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From New York City to the Negev Desert: Who Are the Black Hebrew Israelites? - Vimarsana News

From New York City to the Negev Desert: Who Are the Black Hebrew Israelites?

What are the beliefs of the Black Hebrew Israelites and the role that they currently play in mainstream American culture?

From New York City to the Negev Desert: Who Are the Black Hebrew Israelites? - Vimarsana News

From New York City to the Negev Desert: Who Are the Black Hebrew Israelites?

It is important to note that this movement does not include African-American members of traditional Jewish denominations, Ethiopian Jews or African groups who claim Jewish ancestry.

Should Jews be concerned about Hebrew Israelites? – J. - Vimarsana News

Should Jews be concerned about Hebrew Israelites? – J.

If Black Israelism has entered the marketplace of mainstream religions in the United States, should Jews be concerned?

How many Hebrew Israelites are there, and how worried should Jews be? - Vimarsana News

How many Hebrew Israelites are there, and how worried should Jews be?

Militant posturing of IUIC alarms many Jews with antisemitism already being on the rise and attacks against Jews become more and more common; group estimated to include 1.6 million mostly African Americans

Hate Groups Are Getting Millions Through Raleigh-Based Fidelity's Nonprofit Charity Fund - Vimarsana News

Hate Groups Are Getting Millions Through Raleigh-Based Fidelity's Nonprofit Charity Fund

From 2015 to 2018, $4.8 million was funneled to hate groups nationwide through Fidelity Charitable, the philanthropic arm of Fidelity Investments; another $2.5 million was given to these groups in 2019 for a total of $7.4 million.