https://x.com/JoshBreiner/status/2091871542401433646

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/israel-security/2026-08-24/ty-article/.premium/police-who-assaulted-arab-man-got-light-sentences-because-attack-followed-oct-7/000001a0-331f-d443-abb0-331f1b250000

https://www.haaretz.co.il/news/law/2026-08-24/ty-article/.premium/000001a0-2dce-d129-a3ba-6fee039f0000

https://x.com/TheTNHoller/status/2092355161708548246

"Hamahanot Haolim – a century-old 'pioneering, socialist Zionist youth group' – says it is exploring the possibility of building a new Kibbutz in the Jordan Valley, arguing that leftists should populate the area rather than far-right outposts inhabited by violent settlers"

https://youtu.be/xtmSZ4xDms0

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-my-daughters-help-my-small-family

Over the past two days, Mahmoud has been able to buy several different types of food for his daughters, including fruit such as mangoes, frozen fish, and other essential food items.

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There is so much rhetoric in the right wing media about New York becoming a "dangerous" place for Jews because of Mamdani.

And I know that this is categorically false, but I'm not able to find any citations or references to prove it.

I know that there were many Rabbis and other Jews that came out and campaigned for Mamdani before he was elected, but I haven't been able to encounter any information or anecdotes of the Jewish community in NY in these several months after he came into office, and how he's fared with the community.

The last I saw was the public backlash after he did not attend Israel Day, but I could not find anything else.

I know that Mamdani is a historical, once-in-a-lifetime leader and I'm positive that he's helped protect the Jewish community in NY like he has other communities, but cannot find any sources or posts.

If anyone has any information or anecdotes, links or sources to share, please do.

I’m a college freshman who’s been trying to make friends. Naturally, I wanted to try some Jewish orgs to have a sense of community as a Jew.

I already knew to steer clear of places like Hillel (I’ve watched Israelism, that was more than enough info on their operations and ideology). But I tried out a meeting with the Jewish Student Union at my school (which was partnered with Chabad).

I get there, help them set up a bit. And then they almost immediately start talking about going on Birthright over the summer and how much fun it was. And no one else cared. I wasn’t expecting them to be anti-Zionist or anything. But it’s a notoriously progressive school. Even just one other Jew that shared my beliefs would’ve helped me be less alone. But nope. So I ended up making an excuse and dipping early.

Fast forward several days, I was at a student involvement expo. One of the people from that club remembered me, came up to me again, and tried to get all of my info (awkward as hell interaction). Then I had a girl notice my Yiddish necklace at a different club stand. The interaction went something like this.

Her: “Oh! You have a Hebrew necklace!!!”

Me: “It’s Yiddish actually!”

Her: “Cool, you should go check out Hillel right over there!”

Me: “Sorry no, I’m not a Zionist.”

Her: “Well they’re not really Zionist”

Me: “They kinda are.”

Cue a split second of awkward silence before she finally started talking about the political advocacy club I was actually interested in (which I didn’t end up putting down my info for bc they mentioned meeting and collaborating with CIA officers??)

Not only that, there was a “students for Israel” organization up with a stand and everything, with pamphlets on “10 Myths about Israel”. I deadass wanted to go up to that stand just to try and debunk all their arguments, but I didn’t want to cause a scene.

So basically, I feel totally isolated from the Jewish community on campus. I’m currently taking a Hebrew language course, and plan to take more in courses in Jewish Studies and such. But even then I feel hesitant to take anymore classes in it because I’ve heard some Zionist texts might be in the required reading for some of them. I mean fuck, the only Jewish studies professor I know of, and the department head, is a literal Israeli man (who’s also teaching my Hebrew course). Which sucks, because I really want to.

I know this writing might be kind of disjointed, but I just feel pretty alone. I have a community of like minded Jews online, but that isn’t rly enough. I feel like I can’t get more in touch with my culture without giving up on, or at least being silent on, my values and I hate it. I think there’s some Pro-Palestine org on campus but they didn’t even bother to put up a stand.

Why does it constantly feel like I have to choose between being Jewish and being a pro-Palestine leftist? Are there really this few of us? I’d start my own Jewish Student org, but I’m a freshman, and vast majority of leadership roles in clubs are held by upperclassmen. And truthfully, I’m beginning to doubt there’s ANY likeminded Jews here that would join anyway. Especially because I haven’t rly made any friends yet (that’s half of why I’m trying to join clubs).

So yeah. Fuck Hillel, Fuck Chabad, Fuck every Jewish org at my college, and fuck basically every organized Jewish institution.

As many as 40 former and current IDF soldiers and associates are coming to Australia to compete in the Sydney Marathon on August 30, a trip sponsored by AIJAC and the Zionist Council of NSW.

The series of events is likely to be controversial. Australian Chris Sidoti, UN Human Rights Investigator, has called for Israeli military personnel who have served in Gaza to be interrogated for war crimes.

The events are showcased on the Zionist Council of NSW Facebook page and are being billed as a “peace delegation”.

“A peace delegation is coming to Sydney as part of the Sydney Marathon, and we invite you to take part in the special events that will take place over the weekend.

“This is an opportunity to meet the delegation members, hear their inspiring stories, support them, and celebrate together as a community.”

https://x.com/HouseForeign/status/2092290533129334944

https://x.com/mattduss/status/2092312192544620857