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.
NameLanguageTranslated nameCurrent countryRegionYears activeCirculationFrequencyMore info
Afrikaner Yidishe TsaytungYiddishThe African Jewish NewspaperSouth AfricaJohannesburg1931-19853000weeklyfounded by Ben-Zion Almuni, expanded by Boris Gersman, continued by Levi Shalit
Der Beobachter an der WeichselPolish, GermanThe Vistula ObserverPolandWarsaw1823–1824150WeeklyThe first ever Jewish newspaper
The Jewish WordPolish, YiddishPolandWarsaw1992–PresentPeriodicalPrimary Polish Jewish publication
Folks-SztymePolish, YiddishPoland1946–1991Daily
Australian Jewish NewsEnglishAustraliaWeeklySee Australian Jewish Media
Calgary Jewish NewsEnglishCanada1962–88
Canadian Jewish NewsEnglishCanada
The Jewish Post & NewsEnglishCanadaWinnipeg
The Jewish Star EnglishCanadaAlberta1980–90
The Jewish Tribune EnglishCanada1964–2015
The Jewish IndependentEnglishCanadaVancouver
Israel's MessengerEnglishChinaShanghai1904–41
Shanghai Jewish ChronicleGermanChinaShanghai1939–48Renamed to Shanghai Echo
in 1945
Jüdische ZeitungGermanGermany2005–2014
Еврейская газетаRussianJewish newspaperGermany2002–,
Published by Jüdische Zeitung
'EnglishGermanyGerman
Jüdische AllgemeineGermanJewish generalGermany1946–Present'
Jüdische RundschauGermanGermany1902–38See:
Yidishe heftnYiddishYiddish notebookFranceParis1996–?http://yiddish-sources.com/yidishe-heftn-les-cahiers-yiddish
Revista Cultului Mozaic din R.P.R.Romanian, Yiddish, Hebrew, EnglishRomaniaBucharest1956–1995
Realitatea EvreiascăRomanian, Yiddish, Hebrew, EnglishRomaniaBucharest1995–PresentRenamed from Revista Cultului Mozaic din R.P.R.