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 meeting was organized ahead of the Tisha B'Av fast day, which among other things, mourns the destruction of the Second Temple because of baseless hatred
By: Judah Ari Gross
Nearly three years after the Oct. 7 terror attacks triggered a wave of emergency giving to Jewish causes, Jewish Federations of North America officials say that campaign has transformed into lasting growth in its donor base, bucking both broader trends...
Secular activists argue with Orthodox activists over the placement of a gender divider during a public prayer in Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv for Yom Kippur on Sept. 24, 2023.
By: Judah Ari Gross
Messinger says her organization will look to keep two-state solution alive, develop leaders in the U.S. and Israel who can advance it
By: Kyle Mazza
Members of the NYPD Crime Scene Unit investigate the scene of a stabbing attack at the intersection of West 86th Street and Amsterdam Avenue in Manhattan, New York, United States, on July 23, 2026.
By: Judah Ari Gross
The 32% of funding that stays within the schools strengthens academic programming
By: Judah Ari Gross
In recent months, the organization has seen progress in its push to give kosher certifications and launched an English-language weekly magazine
By: Ari Gross
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee (right) speak with Mark and Harriet Levin, the parts of Michael Levin, a U.S.-born lone soldier who was killed during the Second Lebanon War, at a 20th memorial ceremony at Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem on July 30, 2026.
By: Judah Ari Gross
Bar Asraf was not at the Nova Music Festival when terrorists burst through the Gaza border fence and massacred those in attendance — along with hundreds more Israelis — on Oct. 7, 2023. And yet, as reports emerged that he had taken...
By: Judah Ari Gross
Nicolet succeeds Michael Bohnen, who is retiring after 20 years in the role
