American Jews
Coverage of American Jews in the Nexus archive.
- Trump claims ‘spoiled child’ Iran has agreed to most US demands in negotiations
US president Trump claims Iran has agreed to most US demands in negotiations, stating Iran is 'defeated militarily' and now has 'more rational' leadership. He questions how American Jews can support Democrats, asserting he is 'best president in history of Israel'.
- Israeli-American relations at a crossroads - Sponsored Content
The article examines the tension in Israeli-American relations, focusing on the obligations of American Jews to Israel amid perceived threats to their political and moral environments. It highlights a critical moment in the evolving dynamic between the two groups.
- Nearly 700 rabbis denounce Mamdani’s AIPAC ‘monsters’ speech as ‘dangerous’ to Jews
Nearly 700 rabbis have denounced Mamdani’s AIPAC 'monsters' speech, claiming it is dangerous to Jews. Leaders from New York congregations across various denominations stated the mayor's remarks have put a target on American Jews.
- Batya Ungar-Sargon explains why so many American Jews became Dems — and why some now feel politically homeless
Batya Ungar-Sargon discusses in her book 'The Jews and the Left' how American Jews historically aligned with the Democratic Party due to labor rights advocacy and civil rights movements, but some now question the party's current stance on issues like antisemitism. She highlights the role of Jewish immigrants in the garment industry and their transition from workers to employers, shaping political allegiances over time.
- American Jews have been betrayed by the Democratic party they helped create
The article discusses a shift in antisemitism in America, where a left-wing form has largely replaced right-wing antisemitism, including the appropriation of the swastika. It claims American Jews feel betrayed by the Democratic party they helped create.
- FBI Underscores Commitment to Protecting American Jews, Muslims, Arabs Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict
The FBI reaffirms its commitment to protecting American Jews, Muslims, and Arabs during the Israel-Hamas conflict. The Bureau emphasizes building and maintaining partnerships with these communities during both peaceful and crisis periods.