Diaspora Jewry
“Israel is closer than you think,” longtime diplomat Lorin Maugery told JNS.
New York City, where a majority of incidents occur, saw an increase of 33% in crimes against Jews.
The historic conference crossed the Atlantic for the post-COVID summit.
The fatal disease is 10 times more prevalent among Ashkenazi Jews as the general American public.
Therapist Rachel Bernstein says she has spoken to more than 1,000 former cult members in the course of three decades.
The incident occurred during a protest by hundreds of people, mostly members of Israel’s Ethiopian community, over the handling of a hit-and-run case involving the death of 4-year-old Ethiopian Israeli Rafael Adana.
“The census data must now be interpreted cautiously when it concerns the haredi community,” Joel Friedman, a spokesman for U.K. Orthodox Jewry, told JNS.
“A crisis is always an opportunity,” says veteran diplomat Israel Nitzan, who has led Israel’s critical consulate through COVID-19 and political turmoil in Jerusalem and Washington.
Post-pandemic, brick-and-mortar Judaica stores are closing at a rapid rate. What has the Jewish community lost?
The Alliance Heritage Center at Stockton University preserves and interprets the story of the farming community, which began in the 1880s.
More than 29,000 new olim arrived in the first half of the year.
“Continued research to improve the accuracy of ethnicity-specific breast cancer risk prediction algorithms is required,” the researchers wrote.
