To describe Benjamin Netanyahu’s government as a “nightmare” for liberal American Jews would be to badly understate the case.

American Jews are helping the effort to rebuild and rehabilitate Kibbutz Erez and most of the other Israeli communities near ...

A growing number of American Jews whose parents and grandparents fled Germany during World War II are now getting German ...

The big legacy groups remain mostly silent. But nearly everyone else now agrees: Netanyahu’s Gaza war is one of the great ...

Images of children starving in Gaza have caused what some Jewish Americans call a “rupture” between supporters of Israel’s ...

The indifference of the West, and the lackluster response of the United States and its Jewish leadership to evidence of the ...

The solidarity that Jewish Americans initially received from our fellow citizens in the aftermath of Oct. 7 has since waned, drowned out by other, more disturbing voices, even from some we ...

American Jews are increasingly concerned about antisemitism, with three-quarters saying there is more antisemitism than there was five years ago and more than half of Jews reported feeling less ...

In its landmark study of American Jewry in 2020, the Pew Research Center reported that there were an estimated 7.5 million Jews of all ages in the United States. Now, in a new study released June ...

American Jews a century ago faced upheaval, bigotry and division — all familiar today The Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau’s first group of immigrants shortly after their arrival in ...

How American Jews’ relationship with Israel went from ‘Exodus’ to anguish In ‘We Are Not One,’ Eric Alterman explores American Jews’ struggle with their tribal loyalties and Israeli ...