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Antisemitism fears prompted 4 in 10 American Jews to change their behavior last year: AJC survey

The annual American Jewish Committee survey also found that more Americans overall are aware of antisemitism than last year.

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David Harris, longtime American Jewish Committee CEO, to step down next year

Harris first made his mark on U.S. Jewish advocacy in the fight for the freedom of Soviet Jews.

American Jews give Biden 70% approval rating

He scored lower on a few specific issues, including immigration and Iran.

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After a plea to combat antisemitism, the White House convened a meeting with Jewish leaders

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Jewish groups welcomed Biden’s designation of an Armenian genocide. It wasn’t always so.

Thousands of New Yorkers of all backgrounds convened at the "No Hate. No Fear" solidarity march against anti-Semitism in January 2020. The march followed a year in which attacks against Jews spiked. (Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images)

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Almost all American Jews say anti-Semitism is a problem, according to a new poll. Half of Americans don’t know what it means.

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Poll finds American Jews set to vote overwhelmingly for Joe Biden

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I spoke to Nick Cannon about anti-Semitism. This is what I learned.

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Trump’s Germany ambassador pick under fire from Jewish groups for statements on immigrants and Nazi history

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Mike Pompeo, in Jewish forum, calls on Israel to stand with US against China

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