Allegations point to outreach focused on synagogues and religious networks, with little engagement with secular students or institutions, while critics warn of narrow strategy and broader decline in immigration from key regions like Russia and Ukraine

Jewish Agency report finds anxiety and optimism rising side by side after Oct. 7, as many young Jews report a stronger connection to Jewish life, Israel and public action; 'People are driving action and hope because they are concerned,' says Dr. Shelley Kedar

After the war forced widespread wedding delays, Israel’s chief rabbis issued a rare temporary ruling allowing marriages during the Omer, a traditionally restricted period. The decision has led to an unusual wave of ceremonies

After Oct. 7, many young Jews found themselves forced into a more public reckoning with identity; that pressure has translated into sustained demand for Israel-based programs; 'They are here for us,' says Masa CEO Meir Holtz

Series of arson attacks on synagogue and Jewish-owned businesses in north-west London prompts police probe into possible Iranian involvement; Starmer says he is ‘shocked’ and vows those responsible will face justice

The prophets who wanted to die, the barren women who felt there was no living without children, the poet who wrote about anxiety, and the Babylonian king who behaved like an animal: the Bible does not shy away from dealing with complex mental states; What can biblical stories teach us about coping?