We welcome President Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire agreement that will finally — after two long, excruciating years — bring home all the remaining hostages from Gaza in the coming days. We commend President Trump, Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and all those who worked

Two years since 10/7, over half of American Jews believe antisemitism is their new normal. It's online, on campus, & part of public discourse. Many Jews in the US now live prepared for the "worst-case scenario." More on our survey with @jfederations:

Did the NEA forget something? The union sent its members an article featuring a world map that erased Israel. This is not a simple oversight, but a shocking act that denies both history and present reality. Educators should be teaching facts, not rewriting them.

This week in 1985, Palestinian terrorists hijacked the Achille Lauro Italian cruise ship off the coast of Egypt and held the passengers hostage for 2 days. American Leon Klinghoffer z”l, who was singled out for being Jewish, was shot and thrown overboard in his wheelchair on Oct.

After two long, excruciating years, there is finally hope.

According to our new survey with @jfederations, 55% of Jewish-Americans experienced some form of antisemitism in the past year, including nearly 1 in 5 who were assaulted, threatened, or harassed because of their religious identity.

Tuesday night, during the holiday of Sukkot and on the 2nd anniversary of Oct 7, Minneapolis' Temple Israel was vandalized with threatening, antisemitic graffiti, including references to the 10/7 massacre.

Jewish students and parents can rest a little easier because after months of tireless advocacy, AB 715 – a landmark bill to counter antisemitism in K-12 schools – is now law. Read more about the bill: https://t.co/cOY0hYDTZL

Tonight begins the Jewish festival of Sukkot. For one week, Jews around the world will eat and dwell in a booth or hut known as the sukkah. These temporary structures are meant to be porous - evoking the fragile dwellings of the Israelites during the 40 years they spent wandering

Our latest survey with @jfederations: Over 50% of American Jews are somewhat, very or always worried about personal safety due to increased antisemitism. 1 in five 5 American Jews who wore something distinctively Jewish before Oct 7, 2023, have since taken it off.

Two years after 10/7, 57% of American Jews now see antisemitism as a normal part of their lives. This should never be normal. Join ADL in urging Congress to provide at least $500 million in NSGP funding to protect Jewish institutions across the US: https://t.co/8ooHAwS7Fp

On the eve of the two-year anniversary of the Oct 7 massacre, a chilling warning from our colleagues at the German Jewish community's welfare organization @zwst_official. “Jewish life in Germany today is characterized by exclusion, threat, and insecurity. The state of the Jewish

Two years ago, Hamas terrorists murdered over 1,200 people in Israel and took 251 hostages, 48 of whom remain in captivity today. Since then, ADL has tracked a devastating spike in antisemitism, which has evolved into the normalization of hatred in everyday life for Jews in

More crushing antisemitism news from the UK. 35% of British Jews feel less safe, according to a report released today, up from 9% before Oct 7. And that survey was fielded before the murderous attack on a Manchester synagogue. 32% reported experiencing at least one antisemitic

Two years ago, our Jewish community was forever changed. Tonight, we honored those who were brutally murdered and the 48 hostages who are still being held captive. We pray for a peace deal and will not give up until all of them are HOME.🎗️

Our latest survey with @jfederations: Two years after the Oct 7 massacre, 1 in 7 American Jews have made concrete plans to flee the US if needed, and 33% have discussed with others what they might do in a worst-case scenario.