Over a hard-fought and deeply polarizing campaign, New Yorkers heard extensively from the candidates and each other. In this moment, we urge the Jewish community to help lower the temperature, listen generously, and take steps to promote healing.

Our brothers and sisters who were held in unimaginable conditions by Hamas are now free and have reunited with their loved ones.

After two years of seemingly endless war, we welcome the news that an end is finally in sight.

A response to UK leaders of Progressive Judaism being heckled and forced to leave the stage at a community-wide rally calling for the release of the hostages.

We implore Israel to choose life for our hostages, our soldiers, and innocent civilians in Gaza by ending - not extending - this war.

In response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the Reform Movement has released the following statement.

Against the backdrop of so much anguish and crisis in Israel and Gaza, the mounting crisis of settler violence on the West Bank against Palestinian civilians is too often ignored.

We write to you on behalf of the Union for Reform Judaism and Reform Movement institutions that together encompass 2 million congregants, 2,500 clergy, and 850 congregations.

In response to the IRS’s decision to limit the Johnson Amendment by allowing houses of worship to endorse candidates without jeopardizing their tax-exempt status, Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner released the following statement.

As a Reform Movement committed to lifting up the most vulnerable, this budget reconciliation bill is an immoral erosion of our socioeconomic fabric that will leave tens of thousands to needlessly suffer each year.