By Alan Muskowitz, Department of Michigan Michigan was famously known as the “Arsenal of Democracy” during WWII. In 2013, Michigan state Senate and House passed resolutions recognizing The Michigan WWII […]
Today, in the early morning hours of Shabbat, the terrorist group Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement) launched an unprovoked and vicious surprise attack on Israel, killing and wounding many Israeli civilian […]
The Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. (JWV) is pleased to announce it has elected its 92nd National Commander, Colonel Barry Lischinsky, USA, Retired of Massachusetts and 4th National Vice […]
By Selina Kanowitz and Gary Ginsburg Israel was magical, mystical, and enchanting! From April 20-30, we were honored to participate in the Jewish War Veterans 33rd Allied Mission to Israel […]
By Richard Goldenberg One of JWV Post 105’s deployed members is carrying a unique item for a Jewish veteran serving overseas – a Christian crucifix. The Kilmer crucifix, belonging to […]
By Greg Lee The Jewish War Veterans Department of California partnered with the American Legion and the Los Angeles County Department of Mil-Vet Affairs to host an event honoring Medal […]
By NC Nelson Mellitz At the start of World War II, U.S. labor leaders recognized there would be a great shortage of labor needed to meet the demand for production […]
By Larry Jasper, National Editor Do you know what a patron is? Article V of our Constitution says “Any supporter of JWV that upholds, reflects, and pursues the values of […]
By Chaplain Captain Yitzchok Landa, USAF. In the last edition of The Jewish Veteran, you read the D’vrei Hashomrim by Rabbi Doniel Kramer in which he provided thoughtful insights and […]
By Miranda Bass, Post 1 One of the aspects of my time in the Army that I value most was my exposure to different types of people. Even though my […]
