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JTA: Jews in small communities feel less heard on antisemitism

Jews living in smaller communities are less likely than those in large communities to feel their concerns about antisemitism are taken seriously by law enforcement and would-be allies, a new survey from the Jewish Federations of North America has found.

 

Jews in smaller communities were “…

Jewish Federations applaud House passage of bipartisan KIDS Act

Jewish Federations of North America applaud the House of Representatives for passing the bipartisan KIDS Act, an important step toward ensuring online safety for children. The legislation includes four bipartisan bills that Jewish Federations have actively supported throughout the legislativ…

New analysis: Small Jewish communities face unique hurdles, need investment

Jews in small communities seek the same opportunities for Jewish connection and safety as Jews in larger communities, but they face greater geographic, structural, and institutional barriers to achieving them, according to a new analysis by Jewish Federations of North America. The findings h…

Federations welcome bipartisan KIDS Act to strengthen online child safety

Jewish Federations of North America welcome the bipartisan agreement on the KIDS Act and urge the House to pass this important legislation when it is considered on the floor this week. The package incorporates four bipartisan bills that Federations have tirelessly supported and would help ad…

Israel and North American Jewry Unite Around Jewish Education

This morning in Jerusalem, we were honored and moved to participate in a meeting of the Cabinet of the Government of Israel, chaired by the Prime Minister. In this meeting, the Cabinet Ministers considered and adopted a resolution establishing Jewish education as a shared priority between th…

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