Florida Retirees Drag Exclusive Country Clubs Into BDS Battlefield
South Florida retirees are mobilizing to fire their security firm G4S after it announced it would be terminating its contracts in Israel.
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Trump's anti-Muslim Alarmism Wins Over Jewish Retirees in Florida
Over coffee and bagels, older, wealthier Floridians debate whether the candidate's comments are truth or racist rhetoric.
At Trump Rally in Florida, Jewish Supporters Insist GOP Frontrunner Is a Friend of Israel
Ahead of Tuesday’s primary, Jewish and pro-Israel Florida voters cited Trump's Jewish daughter and anti-Muslim comments to read between the lines and find a strong supporter of Israel, despite his stated neutrality.
Portuguese Catholics Re-embrace Their Jewish Roots
The Inquisition extinguished much of the country’s Jewish population. But now some Catholics with Jewish origins are taking pride in their heritage, even though they have no intention of converting.
Tel Aviv's Secular Alma Center Merges With Jerusalem's Religious Hartman Institute
Jewish studies center founded by former MK becomes department of Jerusalem-based think tank, as non-Orthodox institutions face financial difficulties.
U.S. Jewish Gay Conversion Therapy Group Ordered to Shut Down
After having been found guilty of consumer fraud in June, directors of the JONAH organization are ordered to close its doors for good.
Jerry’s Kids In the post-Seinfeld Era, Jewish Humor Is a Whole New Spiel
The sitcom legend will be in Israel next week, and back in America, Generation J is playing to a new audience.
Why Did the ultra-Orthodox Anti-gay Manifesto Disappear From the Web?
The Torah Declaration, which denies the existence of homosexual identity, goes offline in a possible victory for LGBT activists who have fought it for years.