Results for "American Jews"

A recent poll indicates that highly engaged American Jews predominantly support the opposition coalition ahead of Israel's upcoming October elections, highlighting their continued political investment in Israeli affairs.

Representative Hillary Scholten criticized Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, calling him a 'hack who thrives on hate' over his warnings to American Jews regarding Israel.

An opinion piece in The Jerusalem Post criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud Party for a campaign poster, urging him to keep American Jews out of his political campaigns.

An editorial discusses a poll indicating a correlation between American Jews' religious engagement and their attachment to Israel, examining their views on figures like Mamdani and Netanyahu.

A new survey in the US indicates that a Muslim politician is more favored by American Jews than Benjamin Netanyahu, whose negative approval ratings are increasing.

An opinion piece explores whether American Jews should consider switching to voting Republican, examining the nature of antisemitism from both political left and right perspectives.

A controversy surrounding the NYC Israel Day Parade, particularly involving Bezalel Smotrich, has exposed deep divisions within American Jewish communities. The incident highlights growing tensions and differing viewpoints among global Jewish populations.

A review discusses how American-trained leaders have significantly influenced and transformed key debates within Israeli Judaism, particularly concerning gender roles and religious authority.

A recent survey indicates a noticeable shift in public opinion within parts of the American-Jewish community, with support for a US-led war against Iran easing and opposition rising over time.

A new poll reveals that 55% of American Jews oppose US military action against Iran, with only 32% supporting it, and a quarter of respondents expressing indecision.

Rep. Gottheimer: American Jews face 'even more of a surge' in threats  CNN

Senators Elissa Slotkin and Jacky Rosen criticized streamer Hasan Piker for suggesting American Jews could face violence due to their views on Israel.

An opinion piece argues that Senator Jon Ossoff is not betraying Israel and that his critics do not represent the views of Georgia's Jewish community, emphasizing that American Jews are not single-issue voters.

Support for Israel, traditionally central to Jewish-American identity, is facing a growing generational and political divide. This shift is occurring amid accusations of genocide in Gaza, reshaping views within the U.S. Jewish community.

An article explores the historical connection between Theodor Herzl's Zionist vision and American Jews, highlighting their role from early skepticism to aliyah pioneers over more than a century.

A CAM survey revealed that a majority of American Jews experienced antisemitism over the past year, prompting calls for serious action against the threat.

A Jerusalem Post article reflects on notable American Jews and their contributions, celebrating America's 250th anniversary by recalling individuals who shared their lives.

Batya Ungar-Sargon has explained why many American Jews historically became Democrats and why some now feel politically homeless. Her insights shed light on evolving political affiliations within the Jewish community.

A new review highlights "Children of the American Jewish Ghetto," a reference book that chronicles the lives and careers of a generation of accomplished American Jews.

Following recent attacks, such as the London stabbings, many American Jews are experiencing a heightened sense of fear and vigilance, making caution a constant companion for the already wary population.

A new survey indicates that most American Jews oppose AIPAC's spending in Democratic primary races, amid increased scrutiny over its financial involvement in recent elections.

Persian American Jews are expressing their reactions and concerns regarding the war with Iran, reflecting the diverse perspectives within the community.

A growing concern is noted over the weakening ties between Israel and young American Jews, with the Israeli Reform movement actively promoting programs to send young Israelis overseas as camp counselors.

A new AP-NORC poll indicates a growing divide, with younger American Jews increasingly distancing themselves from Israel. The poll found that support for Israel remains a key component of religious identity for many Jewish adults aged 45 and older in the United States.

An opinion piece discusses the enduring ties between American roots and Israeli home for American Jews, arguing they do not have to choose between the two nations.

Hundreds of rabbis are calling on NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to apologize for calling AIPAC "monsters," stating his remarks endangered Jewish Americans.

An opinion piece discusses how American Jews in New York focus on local issues in their voting decisions, rather than being influenced by Israeli politics.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has released figures indicating that 2025 was "one of the most violent years for American Jews," even as the overall number of antisemitic incidents in the US reportedly fell.

An opinion piece discusses the historical resilience and current challenges faced by American Jews, testing their unity during Jewish American Heritage Month.

Between loyalty to Democrats and concern for Israel, American Jews navigate their stance on the Iran war.

Tuesday’s primaries in NC and Texas will test the power of a new anti-Israel PAC and the viability of "The AK Guy." The results come as the Iran war leaves American Jews feeling politically adrift.