Jweekly.com6 小时
In the early 1900s, Jewish immigration was at odds with Jewish assimilation
For American Jews in the early 1900s, it was American to oppose immigration in order to protect America. Yet it was Jewish to support Jews.
WLRN19 天
Jews in America welcome the Gaza War ceasefire, while grieving the war's costs
The Tools of Faith Since October 7th, Jews in America have wrestled with many of the costs of war. Portland's Havurah Shalom includes people who identify as both Zionist and anti-Zionist among its ...
The Times of Israel12 天
The Jewish Question in 21st-Century America
History repeats itself. Jews were welcomed into Spain in the Middle Ages—until they became the targets of the Inquisition.
RNS on MSN3 个月
Are Jews safe in America?
Are the Jews safe in America?” Get your minds around that. I am in Poland. I am in the middle of what was once the Warsaw ...
The world won't sympathize with Jews, even in our darkest hour
In an American political climate where meritocracy is the word du jour, it’s not clear if any minority label – for any group ...
JSTOR Daily8 年
JEWS INTERESTED IN PRIVATEERING IN AMERICA DURING THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
Your Artstor image groups were copied to Workspace. The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. Publications of the American Jewish Hist... Publications of the American Jewish Historical Society ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency1 天
Antisemitism fears prompted 4 in 10 American Jews to change their behavior last year: AJC ...
(JTA) — Fear of antisemitism spurred 40% of American Jews to change their behavior over the past year, according to a new survey about antisemitism in America. The survey, released Monday ...