Tag: Jewish identity

“Online Dating Apps: Reports of Antisemitism and Hostility Faced by Jewish Users”

September 28, 2026

In recent years, online dating has become a common way for Canadians to meet partners, with a 2024 study noting that 17.5% of Canadians met their partners through such platforms. However, for many single Jewish…

“Former Oxford Professor Avi Shlaim Discusses Life as an Arab Jew in Israel and Shift to Anti-Zionism”

September 28, 2026

Avi Shlaim, a celebrated historian specializing in Israel-Palestine, shares insights from his unique perspective as an Arab Jew. Born into an Arab Jewish family in Baghdad, Iraq, Shlaim’s life took a significant turn at the…

Abdul El-Sayed’s Candidacy Divides Michigan’s Jewish Community Over Israel Views

September 26, 2026

In Michigan, the candidacy of Abdul El-Sayed has sparked a significant debate within the Jewish community, particularly concerning his views on Israel. El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate nominee, has drawn both support and criticism due to…

Jewish Students Gather for Prayer Vigil on Upper East Side Amid Antisemitism Concerns

September 25, 2026

Hundreds of Jewish students from Riverdale’s Salanter Akiba of Riverdale (SAR) and Manhattan’s Ramaz School gathered outside Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side on September 18. The event, organized to express Jewish pride and…

“New Book Explores Historical Anti-Zionism Among Jews in Light of Recent Events”

September 23, 2026

In his book “Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History,” Benjamin Moser explores the intricate history and evolving perceptions of Zionism within the Jewish community. The narrative begins with the origins of Zionism in late 19th-century Europe, a…

“North American Families Choose Aliyah Amid Rising Antisemitism and Personal Sacrifice”

September 22, 2026

In recent years, a notable trend has emerged among Jewish communities in North America, with a significant number choosing to make aliyah, the immigration to Israel, despite the challenges they face in their current lives.…

“Avi Lewis’ Defense of Anti-Zionism Critiqued by Eli Rubenstein in Light of Historical Context”

September 21, 2026

In a recent discussion on the complex landscape of Zionism and anti-Zionism, Eli Rubenstein, a synagogue leader with nearly four decades of experience, reflects on the diverse expressions of Jewish identity he has encountered. These…

“Public Controversy in Denver Over Alleged Anti-Zionist Statements and Alleged Antisemitism in School Board Discussions”

September 19, 2026

In recent events in Denver, the term “Zionist” has become a focal point of controversy. A Denver restaurant’s Instagram post stated, “Jews are welcome, Zionists are not,” highlighting a broader debate within the community. Concurrently,…

“U.S. Colleges Address Zionism Definition Amidst Antisemitism Allegations and Campus Protests”

September 19, 2026

In recent developments, Haverford College in Pennsylvania settled a lawsuit related to its handling of antisemitism allegations, highlighting a broader issue faced by U.S. educational institutions. Following the Hamas-led attacks in southern Israel on October…

Benjamin Moser’s New Book on Anti-Zionism Sparks Debate Over Historical Interpretations

September 18, 2026

In his new book, *Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History*, author Benjamin Moser explores the lives of 12 Jewish anti-Zionists, presenting their perspectives as a counterpoint to mainstream Zionist ideology. Moser, who previously won a Pulitzer for…