US government allocates $454.5 million to protect places of worship from attacks
Security fears prompt £150 million increase on 2023 funding
‘Settler colonialism’ is the latest academic construct to attack Jews
A new book skewers the growing idea that Israelis are colonialists
New Jewish Voices for Trump group targets leftist “radical antisemitism”
Former president is wooing Jewish voters, feeling betrayed by the Biden administration, who are peeling away from the Democratic Party
Long Island mask ban aims to counter antisemitism’s veiled threat
The Republican-controlled state legislature voted to “unmask hate”
How October 7 has changed Jewish dating
Jewish Matchmaking star Aleeza Ben Shalom has written a book on how the world of romance has changed since October 7. She tells me all about it
The untold story of October 7 is the destruction of Israeli agriculture
Israel made the desert bloom… Hamas tried to destroy its fields and farms
Meet the Jewish students turning down Ivy League offers because of Jew hate
Yeshiva University’s “Blue Square Scholars” programme helps transfer students who no longer feel safe at Ivy League universities
Jewish voters ponder Israel and their safety as Kamala takes over
In recent years more Jews have voted Republican Party or registered as independents than previously
Since no one else will act, Jewish students are turning to the courts
Since October, at least 50 colleges and universities have been subject to civil lawsuits
Healing with the help of the best tattoo artists in the world
Healing Ink is a groundbreaking programme providing free tattoos to more than 100 survivors of the October 7 attacks, injured IDF soldiers and relatives of victims murdered by Hamas
Celebration of NATO’s 75th anniversary overshadowed by growing concerns over Biden
This week could make or break President Biden’s candidacy
Canadian school board tightens up anti-Palestinian racism policy as cases of antisemitism skyrocket
What is happening in Canada now may be a foretaste of what is coming to the US and Europe
US students don’t care about wars that aren’t Gaza says Ethiopian Jewish leader
Former Harvard professor Ephraim Isaac says that Western students ignore conflicts in Africa to solely focus on Gaza
Museumgoers break down at NYC October 7 exhibition
October 7th, 06.29am: The Moment Music Stood Still is open until June 16
Play about terror of October 7 opens in New York amid massive security
“The world should never forget the stories from October 7. That’s why we wrote this play.”
‘Since October 7 we have had no life’: The displaced Israelis living in hotels
For months thousands of Israelis have not been able to go home
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