יום רביעי, ט׳ תמוז תשפ״וWednesday, June 24, 2026
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46% of NY Jews voted for Trump, but only 21% of U.S. Jews did so in the rest of the country.
“AIPAC congratulates President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on their election victory,” said the pro-Israel lobby in a statement.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Several Jewish congressional members are expected to retain prominent leadership roles in the 117th Congress
The coalition will work to underscore the significance of the Trump administration’s pro-Israel and pro-Jewish policies.
A "National Jewish Leadership Team" reportedly will meet with Bush two days after Yom Kippur.
Michael Cohen, one of Donald Trump's closest aides, says the candidate really has a great relationship with Latinos.
Trump loves Israel and Netanyahu and hates Obama. His candidacy for the GOP nomination is going to wake up people tired of political correctness.
Hamas' mouthpiece George Galloway lost his seat. Cameron may have a majority.
Support for Obama from religious Jews is only 34 percent. Next year in New Hampshire?
Slowly but surely, the truth wins, which is why Obama is losing.
“Pro-Israel” Debbie Wasserman Schultz reportedly has turned her back on Israel and many Florida Jews by blocking the bi-partisan proposal to hit Iran with more sanctions.
The Pakistani Election Commission lists approximately 800 voters as Jewish although there are virtually no Jews in the country, according to the country’s The News website contributor Dr. Abdul Majeed Abid. He facetiously asked, “We can only wait to see which way the ‘Jewish vote’ goes, if it goes anywhere.” He noted that no Jews […]
By JTA
President Obama won 69 percent of the Jewish vote according to an exit poll.
No doubt, it's hard for people to give up their lifelong attachments and identity. But there are moments in history when a turning point arrives, and those with eyes to see and ears to hear recognize it. Many Jews have made political liberalism their religion and personal identity and the Democrat Party their unexamined home and comfort zone. But everything changed early September.
By Ron Kampeas
WASHINGTON – The same key words and themes will bounce around Jewish events at next week’s Republican convention in Tampa, Fla., and at the Democratic convention in Charlotte, N.C., the week after that: “pro-Israel,” “marriage,” “Jewish vote” and “abortion.”
A poll conducted by the liberal Workmen’s Circle and published last week should reassure liberals that their views still predominate in the Jewish community, but it provided little comfort to those hoping President Obama can come anywhere near his 2008 share of the Jewish vote.
June 19, 2026 
