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War reshapes faith: Study finds Israeli young adults turn to religion and spirituality amid conflict

A Hebrew University survey of 1,200 students found that a quarter grew more religious and a third more spiritual since the war began, while 14% moved away from faith — revealing how trauma drives a search for meaning

Shilo Freid | 10.08.25

US poll: 4 in 10 American Jews believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza

Washington Post poll: 61% of U.S. Jews say Israel committed war crimes in Gaza, 68% disapprove of Netanyahu, yet most still see Israel as key to Jewish identity; the majority back continued U.S. aid

Ynet | 10.04.25

ג'יהאד א-שאמי, המחבל שביצע את הפיגוע במנצ'סטר

Manchester victims Adrian and Melvin killed by Jihad al-Shamie; attacker lived near synagogue and worked as tutor

UK releases new details on Jihad al-Shamie, 35, the Syrian-born man who killed two Jews in Manchester on Yom Kippur; neighbors describe him as isolated, childhood videos show him playing near the attack site

Ynet | 10.03.25

Vayelech Torah portion: The balance of the individual and the nation

This week, we read the portion of Vayelech, which means ‘he walked’ or ‘he went’; this portion is a very monumental one for many reasons; Moses is reaching his final moments, and he is passing on the torch to Joshua

Hillel Fuld | 09.25.25

From Israel to the Diaspora: 30 most influential Jewish leaders

As the tumultuous Hebrew year draws to a close, 30 influential Jewish figures—from Netanyahu and Zuckerberg to ex-hostage Noa Argamani and NBA star Deni Avdija—have shaped Israel’s fate and global Jewish identity amid war

Ynet Global | 09.24.25

כתובות אנטישמיות רוססו בסביבת מטה הנהלת ארגון IAC בלוס אנג'לס

Global antisemitism surged in August, with US logging most incidents, report finds

A new report by the Combat Antisemitism Movement recorded 694 antisemitic incidents worldwide in August 2025, a 15% rise from last year; The US led with 162 cases, followed by Greece, the UK and France

Itamar Eichner | 09.22.25

Three in four Jewish professors in the US face discrimination, ADL report says

A new Anti-Defamation League report exposes widespread antisemitism on US campuses: Jewish faculty face discrimination, harassment, or course cancellations, and many feel forced to hide their identity or confront hostility for being Jewish

Daniel Edelson, New York | 09.12.25

Los Angeles Holocaust Museum faces backlash over online post linking ‘Never Again’ to Gaza

Holocaust Museum sparks backlash after pulling a post redefining 'Never Again' as a universal principle—then backtracks, claiming misinterpretation

Yogev Israeli | 09.09.25

'Not a rabbi, not Israeli': Jewish-American defends Syria visit after viral photos spark online uproar

Moshe Klein, a New York Jew who recently visited Syria, stirred controversy after photos of him near military vehicles went viral; 'I saw good people there. Of course there were some who didn’t like that I came'

Lior Ben Ari | 09.08.25

Jewish-American philanthropist Felix Posen dies at 96

Posen, the visionary philanthropist who fled Nazi Germany as a child, leaves behind a towering legacy—transforming trauma into a global mission to preserve Jewish culture

Ynet | 09.07.25

The Jewish crossroads: Diaspora and Israel at a critical juncture

Opinion: Jewish communities worldwide face unprecedented threats—from rising antisemitism in the Diaspora to political failure and regional hostility in Israel—creating a critical crossroads demanding urgent moral, political, and social reckoning

Nadav Eyal | 09.03.25

The land of Israel is a vineyard, the Jewish people are its grapes

Opinion: From the grapes carried from Canaan to vineyards where our daughters danced, the vine binds the Jewish people to the land; Rome burned our Temple but drank our wine—our history and story preserved in every cup, a taste of redemption

Adam Scott Bellos | 09.01.25

Coming home for the Jewish Holidays: Olim celebrate their first High Holidays in Israel

For thousands of new immigrants, this High Holiday season marks more than tradition; it’s their first Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Simchat Torah as Israeli citizens; a journey of faith, resilience, and belonging as they join a nation united in prayer, celebration, and hope

Emma Oliver | 08.31.25

150 Israeli children barred from adventure park, sparking headlines across France

Peak of anti-Israel wave in Europe: Pyrenees’ largest adventure park closed 'for safety checks' likely to block Israelis; Colleague: 'He worked with Israelis'; French Jews: 'Tsunami of anti-Semitism'

Ynetnews | 08.22.25

Europe antisemitism wave rises after incidents in France, Netherlands

French Resort manager is arrested for refusing entry to 150 Israeli children based on 'personal principles,' facing charges, as anti-Israel incidents rise across Europe; similar attacks in the Netherlands and a pro-Palestinian protest at Austria

Itamar Eichner, Tamar Shavak, Paris | 08.22.25

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