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Trump and Hasidic rabbis discuss housing, prison reform and family tax credits at White House
President Donald Trump met with several Hasidic rabbis at the White House on Thursday ahead of Rosh Hashanah, a gathering his office called the first of its kind in nearly 50 years. The rabbis, many…
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New JFNA study: American Jewish community spends over $1 billion on security each year
The American Jewish community spent over $1 billion on security in 2025, according to a new Jewish Federations of North America study — a record high and a 33% increase over 2024. The results, published today, showed that on average, Jewish communal organizations, including Jewish community centers, synagogues, schools, summer camps and nonprofits, spend roughly... <a href="">Read More</a>
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5m‘Jews for Abdul’ co-founder acknowledges El-Sayed’s weaknesses with Jewish voters
A co-founder of “Jews for Abdul,” a loose coalition of Jewish activists backing Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan’s Democratic nominee for Senate, voiced reservations over the nominee’s approach to Israel in a recent organizing call, arguing he could “do a better job” toning down harsh rhetoric that has alienated many Jewish voters in the key battleground state.... <a href="">Read More</a>
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9mVance, El-Sayed dig in on controversial pals
This briefing covers VP Vance’s defense of Tucker Carlson, rising security costs for Jewish institutions, regional tensions involving Iran, and significant legislative updates regarding antisemitism and Israel.
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3mVance defends friendship with Tucker Carlson despite ‘political disagreements’
Vice President JD Vance defended his friendship with antisemitic podcaster Tucker Carlson at a White House press briefing on Thursday, saying that he would not “play the game where I throw friends under the bus because I have political disagreements with them.” Vance made the comments after being asked to respond to the concerns raised... <a href="">Read More</a>
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7mLiberal leaders who protested Mahdawi’s deportation silent about his antisemitic, pro-terror posts
Many of the liberal Jewish and civil rights organizations and lawmakers who protested federal efforts to deport Columbia University anti-Israel protest leader Mohsen Mahdawi are so far silent on new revelations about Mahdawi’s lengthy history of antisemitic and pro-terrorist social media posts. Mahdawi, a graduate student at Columbia facing deportation for his role in campus... <a href="">Read More</a>