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The institutions “need to be more than just a haven from threats or abuse, they should be centers of excellence,” Yael Foundation CEO says.
From 2018 through last year, hate crimes against Jews rose from 253 to 477, an increase of 89%.
Daily activities range from field trips and arts-and-crafts projects to music and baking classes, all within a spiritually enriching environment.
“Members of the community are not happy. They feel threatened and insecure. The number of Jews who are considering moving to Israel is on the rise,” says Israeli Consul-General Paul Hirschson.
The wave of immigration to Israel coincides with the nearly 11-month war against Hamas in Gaza and a surge in global antisemitism.
With only 2,200 members, including Israelis who had to relocate for professional reasons, Ireland’s Jewish community has a tiny voice.
Although the New Communist Party is a marginal group, its blacklist garnered national attention and widespread condemnation.
The 44th International Conference on Jewish Genealogy in Philadelphia also offered opportunities that looked to the future.
The inaugural summer program brought together 28 students.
Chicago has yet to issue permit for pro-Israel demonstrators, despite massive number of Hamas-supporting protesters expected.
The data breach led to a massive doxxing campaign by anti-Israel activists.
“Learning about our grandfather Aaron’s journey from Moscow to China and the challenges he faced has deepened our appreciation for the resilience and adaptability that runs in our family,” Alex Schneider tells JNS.