Wrestling with today’s vote
Wrestling with today’s vote
Nov 3, 2026 | Last week 77.9% of Israeli citizens participated in elections to determine the next government of the State of Israel. Today, United States citizens will vote in our own midterm elections. Like Israelis, Jews in America have typically voted in high numbers, with 71% of American Jews voting in the 2024 presidential election and 67% voting in the 2022 midterm elections.
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Wrestling with today’s vote
Nov 3, 2026 | Last week 77.9% of Israeli citizens participated in elections to determine the next government of the State of Israel. Today, United States citizens will vote in our own midterm elections. Like Israelis, Jews in America have typically voted in high numbers, with 71% of American Jews voting in the 2024 presidential election and 67% voting in the 2022 midterm elections.
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In Photos: 2026 Annual Meeting featuring Dara Horn
In Photos: 2026 Annual Meeting featuring Dara Horn
Oct. 29, 2026 | Nearly 600 community members, supporters and allies attended the 2026 JCRC Annual Meeting featuring Dara Horn who writes at great length about the work of JCRC in her newly published book: The Final Solution to the Jewish Question.
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In Photos: 2026 Annual Meeting featuring Dara Horn
Oct. 29, 2026 | Nearly 600 community members, supporters and allies attended the 2026 JCRC Annual Meeting featuring Dara Horn who writes at great length about the work of JCRC in her newly published book: The Final Solution to the Jewish Question.
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What’s at stake in the upcoming Israeli elections
What’s at stake in the upcoming Israeli elections
Oct 23, 2026 | This time of year, on the Jewish calendar is often associated with “MarCheshvan,” or “bitter Cheshvan,” a traditional reference to the quiet associated with the only month on the Hebrew calendar without a festival or holiday. This year, with highly contested and consequential elections in both the United States and Israel occurring during Cheshvan, the mood and energy in our Jewish community are anything but quiet.
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What’s at stake in the upcoming Israeli elections
Oct 23, 2026 | This time of year, on the Jewish calendar is often associated with “MarCheshvan,” or “bitter Cheshvan,” a traditional reference to the quiet associated with the only month on the Hebrew calendar without a festival or holiday. This year, with highly contested and consequential elections in both the United States and Israel occurring during Cheshvan, the mood and energy in our Jewish community are anything but quiet.
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