eJP op-ed: Finding light in the dark

If you’re plugged into the Jewish community today, things may feel a little dark. Many of us sense a growing polarization. Data from Jewish Federations of North America’s recent national survey confirms this: Jews are struggling to express their feelings about the war in Gaza, unsure whether their views will be welcomed in their local communities.

 

This discomfort deserves our attention — but the bright spots do as well. Despite our differences, Jews across the country remain deeply united in meaningful ways. Embracing what we share can help us as we work toward understanding what divides us. 

 

Read the whole op-ed here.

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