A World Jewish Congress study found that most antisemitic posts reported by Jewish communities remained online, renewing calls for stronger platform enforcement.
Israel’s diplomatic outreach to Catholic organizations in the United States highlights the potential for faith-based cooperation against antisemitism.
As the 2016 U.S.-Israel security memorandum approaches its 2028 expiration, an August opinion piece argues that the next agreement should expand joint innovation.
An August interview about Christian Arabs who identify proudly as Israelis invites a more nuanced conversation about identity and belonging.
Reporting on harassment of Christian clergy in Jerusalem highlights the need for practical protection and accountability alongside Jewish-Christian solidarity.
A Jerusalem-based ecumenical research fraternity marked 60 years with a conference on Christian-Jewish collaboration in teaching and scholarship.
Around 270 members of Hebrew-speaking Catholic communities gathered at Kiryat Yearim in September to mark a milestone in their community’s history.
A September permit dispute disrupted the start of the school year for Christian institutions in Jerusalem, before some permits were renewed and classes resumed.
The World Jewish Congress welcomed a 52-state statement at the UN Human Rights Council focused on combating antisemitism.
As American Jewish communities approached the High Holy Days, leaders described heightened security concerns and a determination to preserve communal life.
