If it matters to the Chicago area's Jewish community, then it matters to JUF News, the region’s largest circulation Jewish community publication. Published monthly by the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago, JUF News offers features, profiles, news, and commentaries about key facets of Jewish life locally, in Israel, and around the world.
Superbowl Sunday ceremony celebrates vibrant examples of Jewish learning and leadership
Participants experienced a life-changing three-day encounter with urban poverty.
Chicago-area Jewish Community Survey to launch in February
Chicagoan Lee (“Rosy”) Rosenberg will be sworn in as president of AIPAC, marking the first time a...
Israel received its third consecutive nomination in the Best Foreign Language Film category
Study shows 69% increase in Israel courses among leading colleges and universities
An international conference on treating terror victims was held in Israel.
Hundreds of postcards for abducted soldier delivered to Red Cross Headquarters in Washington, DC.
Rabbis from across the denominational spectrum visit Kyiv and Israel.
At a time when despotic regimes and others attempt to portray Israel as a pariah state, the...
"This is the true covenant of the State of Israel and the Jewish People."
Individuals can contribute online, by phone at 312.444.2869, or by mail.
Individuals can contribute online, by phone at 312.444.2869, or by mail
David Sax is on a quest. His mission? Save the deli.
When Maggie Anton discovered that the famed Talmud scholar Rabbi Salomon ben Isaac had three...
Review of Jewish comedian Joel Chasnoff's Cry Baby Brigade.
Events scheduled between January 17-February 21
The Florida Supreme Court upheld a death sentence against a Jewish death row inmate.
Some Canadian lawmakers fear the Conservative government's staunch support of Israel risks triggering a backlash against Israel and Canadian Jews.
An elderly man said his Toyota car's accelerator stuck, causing him to crash into the steps of a New York City synagogue.
Arab students interrupted a lecture by Israel's U.S. ambassador at a university that has been at the center of campus wars over Israel.
Israel's interior minister has asked a Jerusalem municipal committee to consider legalizing a Jewish building in an eastern Jerusalem neighborhood.
