
When the republic loses the street, its Jews lose first
A republic that cannot protect its town halls will not long protect its synagogues.
Man arrested after alleged antisemitic attacks on three Jewish women in London
The Metropolitan Police said officers were called to the Clapton Common area of Hackney, northeast London, at around 1:40 p.m. after volunteers from Shomrim London detained the suspect.
Global Jewish life profoundly reshaped by impact of Israeli-Palestinian conflict, INSS report shows
A recent Institute for National Security Studies report claims that global fallout from Israel’s conflict has profoundly reshaped everyday Jewish life across diaspora communities.
