Jewish and Israeli Holidays
The U.S. president voiced his administration’s support for Jewish security and made the dubious claim that he “was raised in the synagogues in my state.”
The U.S. president and first lady wish Jews worldwide a happy, healthy and sweet New Year.
The number of Jews in Israel is 7.2 million—up from 7.08 million last year.
“Having differences and being able to voice them is a sign of strength—the strength of our democracy and our people,” says the Israeli president.
The charity is distributing millions in holiday food assistance in the New York area to those whose resources have been stretched due to inflation and the post-COVID-19 reality.
The multitudes continue to arrive despite travel warnings from Israel and pleas from Ukraine.
“Despite increased intimidations and restrictions, tens of thousands of Jews still chose to ascend to the holiest place in Judaism.”
“No member of any community should be worried when they go to observe their faith,” says Samantha Vinograd, assistant secretary for counterterrorism and threat prevention at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Ahead of the High Holidays, Aleph Institute rabbis visit those who are in jail for high crimes and misdemeanors.
“There’s been an increase in warnings and actionable threats of all types,” said Jerusalem Police chief Doron Turgeman.
Israel’s population is expected to double by 2065.
“We are working vigorously that our country should have a bright future, and I also hope that a wonderful year is before us,” said the Israeli prime minister.
