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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we celebrate the faith, freedom, and founding principles that shaped our nation. This historic milestone invites us to reflect with gratitude on God’s guidance through generations of challenge and progress, and to reaffirm the values of liberty, moral responsibility, and trust in divine providence.
The semiquincentennial highlights the enduring bond between the United States and Israel—two democracies united by shared values and a commitment to freedom. As we look toward America’s next chapter, we honor our past, pray for unity, and stand firm in our support for Israel, confident that these principles will continue to bless future generations.
Learn how Jewish American leaders advanced freedom, faith, and democracy—explore our articles and podcasts below.
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Our countdown to America 250 ends with Jewish American history still in action.
Celebrate America 250 with one of the most important children's book authors, Maurice Sendak.
Celebrate America 250 with how a Jewish immigrant raised in the United States became modern Israel's Prime Minister.
Celebrate America 250 with the story of the first Jewish American sports star.
An American war hero – as a pilot, soldier, and Resistance member – Charles Fernley Fawcett helped save thousands of Jewish lives.
Celebrate America 250 with the story of the first American Righteous Gentile.
Yael talks about the significance of Rededicating America 250 which was held in D.C. on Sunday.
Celebrate America 250 by stepping into the world of Rube Goldberg's machines.
Celebrate America 250 by learning about Abraham Mordecai, the first Jew in Alabama and fighter for American independence.
Celebrate America 250 with the story of President Grover Cleveland and his friendship to the Jewish people.
Celebrate America 250 by learning the story of Civil War hero and Jewish American Frederick Knefler.
Celebrate America 250 and President's Day by learning about the biblical influence that inspired Abraham Lincoln.