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Oct. 7 shattered Israelis’ faith that the state would protect them and shook American Jewry’s sense of full social acceptance—but there is a way forward.

Oct. 7 shattered Israelis’ faith that the state would protect them and shook American Jewry’s sense of full social acceptance—but there is a way forward.

What does it mean to be a Zionist today, after the cataclysmic events of the past year? With Rosh Hashanah and Oct. 7 memorials upon us, we have a chance to reset, reframe and reclaim.

What does it mean to be Jewish today? As we enter Rosh Hashanah and reflect on a year like no other, we review a book by Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove that attempts to answer that question.

A movement at Brown University pushing for divestment against Israel has triggered a comprehensive rebuttal that can serve as a blueprint for all pro-Israel groups.

After the massacre of Oct. 7, acclaimed French author, philosopher and filmmaker Bernard-Henri Lévy felt compelled to defend the Jewish state. He talks to the Jewish Journal about his new book, “Israel Alone.”

Jews and their allies will unite and heal together at the inaugural Jewish American Summit in LA

In the wake of last year’s onslaught against Jewish college students, multiple groups across the country are mobilizing to make sure the students get more support this year.

The hijacking of college campuses by Hamas sympathizers has less to do with a conflict 5,000 miles away and more to do with undermining America.