The years following a war are defined by hardened stances for many. Is that still the case today?

In the days and weeks after Oct. 7, the New Israel Fund began, for the first time, providing direct services to Israelis, calling hotels, buying open rooms to house displaced Israelis and supplying basic needs to survivors and hostage families. In the middle of the night on Oct. 7, Yotam Polizer, who leads the Israeli... Read More

Rather than focusing on the heartbreak of Oct. 7 as the third anniversary approaches, Eilat Harel is helping plan an event that embraces hope and recovery. “The concept of ‘Echoes […]

Local Jewish leaders are calling for vigilance following two local acts of vandalism at Jewish spaces.

'Mom and Dad are dead': Families of those murdered, kidnapped and injured in the Hamas massacre are sharing on social media, under the hashtag #כולנו710 (“WeAreAll710”), the messages their loved ones sent on October 7, 2023

The Jewish Federation of Greater Portland urged the University of Oregon to take action after antisemitic flyers called for ‘Hillel off campus’

Kumu, formed by October 7 mourners, and Nova Tribe community each plan ceremonies on anniversary of the 2023 Hamas terrorist attack, timed so that both can be attended

Not long after the Israelites left Egypt, camped in the wilderness with a whole people to govern and no government yet, Moses sat alone from morning until night, judging every dispute in the camp. The line outside his tent never got shorter. His father-in-law, Jethro, told Moses plainly that his approach would wear him out.... Read More

By Mark Cooper, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (AJNews) – While some 1,000 supporters marched through the damp weather for Calgary’s Walk with Israel, a group of Iranian Canadian allies braved…

American Jews are engaging in self blame. They are afraid, forced to live their Jewish lives within confined spaces, and some accuse Israel of causing the surge in antisemitism.

The Jewish state lowered its flags to half-staff at 6:29 a.m. to launch commemorations honoring fallen soldiers and victims of the 2023 assault.

With the Treasury Department’s release last week of the long-awaited proposed regulations on the new federal “Education Freedom Tax Credit,” set to take effect in January, major Jewish organizations are gearing up to use it to transform Jewish education in the United States. Unclear until now, one of the most significant elements of the guidelines... Read More

"Ultimately, through the continued pressure of legislative action, legal action and strategic communications, we think that we can turn the tide," the North American Values Institute told JNS.

The federal government’s announcement “literally doubles the potential for this program to transform the math of funding Jewish education in America,” Nathan Diament of the Orthodox Union told JNS.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland will bring community members together on Oct. 7 to commemorate three years since the Oct. 7, 2023, surprise attacks in Israel by Hamas.

According to a Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) study published in early September, the American Jewish community spent a record $1.015 billion on community security in 2025, up 33%

While Republicans have embraced the program that is being championed by Jewish community groups, only Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has opted in so far among Democrats

Community members learned how to recognize potential threats and respond during an active shooter situation at a security training on Sept. 16 at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Jack, Joseph

Prominent Montreal businessman and philanthropist Stephen Gross was this year's recipient of the Samuel Bronfman Medal during Federation CJA's 109th annual general meeting.

Passengers and crew stopped an attempted hijacking on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv after authorities say a pilot stabbed his co-pilot and tried to crash the

The campaigns are helping support Const. Jeff Smith and fund security and building repairs at Sons of Jacob Synagogue.

A Pennsylvania Senate hearing focused on anti-Semitism in schools and efforts to address reported incidents through education and awareness.

Alongside the return of residents who were evacuated, thousands of new residents have moved to the region since October 7.

Here are 3 steps the district can take to improve

“When I grow up, I want to be Yitzhak Abt.” Danielle Abraham remembers that thought striking her at a Limmud conference nearly two decades ago as Abt, a member of Israel’s founding generation, described building Israel’s international aid program for David Ben-Gurion and Golda Meir. At the time, Abraham was a starry-eyed Oxford music graduate,... Read More

Noa Argamani survived Hamas captivity. Two years after her rescue, she's joining the Israel-focused fund Vine Ventures.

In a community that is often thriving on the surface, the statistic that revealed that 20% of Jewish households are financially vulnerable was a surprise to many.

The school became the first college to join a Project Shema and Ruderman Family Foundation program aimed at fighting antisemitism, planning to train the newest psychologists to confront the oldest hatred.

The Secure Community Network (SCN) and the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta commend law enforcement for the swift arrest of Jonathan Susor, a Georgia man,…

A rabbi’s warning to the first group of Eastern European Jewish immigrants sailing to America in 1839 to be good Jews and not succumb to America’s freedoms will be on

The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati will donate up to $25,000 in matching funds to a Northern Kentucky regional housing fund. Read more.

This evening, thousands of people will gather near the United Nations’ headquarters in New York City to demand that world leaders take serious action against antisemitism as Jewish communities continue to face violent attacks — most recently in Canada, where a gunman opened fire at a synagogue on Yom Kippur evening, seriously injuring a police officer... Read More

Federation CJA’s Women’s Philanthropy marked the 40th anniversary of the Lion of Judah in Montreal with a landmark luncheon Sept. 16 at Le Windsor attended by more than 300 women—a

The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Supporting Foundation is doubling down on its support for Jewish Federations of North America’s talent pipeline, providing an $11.5 million grant — its second such donation — to continue and expand its career development programs, the groups exclusively shared with eJewishPhilanthropy on Thursday. The three-year grant will help grow programs... Read More

SCN and the Jewish Federation & Foundation of Northeast Florida worked closely with law enforcement and community partners to support the investigation and provide situational…