The attack comes amid heightened concerns about antisemitism across Europe.
The November 28th rally was a powerful reminder that we must stand in solidarity with our Jewish brothers and sisters and with Israel.
At this moment in American history, we must affirm the importance of recognizing the perseverance of small-town communities, their unique challenges, and instructive blessings.
We’ve mastered the art of crisis response in supporting Israel. Now, we must apply that same urgency and innovation to securing Jewish life everywhere. It’s time to start winning on the eighth front.
The Diaspora had a crucial role in our rebirth – both immigrants and those who remained abroad.
While law enforcement and political echelons generally support and work well with us, the Jewish community must take action to ensure our own security.
One example of a country taking swift action is The Netherlands.
The ITEC Foundation Gala Chairwoman, Wendy Slavin, leads a sold-out event to raise over $1 million to support mental health and leadership programs for Israeli children from all backgrounds.
In this past year, antisemitism has skyrocketed on the streets and at schools, yet little legislation has been passed to combat it. Certainly, none has come out of Washington.
This week, Chava Rivky Amsel traveled to Israel to meet her donor, an Israeli soldier and was accompanied by her family
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