List of Jewish newspapers

A Jewish newspaper is a newspaper which focuses on topics of special interest to Jews, although Jewish newspapers also include articles on topics of a more general interest as well. Political orientations and religious orientations cover a wide range.

This list includes dailies, weeklies, and papers of other frequencies. It includes newspapers in Hebrew, Yiddish, and a variety of other languages. It includes defunct as well as active publications.

Newspapers

Name	Language(s)	Translated name	Current country	Region	Years active	Circulation	Frequency	More info
Der Beobachter an der Weichsel	Polish, German	The Vistula Observer	Poland	Warsaw	1823–1824	150	Weekly	The first ever Jewish newspaper
The Jewish Word	Polish, Yiddish				1992–Present		Periodical	Primary Polish Jewish publication
Folks-Sztyme	Polish, Yiddish				1946–1991		Daily
Australian Jewish News	English		Australia				Weekly	See Australian Jewish Media
Calgary Jewish News	English		Canada		1962–88
Canadian Jewish News
The Jewish Post & News				Winnipeg
The Jewish Star (Alberta)				Alberta	1980–90
The Jewish Tribune (Canada)					1964–2015
The Jewish Independent				Vancouver
Israel's Messenger	English		China	Shanghai	1904–41
Shanghai Jewish Chronicle	German				1939–48			Renamed to Shanghai Echo in 1945
Jüdische Zeitung	German		Germany		2005–2014
Еврейская газета	Russian	Jewish newspaper			2002–			Еврейская газета, Published by Jüdische Zeitung
Jewish Voice From Germany	English							German
Jüdische Allgemeine	German	Jewish general			1946–Present			Jüdische Allgemeine
Jüdische Rundschau	German				1902–38			See: Jüdische Welt-Rundschau [de]
Yidishe heftn	Yiddish	Yiddish notebook	France	Paris	1996–?			http://yiddish-sources.com/yidishe-heftn-les-cahiers-yiddish
Revista Cultului Mozaic din R.P.R.	Romanian, Yiddish, Hebrew, English		Romania	Bucharest	1956–1995
Realitatea Evreiască	Romanian, Yiddish, Hebrew, English			Bucharest	1995–Present			Renamed from Revista Cultului Mozaic din R.P.R.
Új Kelet	Hungarian	New East		Transylvania	1918–1940			Moved to Tel Aviv, Israel
Szombat	Hungarian	Saturday	Hungary		1989–Present			https://www.szombat.org/about
Új Élet	Hungarian	New Life			1945–Present			Neolog paper, maintained by Mazsihisz since 1990.
Remeny	Hungarian	Hope			2002–15			http://www.remeny.org/
Kibic Magazin	Hungarian	Kibitzer			2013–Present			http://akibic.hu/
Múlt és Jövő	Hungarian	Past and Future			1911–1944; 1988–Present			http://www.multesjovo.hu/en/?___from_store=hu
Sófár Újság	Hungarian	Shofar newspaper			1998?-Present			unrelated to Shofar (journal)
Új Kelet	Hungarian	New East			1948–Present
Gut Sábesz	Hungarian	Good Shabbat			2002/3-Present			Costs 300 Ft, and Chabad Paper
Egység	Hungarian	Unity					Monthly
Birobidzhaner Shtern	Yiddish, Russian		Russia	Birobidzhan, Jewish Autonomous Oblast	1930–44
Ha-Melitz	Hebrew			Saint Petersburg	1860–1904
Şalom	Turkish, Ladino	Peace/Hello	Turkey		1947–Present
El Amaneser	Ladino	The Dawn	Turkey	Istanbul	2003–Present	6000	Monthly	Currently the only full Ladino newspaper in the world
Aki Yerushalayim	Ladino	Jerusalem Here!	Israel	Jerusalem, Israel	1979–2016
Dos Yiddishe Licht/ Beleichtungen	Yiddish/English	The Jewish Light		Jerusalem, Israel	1950–Present		Weekly	Started in 1923 in New York
Kol Mevasser	Yiddish		Russia (in 2019, Ukraine)	Odessa	1862–72			Supplemented Ha-Melitz
The Jewish Chronicle	English		United Kingdom		1841–Present			Longest running Jewish paper
Jewish Telegraph	English				1950–Present
Jewish Tribune (UK)	English, Yiddish				1962–Present			Only current paper in UK with Yiddish
Jewish News	English				1997–Present
The Jewish World (London)	English			London	1873–1934
The Jewish Voice	English		United States	New York	2003–Present			Original name The Jewish Voice Media Group
The Jewish World	English			Capital District, New York	1965–Present			Also published as Schenectady Jewish World and Albany Jewish World
Der Blatt	Yiddish			New York	2000–Present		Weekly
Kindline (magazine)	Yiddish			New York	2014–Present
Five Towns Jewish Times	English			5 Towns, New York	2000–Present	20,000	Weekly
Hatsofe B'Erez Hachadosho	Hebrew				1871–76			First Hebrew periodical in US
The Hebrew Standard	English				NYC	late 1800s-early 20th century
Jewish Post of New York	English			New York	1974–Present	21,000[1]
New Jersey Jewish News	English			New Jersey	1946–2020	24,000[2]	Weekly
The Jewish Week	English			New York	1875–Present	55,000[3]	Weekly	UJA funded
Yated Ne'eman	English			Monsey, New York	1987–Present	20,000[4]	Weekly
Der Yid	Yiddish				1953–Present	25,000[5]	Weekly
Westchester Jewish Life	English			Westchester, New York
The Long Island Jewish World	English			Long Island, New York	1976	16,000[6]	Weekly
The Manhattan Jewish Sentinel	English
Jewish Insider	English			Washington, D.C.	2015–Present	unknown	Daily (email newsletter), web updates	Covers U.S. politics, business, philanthropy, and Middle East affairs. Known for its "Daily Kickoff" newsletter. [7]
