Judah Ari Gross is a News Editor at eJewish Philanthropy. He covers a range of topics including culture, society, and business, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Judah's work has been featured in The Times of Israel, Sun Sentinel Media Group, and eJewish Philanthropy.
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Judah Ari Gross focuses on Israeli politics and legal policy regulation with a significant emphasis on government announcements. His coverage revolves around evolving stories, breaking news, and legislation related to US Jews, judicial overhaul, Israeli politics, Passover, and legislation.
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By: Judah Ari Gross
The Taub Center, the Israeli social policy think tank, released its annual “Picture of the Nation” report today — and it is not a pretty picture for much of Israeli society. After nearly three years of war, the Israeli economy, while...
By: Ayan Toaf
Gary Torgow (left) and Eric Fingerhut, the board chair and CEO of Jewish Federations of North America, address the Israeli Cabinet meeting in Jerusalem on June 28, 2026.
By: Ari Gross
In back-to-back-to-back-to-back events, from Brooklyn to San Francisco to Portland, Ore., the past two weeks have seen the concerted ostracizing of American Jewish civic life, seemingly pushing all but the most fringe members of the community out of polite society.
By: Judah Ari Gross
In a statement, the group's Board of Governors called for respectful discourse ahead of Israel's upcoming elections
By: David Roberts
'The Siege and Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans Under the Command of Titus.'
By: Judah Ari Gross
Tens of thousands of athletes, coaches, chaperones and spectators filled Jerusalem’s Teddy Stadium on Wednesday night, celebrating the opening of the 22nd Maccabiah Games, which will be held across Israel over the next week and a half. The event, full...
By: Judah Ari Gross
'What [Thomas] Jefferson said is that a democracy is dependent on informed citizenry. And if we have an uninformed citizenry, democracy isn't going to work that well,' the investor said in a July 4 interview with 'Bloomberg'
By: Judah Ari Gross
Certificate program trains educators on how to have difficult conversations about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; under new owner, the initiative is meant to expand
By: Judah Ari Gross
President Donald Trump, flanked by top financial and political figures, virtually rang the opening bells of the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ in the Oval Office yesterday, formally launching so-called Trump Accounts, the investment vehicles for children jump-started by...
By: Judah Ari Gross
Good Thursday morning! In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we get the scoop on Evan Bernstein being selected as the next CEO of B’nai Brith International. We cover the launch of a new global consortium for the study of contemporary antisemitism and the opening of...
