The Jewish Press was founded in 1960 by a group of Jewish community leaders and journalists in Brooklyn, New York. The idea behind the publication was to create a news source that would provide comprehensive coverage of issues and events relevant to the Jewish community, both in the United States and around the world. Over the decades, The Jewish Press has grown to become one of the most widely-read and influential Jewish newspapers in the country. Today, the publication is owned and operated by The Jewish Press, Inc. The Jewish Press covers a wide range of news and information relevant to the Jewish community, including national and international politics, religious and cultural events, community initiatives, and even some sports and entertainment news. While the publication's primary focus is on issues within the Jewish community, it also occasionally reports on stories from Israel and the broader Jewish diaspora that may be of interest to its readers. Based in Brooklyn, New York, The Jewish Press has a team of journalists and contributors who are deeply connected to the Jewish community they serve. One interesting fact: Despite its relatively small size compared to some of the larger mainstream media outlets, The Jewish Press has managed to maintain a loyal readership and a strong presence within the Jewish community for over 60 years. The publication's longevity and its ability to adapt to changing times have been key to its continued relevance and importance as a source of news and information for Jewish readers.