Diaspora Jewry is not dying, it is changing - opinion

The opinion piece argues that while Diaspora Jewish communities face real challenges such as assimilation and demographic decline, they are not disappearing but evolving through new forms of Jewish identity, cultural engagement, and community life. Rather than viewing the Diaspora as a community in decline, the author calls for a stronger partnership between Israel and Jewish communities abroad, recognizing their continued creativity, resilience, and contribution to the Jewish future.

Read the Original Article: The Jerusalem Post

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