American Jewish Congress
Building bridges through innovation: AJC int'l mayors trip brings global leaders to Israel
Over 20 mayors and municipal leaders from 15 countries gathered in Israel for the five-day 34th Int'l Mayors Conference, organized by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) and the Foreign Ministry.
ICC warrants 'obscene' say pro-Israel and Jewish groups
Latin Jewish Festival highlights Bay Area Jewish diversity - opinion
Jewish Diaspora groups blast Ben-Gvir, while others remain silent on election
RJC announces massive $1.5m ad spending in Pennsylvania Senate race
Combined with House races, the group will spend more than $2.7 million in Pennsylvania this cycle.
Breaking Dawn: International Jewish organizations stand with Israel
"No group which seeks the elimination of the Jewish state can be allowed to thrive along its borders," said the Jewish Federations of North America.
Michael Flynn calls for US to have only 'one religion'
ADL and AJC have joined numerous groups and individuals in condemning the call by Michael Flynn.
American Jewish Congress hires former Sanders Jewish outreach director
Joel Rubin will be the advocacy group’s first Washington-based director in a decade.
Vote for ZOA Coalition if you believe in defending Israel and the Jewish people
The Zionist Organization of America was the only U.S. group at the very first World Zionist Congress in Basel
Monday is #JewishANDProud Day: Wear Judaica, says AJC, and tweet about it
AJC said it has received feedback that many Jews in the Diaspora conceal their Jewish identities out of fear.
American Jews decry Trump's comments on 'disloyalty'
Only the Republican Jewish Coalition defended Trump on Tuesday.
Washington Watch: Reject Jewish caucus plan
A call by the American Jewish Congress (AJCongress) for a “first ever Congressional Jewish Caucus” is wrong on history, necessity and intention.
Building bridges for Israel
“In any family, there will naturally be disagreements,” he said. “We have shown the capacity throughout the centuries to get through them, and we will going forward as well.”
US Jewish community needs more democracy
An encouraging exception in the world of Jewish office-hunters is the World Union of Jewish Students. Its recent conference featured a genuinely democratic election
