The president hosted Jewish American supporters at a White House event where he touted his support for Israel and lamented recent antisemitic attacks.

It’s a sign of the times for Jewish communities across Louisiana and the nation, where celebrations of the eight-day Festival of Lights are taking place against a backdrop of rising antisemitism and safety concerns.

The brother of the Big Apple’s top cop railed about incoming Mayor Zohran Mamdani being the “enemy of Jewish people” during a charity dinner speech where he bemoaned the sad state of affairs in

President Donald Trump attacked Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, saying she “hates Jewish people,” at a Hanukkah event at the White House on Dec. 16. In his first remarks on Jewish issues after a mass shooting at Australia's Bondi Beach that targeted a Hanukkah party,

President Donald Trump warned that Israel and the “Jewish lobby” have lost their influence in Washington and that Congress is “becoming antisemitic,” in a holiday message delivered to attendees at the White House’s annual Hanukkah party.