Diaspora Trade Publications
The periodicals serving Jewish business communities outside of Israel — historic anchors (The Jewish Chronicle since 1841, The Forward, Hamodia, Mishpacha, JTA), modern English-language publications (Jewish Insider, JNS, Tablet), and the regional weeklies across London, Paris, Toronto, and Sydney.
Originally published June 2026. Updated June 14, 2026.
Diaspora trade publications are the periodicals serving Jewish business communities outside of Israel — across New York, London, Paris, Toronto, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and Sydney. The historic anchors are The Jewish Chronicle (London, founded 1841, the oldest continuously published Jewish newspaper in the world), The Forward (US, 1897), Hamodia (US/Israel, English and Hebrew Orthodox daily), Mishpacha (US, Orthodox weekly), and a network of community-specific weeklies across federations and JCRC networks.
Modern English-language coverage of diaspora Jewish business, philanthropy, and policy runs through Jewish Insider (US, DC/NY-focused, newsletter-first), JNS, Tablet (longform culture and politics), and JTA — the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (the diaspora newswire, founded 1917). Regional anchors include the JC (UK), Actualité Juive and Tribune Juive (France), Canadian Jewish News, and the Australian Jewish News.
Coverage of diaspora capital — family offices, philanthropy, real estate, and intra-Jewish business networks — at institutional depth runs through The Olam, the English-language institutional record of the global Jewish business economy.
See also: Jewish Business Press · Israeli Business Press · Who Covers the Global Jewish Economy (full map).
