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More than 100 Orthodox Jewish families are reportedly preparing to move from New York to a new residential community in Florida, citing concerns about antisemitism, high housing costs and the financial pressures of raising large families. The families plan to join approximately 60 Orthodox households already living at Lakefront Estates, a 550-acre development in Glades

Democratic U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz and Republican challenger Scott Singer faced off at a congressional forum in Boca Raton, discussing Israel, antisemitism, economic challenges and national security as they compete to represent Florida’s newly redrawn 25th Congressional District. The October 20 event took place at Congregation B’nai Israel, where residents gathered to hear the candidates

The Florida chapter of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) will host Naomi Kahn, international director of the Israeli organization Regavim, for a discussion titled “Israel’s Battle for Legitimacy: The Media, the Public & the Courtroom.” The event is scheduled for November 17 at Decision Tactical, located at 430 Towne Center Circle, Suite A, in

Florida Republican gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds has pledged to oppose what he describes as attempts to establish communities governed by Islamic law, pointing to a controversial housing development in Texas and raising concerns about integration challenges in parts of Europe. Donalds has argued that American communities must operate under the U.S. Constitution and the country’s

Two Jewish candidates competing for Florida’s 25th Congressional District are making their support for Israel a central issue in the campaign, even as they disagree over the war with Iran and their respective political parties. Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz and Republican challenger Scott Singer faced off during a candidates’ forum at Congregation B’nai Israel in

A federal judge has denied an emergency request from the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and its Florida chapter seeking to prevent Florida from classifying the organizations as domestic terrorist organizations under state law. U.S. District Judge Mark Walker, of the Northern District of Florida, issued the ruling on October 6. He noted that the

A Jewish family that left London for South Florida is building a new life in West Boca Raton after growing concerns about antisemitism influenced its decision to relocate. Their experience reflects a broader conversation among some British Jewish families about personal safety, raising children and maintaining a visible Jewish identity. Adam Regev, 41, moved to

A video of Miami Gardens Police Chief Delma K. Noel-Pratt attending a Ramadan gathering at the Islamic Center of Greater Miami has prompted online criticism over her participation in the event and the institutional affiliations of the mosque. The footage was circulated alongside commentary alleging that Noel-Pratt wore a hijab while in uniform to enter

Forty rabbis representing Jewish communities across Florida have endorsed Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds, citing his positions on combating antisemitism, protecting Jewish families, expanding educational opportunities and supporting Israel. The endorsement, announced by the Donalds campaign on October 16, brings together religious leaders from 17 cities across seven Florida counties. According to the campaign, 36