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With a new leader and revamped strategy, it’s a second coming for Jews for Jesus

Jews for Jesus has shifted a lot of its focus to Israel, where it now has 60 staff members. The organization’s new CEO, Aaron Abramson, served in the Israeli army.

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‘Here to raise our voice’: Hostage families lead thousands up Fifth Avenue in annual Israel parade

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4 more hostages held in Gaza are dead, Israeli army announces

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After ‘All Eyes on Rafah’ AI graphic goes megaviral, pro-Israel rebuttals proliferate

Culture

Vancouver comics festival bans Jewish artist Miriam Libicki over past IDF service

Politics

Biden announces Israeli plan that would end war in Gaza and urges Hamas to accept

By Ron Kampeas May 31, 2024 2:24 pm

New York

Jewish Pride Month events in New York City 2024, from galas to Shabbat services

By Julia Gergely May 31, 2024 1:28 pm

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The Jewish Sport Report: Is this the year Max Fried finally wins the Cy Young?

By Jacob Gurvis May 31, 2024 11:30 am

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Dreading wedding season? Shut up and dance with me.

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What I learned from sitting down with the antisemite who targeted my Jewish community

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Israeli mothers like me are fed up with having our children used as cannon fodder

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators at a rally near Bryant Park, November 9, 2023. (Luke Tress)

New York

Despite string of pro-Palestinian statements, CUNY faculty union rejects Israel boycott

By Luke Tress May 30, 2024 6:58 pm

Politics

Republican Jewish Coalition defends Donald Trump after he is convicted on 34 felony counts

By Ron Kampeas May 30, 2024 6:33 pm

New York

3 historic NYC synagogues receive grants for renovation projects

By Julia Gergely May 30, 2024 6:32 pm

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Gunfire targets Canadian Jewish school for the second time in a week

By Ron Kampeas May 30, 2024 3:17 pm

Illustrative: NYPD vehicles in a religious neighborhood in Brooklyn, November 6, 2022. (Luke Tress)

New York

Man charged with hate crimes after driving car at Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn

By Luke Tress May 30, 2024 2:46 pm

New York

In his debut novel ‘Goyhood,’ journalist Reuven Fenton probes the divided selves of an observant Jew

By Linda Buchwald May 30, 2024 2:36 pm

Israel

Israel to require American visitors to apply in advance for electronic travel authorization

By Ron Kampeas May 30, 2024 1:24 pm

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With a new leader and revamped strategy, it’s a second coming for Jews for Jesus

‘Here to raise our voice’: Hostage families lead thousands up Fifth Avenue in annual Israel parade

ISRAEL

4 more hostages held in Gaza are dead, Israeli army announces

After ‘All Eyes on Rafah’ AI graphic goes megaviral, pro-Israel rebuttals proliferate

Vancouver comics festival bans Jewish artist Miriam Libicki over past IDF service

Biden announces Israeli plan that would end war in Gaza and urges Hamas to accept

Jewish Pride Month events in New York City 2024, from galas to Shabbat services

The Jewish Sport Report: Is this the year Max Fried finally wins the Cy Young?

IDEAS

Dreading wedding season? Shut up and dance with me.

What I learned from sitting down with the antisemite who targeted my Jewish community

Israeli mothers like me are fed up with having our children used as cannon fodder

Despite string of pro-Palestinian statements, CUNY faculty union rejects Israel boycott

Republican Jewish Coalition defends Donald Trump after he is convicted on 34 felony counts

3 historic NYC synagogues receive grants for renovation projects

Gunfire targets Canadian Jewish school for the second time in a week

Man charged with hate crimes after driving car at Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn

In his debut novel ‘Goyhood,’ journalist Reuven Fenton probes the divided selves of an observant Jew

Israel to require American visitors to apply in advance for electronic travel authorization

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Wyden Election Win in Oregon Means Return of Senate Minyan

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