Reply To: Statistics Demonstrating Jewish Community Increasingly Voting Republican

In the anxious and violent year after the Oct. 7 attacks, enough Jews, including the liberal and non-religious sub-demographics,, may have recalibrated their own notions of identity, and of what being Jewish required of them as democratic political actors, to turn much of South Brooklyn deep red, flip places like Aventura, and transform Jewish neighborhoods into some of the only real purple territory in urban America.