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'You can't live here for less than $200-300K': the Israelis who took a bite of the Big Apple

The young Israelis who stormed the moving, trade, and renovation markets in the 1980s have been replaced by tech workers and academics, together forming one of the largest Israeli communities abroad; now, around 150,000 Israelis live in New York

Ayala Or-El | 12.14.25

Jewish history that shall not be erased: a visit to Belfast

In the distant corner of Britain remains a small Jewish community, facing significant challenges. Due to the history of the conflict in Northern Ireland, there is particular sensitivity in Belfast regarding the situation in Israel, often not in our favor

Ayelet Mamo Shai | 12.14.25

Why does Elon Musk care what color Jews are?

Don't be fooled — any talk of Jews and race will always be used as a tool for our extermination

David Christopher Kaufman | 12.06.25

הפגנה מפגינים פרו פלסטינים בלפסט צפון אירלנד

Irish Jews say they have never faced such antisemitism and are in deep shock

Two Irish Jews tell ynet that hostility toward the community has surged, including a move to strip the name of Herzog Park in Dublin; they say the effort amounted to ‘collective punishment’ of Irish Jews for actions of Israel’s government

Sharon Kidon | 12.03.25

How to know when it's time to leave? Jacob's story guides Jews facing growing hostility

Opinion: In places where Jews feel pressure to hide their identity and leaders show open or quiet antisemitism the signs are clear, and Jacob’s story offers a guide for understanding danger, comfort and the pull to return home

Rabbi David Stav | 11.29.25

Polish lawmaker sparks outrage with anti-Jewish tirade outside Auschwitz: 'Poland is for Poles'

Grzegorz Braun, a far-right Polish parliament member with a history of anti-Jewish rhetoric, declared that Jews 'have their own states'; Poland’s justice minister said he will pursue legal action, calling Braun’s remarks a disgrace

Itamar Eichner | 11.25.25

הרב אלחנן מילר יושב בפאנל במהלך הכנס בסנגל

A Jewish prayer and Qur’an verse sparked connection in a 95% Muslim country

At an interfaith conference in Senegal, pro-Palestinian protesters tried to disrupt the event, but moments later the author found himself reciting Qur’an verses and explaining a mezuzah to local religious leaders; In a traditional society with deep anti-Israel currents, highlighting shared traditions offers an opening for dialogue

Rabbi Elhanan Miller | 11.25.25

Reform Judaism in US faces declining membership as synagogues adapt to demographic shifts

Reform synagogues face falling membership and dues, leading them to rent unused space for community programs; trend highlights shifting demographics as Orthodox communities grow and younger Jews seek new forms of connection

Ayala Or-El | 11.22.25

‘The ground beneath us is burning’: North American Jews confront rising antisemitism

More than 2,000 Jewish leaders gathered in Washington for the GA amid soaring antisemitism, unprecedented security threats and a historic 908 million dollar campaign for Israel, as federations launch 'Rebuild Israel' and fight for Jewish safety at home

Itamar Eichner | 11.21.25

Two Haredi Jews visit Lebanon via Syria: 'It felt like Europe, not the Middle East'

Two Haredi Jews entered Lebanon via Syria, including Berry Indig from New York, who told ynet he visited Beirut’s Dahiyeh and the site where Nasrallah reportedly was killed: 'I kept a low profile, felt many eyes on me'

Lior Ben Ari | 11.13.25

London theater faces discrimination claims over refusal to host Jewish events

Jewish community leaders allege London’s Troxy theater has banned Jewish events since the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack; the venue denies discrimination, saying cancellations were made solely for safety reasons

Itamar Eichner | 11.09.25

Mamdani’s win reshapes Jewish Democrats as Israel-Gaza divide upends New York politics

Progressive Muslim Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral win over Andrew Cuomo exposes deep divisions among New York’s Jewish voters and reshapes the city’s political landscape amid tensions over Israel’s war in Gaza

Reuters | 11.09.25

ג'רמי ויין שומייקר, חשוד בתכנון מתקפה על בתי כנסת באלבמה

FBI foils planned mass shooting at Alabama synagogues: suspect vowed ‘not to be taken alive’

Authorities arrested 33-year-old Jeremy Wayne Shoemaker after uncovering weapons and ammunition at his home; Officials say he planned attacks on synagogues and possibly public figures; 'A catastrophe was prevented,' an FBI spokesperson said

Daniel Edelson, New York | 10.30.25

Chabad emissaries shelter during Jamaica hurricane as Torah scrolls are evacuated from synagogue

Hurricane Melissa, the strongest storm in Jamaica’s history, caused severe damage to the island’s Chabad House; Rabbi Yaakov Raskin and his family took shelter in a small room as the community prayed remotely for their safety

Itamar Eichner | 10.29.25

French-Jewish TV star Arthur Essebag accuses France: 'The country is blind to Jewish fear'

After 30 years as one of France’s most beloved entertainers, Arthur Essebag releases a powerful new book detailing his anguish since October 7: the loneliness, antisemitism, and sense of betrayal in French society

Yaniv Pohoryles | 10.16.25

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