The Rockland & Westchester Jewish Tribune	English
The Israelite (1854–1874); The American Israelite (1874–present)	English			Cincinnati	1854–Present	6,500[8]	Weekly	Second longest running paper
The Atlanta Jewish Times	English			Atlanta, Georgia	1925–Present	6,500[9]	Weekly
JTNews	English			Seattle, Washington	1924–2015		Biweekly
Mishpacha (News magazine)	English, Hebrew				1984–Present	50,000[10]	Weekly
Washington Jewish Week	English			Washington D.C.	1930–Present	10,000[11]
Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle	English			Milwaukee, Wisconsin	1921–Present	3,000[12]	Weekly
Texas Jewish Post	English			Texas	1947–Present	4,000[13]
The St. Louis Jewish Light	English			St. Louis, Missouri	1947–Present	10,000[14]	Weekly
Philadelphia Jewish Voice	English			Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	2005–2019		Weekly
Baltimore Jewish Times	English			Baltimore, Maryland	1919–Present
Chicago Jewish Star	English			Chicago, Illinois	1991–2018	17,500[15]	Twice-monthly
Chicago Jewish News	English				1994–2019	10,000[16]
Cleveland Jewish News	English			Cleveland, Ohio	1964–Present	12,000[17]	Weekly
The Detroit Jewish News	English			Detroit, Michigan	1942–Present	17,000[18]	Weekly
Jewish Telegraphic Agency	English				1917–Present
The Jewish Press	English			Brooklyn, New York	1960–Present	50,000[19]	Weekly
The Jewish Observer (Los Angeles)	English			Los Angeles, California	1999–Present
Jewish Herald-Voice	English			Houston, Texas	1908–Present	7,000	Weekly	Longest running paper in South US
Jewish News of Greater Phoenix	English			Phoenix, Arizona	1948–Present	6,000	Weekly
Jewish Ledger	English			Connecticut	1929–Present	15,000[20]	Weekly
The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles	English			Los Angeles, California	1985–Present	50,000[21]	Weekly
The Jewish Journal (Boston North)	English			Boston, Massachusetts	1976–Present	17,000[22]	Bi-weekly
Federation Star	English			Naples, Florida	Greater Naples, Florida	3,000	Monthly
Florida Jewish News	English			South Florida	2005–2007
Florida Jewish Journal	English			Fort Lauderdale, Florida		125,000[23]	Weekly
The Jewish News of Sarasota-Manatee	English			Sarasota, Florida		13,000	Monthly
L'Chayim, Florida	English			Fort Myers, Florida	1989[24]-Present		Monthly	http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00032761/00073/citation
Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle	English			Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	1962–Present	8,500[25]	Weekly
The Jewish Exponent	English			Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	1887–Present	24,000[26]	Weekly
The Jewish Advocate (Boston)	English			Boston, Massachusetts	1902–Present	40,000[27]	Weekly
Intermountain Jewish News	English			Denver-Boulder, Colorado	1913–Present	30,000[28]	Weekly
J. The Jewish News of Northern California	English			San Francisco, California	1895–Present	17,000[29]	Weekly print edition, daily online edition
Algemeiner Journal	Yiddish, English			Brooklyn, New York	1972–Present	23,000[30]	Weekly
The American Jewish World	English			Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota	1912–Present	4,000[31]	Monthly	http://ajwnews.com/about/
Buffalo Jewish Review	English			Buffalo, New York		3,500[32]	Weekly
The Forward/Forverts	English, Yiddish			Lower East Side, New York City. Moved to Brooklyn in late 20th century.	1897–Present	English: 28,000[33]	English: weekly. Yiddish: biweekly
Charlotte Jewish News	English			Charlotte, North Carolina		4,000	Monthly
Hamodia	English, Hebrew, French			Brooklyn, New York	1950–Present		Weekdays
Jewish Review	English			Portland, Oregon	1959–2012		Twice-monthly
Jewish Standard	English			Teaneck, New Jersey	1931–Present	24,000[34]	Weekly	oldest Jewish weekly in New Jersey
The Jewish Star (New York)	English, Hebrew column			Garden City, New York	2002–Present		Weekly
The New Standard (newspaper)	English			Columbus, Ohio			Semi-monthly
Westchester Jewish Life	English			Westchester County, New York	1995?[35]-Present	24,000[36]	Monthly
Belaaz News	English	Online News Outlet		Queens, New York	2012–Present[37]	15,000	Weekly
The Asmonean	English
Occident and American Jewish Advocate	English
Jewish South	English
Di Tzeitung	Yiddish	The Newspaper	Brooklyn, New York	1988–Present		Weekly
Dos Yiddishe Licht	Yiddish/English	The Jewish Light	New York	1923–1927		Weekly	Revived in 1950 in Jerusalem
Maalos	Yiddish	Virtue/steps	New York	1996–Present		Monthly
Der Bay	Yiddish/English		San Mateo, California	1991–2016		Monthly
Flatbush Jewish Journal	English		New York	2010–Present		Weekly
Jewish Rhode Island	English		Rhode Island	1929–present		Weekly
The Iowa Jewish News	English		Des Moines, Iowa	1932–1952	1,817	Weekly
Magen David	Armenian, Hebrew, Russian			Yerevan, Armenia	2002–Present		Monthly