Melissa Langsam Braunstein

American Jews buck the US trend and turn away from religion

But will antisemitism on dating sites change the picture in the future?

A New York protest turned violent, but there is hope

At last there’s progress on fighting antisemitism in the US

The Antisemitism Awareness Act has been stalled for years. But now that’s changed

Can Trump actually crack down on campus antisemitism?

President’s executive order may offer Jewish students far more protection against antisemitism

Will it be ‘America First’ or ‘America Only’ that gets the upper hand in the Trump administration?

There are worrying signs from some of the key Middle East and foreign policy appointments

Donald Trump’s inaugural speech was more muted on Israel than many expected

Only a single paragraph, about Trump wanting to be “a peacemaker and unifier”, referenced Israel

Synagogues throw open their doors as the fires tear through Los Angeles

LA is the US’s second largest Jewish community

The New Orleans attack is what ‘globalising the intifada’ means

Americans who cheerlead terror under the guise of ‘resistance’ should be careful what they wish for

Brazen attacks on ‘Zionists’ snowballed in 2024

That should change in 2025

The antisemitism rooted in the US healthcare system

It’s not just the NHS, can American Jews trust their doctors?

Are US employers discriminating against Jews?

A survey has found that that American Jews must apply to 24.2 per cent more jobs to hear back from the same number of employers as someone signalling Western European heritage

American campuses are now even more toxic for Jews

The campaign to cancel Hillel is about stigmatising, silencing and banishing campus Jews