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In October 1870, mourning covered New Orleans. The doors of the St. Charles Theater and Academy of Music were draped following the death of Robert E. Lee. Along St. Charles Street,...
An open letter accusing Sen. Jon Ossoff of betraying Israel has reignited the long-simmering tensions in Georgia's Jewish community. However, his opponent Mike Collins' links to wh...
Jared Moskowitz and Debbie Wasserman Schultz are favored to survive Tuesday's primaries, but the strength of their progressive rivals is rattling Florida's Jewish establishment
They represent the final chapter for the Cochin Jews who have lived peacefully, and without fear of antisemitism; for centuries alongside Hindu, Muslim and Christian neighbours
Tevi Troy, Wall Street Journal Many people know that Jews blow the shofar, or ram's horn, on the holy days of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Less well-known is the custom...
The national Democratic Party increasingly backs away from support for Israel. WFAE spoke with some Mecklenburg Jewish Democrats about what that means for them.
'Historically, Jews don't do well under authoritarian governments': Jewish Democrats say disagreements with El-Sayed over Israel pale beside their concerns about the GOP
An unlikely alliance of a Syrian-American son of Palestinian refugees and a Syrian Jewish cantor drove their campaign. -- The post As Israel urged caution, these Syrian Jews lobbie...
At the end of the second world war, Jews were a bit over 3% of the U.S. population, voted at a high rate, and were concentrated in the swing state of New York. Jews had two big iss...
While some Jewish Mainers questioned Jackson’s recent rhetoric on Israel, others said his long record in local government offered some assurances.
Jewish Journal Before the invention of the steam engine, when ocean travel relied on sails and wind, sailors would talk about the choice between dangerous and disastrous alternati...
Many are now asking if they can stomach voting for El-Sayed in November or if their vote is most valuable toward the previously unthinkable – electing presumed Republican nominee M...
Ashley L. Jackson, WP
I have strong Southern roots. Both sets of my grandparents, with the exception of my Philadelphia-born maternal grandmother, were descendants of enslaved people who later became sh...
A small Kentucky town has saved a piece of Black history, with a little-known Jewish connection. This summer, Sadieville, Kentucky — population 320 — opened an exhibit in a one-roo...
Three Jewish Democratic House members from Florida emerged victorious from their party primaries Tuesday amid a redistricting shakeup that scrambled South Florida’s congressional m...
Throughout his two-decade-long career as a state lawmaker in Maine, Troy Jackson built his political brand around labor and economic issues. The post Maine Democratic Senate nomine...
Exit the city to save it... and yourselves
“Many Jewish Americans who have reliably voted Democratic are considering withholding support from the party — or even crossing the aisle in November — over concerns about rising a...
I didn’t even know that there were still Jews left in Ethiopia, but what I encountered there firsthand was a thriving Jewish community, with some very significant struggles. The p...
Beneath a mahogany staircase inside the Sandusky County Historical Society hangs a memorial plaque in a place both fitting and strange. The sanctuary is gone. The Torah scrolls hav...
Joel Tauber has been through many an election in his 92 years. And, with the exception of “one out of 100 times,” he’s always backed a Democrat — something even more important in t...
Following Abdul El-Sayed’s narrow win of the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s open Senate seat, the state’s Jewish Democrats are reflecting on whether the divisions El-Sayed’s...
As the candidate seeks Jewish voters, an open letter describes Jewish sovereignty in Israel and Jewish safety as “nonnegotiables.” -- The post Michigan rabbis lay out demands for...
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