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National Council Of Jewish Women Relocating To DC, CEO Departing
The NCJW’s president said DC is “where we belong.”
Why Making Stephen Miller An Outcast In The Jewish World Makes A Difference To His Victims
When Jews disown Stephen Miller, they declare their solidarity with the victims of his persecution.
These Jewish Groups Are Fighting Behind The Scenes — And Maybe Even Physically
The Anti-Defamation League, National Council of Jewish Women and HIAS have filed a grievance with the Zionist Organization of America.
Why Don’t More Local Law Enforcement Agencies Report Hate Crimes To The FBI?
The first step in stopping hate crimes is reporting the incidents to the FBI, yet over 1,500 local law enforcement agencies don’t do so. Why?
Jewish Groups Slam Trump For Anti-Muslim Retweets
“It is no longer alarming that our @POTUS is tweeting violent anti-Muslim videos created by far right extremists – it is a four alarm fire.”
Jewish Groups Call For Tougher Gun Control Laws After Las Vegas Attack
The director of the Anti-Defamation League called for “tough, effective gun violence prevention measures.”
Shabbat Of Protest: Inside The Chicago Women’s March
It was a powerful, historic moment for millions of women, men and children who stood at the same intersection and on the same path.
With Overwhelming Support, Jews Join Sprawling Women’s March Against Trump
The magnitude of the Women’s March on Washington took Jewish participants, like many others, by surprise. Organized groups of Jewish protestors had planned to meet on a street corner not far from the rally’s staging point and march together with the rest of the huge throng.
Israel-Palestine Issues Didn’t Hijack the Women’s March — Why Not?
While some participants may carry pro-Palestinian signs, Jewish partners made sure the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not part of the rally’s platform
Set for Shabbat, Huge Women’s March Poses Challenge to Liberal Jews
Donald Trump’s inauguration is on Friday; the Women’s March is on Saturday, the Jewish day of rest, or Shabbat. What would the rabbis make of it?
