Politics

4 Jewish questions for Election Day 2024 and its aftermath

How many Jews are voting for Donald Trump and how many are backing Kamala Harris? We may never really know.

Trump is spending time with critics of Israel. His Jewish supporters aren’t concerned.

Trump’s supporters say there’s a reason his pro-Israel supporters are not unnerved by associations that would have them rushing to social media to condemn Democrats: His record.

Republican presidential nominee, former President Donald Trump visits The Great Commoner cafe on November 1, 2024 in Dearborn, Michigan. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Trump and Harris both tell Michigan voters they’re aiming to end the war in Gaza

Meanwhile, some leading pro-Palestinian critics of Harris are urging voters in swing states to cast ballots for her.

A letter-writing event at Concord Academy.

Too young to vote, these Jewish teens are getting others to the polls

Beyond Trump and Harris: 7 congressional and governor’s races Jews should watch

How rabbis in battleground states are handling this year’s tense political divides

‘I’m an American, but I’m also Jewish’: How Orthodox women in college are voting for president

A frame from a new Kamala Harris ad filmed at Hymie's, the same Philadelphia Jewish deli that served as the setting for a Donald Trump ad. (Screenshot)

Hymie’s, the Philly Jewish deli featured in a Trump ad, is now the setting for a Harris spot

Actors wearing colonial clothes pose inside the National Archives Rotunda

A Holocaust exhibit — and Jewish staffer — are involved in a controversy over the National Archives

New York radio personality Sid Rosenberg speaks during a campaign rally for former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden in New York, October 27, 2024. (Angela Weiss/Getty Images)

Shock jock Sid Rosenberg has become one of Trump’s most aggressive Jewish surrogates

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