American Jewish Committee
'A toxic brand': US support for Israel 'collapsing' among Democrats and Republicans, expert warns
Speaking about the changing attitude toward Israel in the American political arena, Shain said that "Being anti-Israel in the US today is a hot commodity; it is worthwhile and rewarding."
Jewish groups push back against Trump’s Iran deal, more quietly than in 2015
Editor's Notes: Only vocal moderate majority can carry Israel, Jews, Middle East forward - comment
Jewish perspectives on God and parenting after October 7 trauma - opinion
We're on the edge of a precipice here
Israel will be abandoned by the majority of American Jews in less than a generation. In less… unless.
U.S. Jewish groups furious at Jewish Nation-State Law
A dangerous disconnect: Making millennials proud of Israel
While Israelis see themselves as custodians of the Jewish homeland, the American Jewish community simply cannot see beyond their decades-old role as benefactors of the Zionist dream.
Pioneering interreligious relations
“Jews were viewed as the enemies of God, in league with the devil, responsible for the tragedies of the world,” he said, but the Church now sees us as “dearly beloved elder brothers.”
AJC – Israel’s staunch ally and friend
Community without conformity
This attitude can result in apathy toward the idea of being part of a people at best, and cold hostility towards one’s Jewishness at worst.
How diplomacy helped save lives during the Holocaust
“It was quite unusual to send a diplomat to a country and to tell him that he could do anything to save lives.”
U.S. indicts serial Jewish community bomb hoaxer for hate crimes
Justice Department statement does not say whether 19-year-old Israeli citizen would be extradited to the United States.
American Jewish Committee hosts event honoring Holocaust victim
Holocaust survivor Sylvain Brachfeld captivated the audience of young professionals and diplomats with his harrowing tale.
