United Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order is carrying the work and legacy from the Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order started in 1930 by Jewish-Americans on secular lines. To work on secular lines means that we are inclusive to all people regardless of faith or religion. It also means we can experience the Jewish culture, traditions and holidays while we organize to build worker power.
In Memory of
JACK ROSEN and FANNIE HECHTMAN
Staunch supporters of the JPFO; fighters against racism, anti-Semitism and fascism — a real son and daughter of the U.S. working class.
We will always miss you.
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No Second Nakba! Stop the Genocide! – Statement from American Peace Information Center
From APIC’s Statement: CEASEFIRE AND NEGOTIATIONS IN PALESTINE!NO SECOND NAKBA! STOP THE GENOCIDE! In their proxy wars, the US government is attempting to regain their influence in the Middle Eastand capitalize on the recent Hamas actions. The US and its proxy client state represented by theNetanyahu government intend to seize all of Palestine and possibly…
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Not in Our Name! Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza!
Americans are watching in horror as the violence in Israel-Palestine has escalated towards an all-out war. Since October 7, thousands have been killed following Hamas’ attack and the Israeli government’s response of (find term). On October 17th, the bombing of the Anglican Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City killed hundreds of people, mostly children. Over 5,000…
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Statement on the Situation in Israel and Palestine
The recent Hamas attack against Israeli civilians has created a frightening violent escalation between Palestinians and Israelis. The loss of lives is tragic, and the United Jewish People’s Fraternal Order (UJPFO) must express our deepest condolences to all those families who have lost their loved ones in both Israel and Palestine. On October 7th, armed…
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UJPFO Members participate in the 100th Anniversary of Camp Kinderland
Members of UJPFO were honored to participate in the 100th anniversary of Camp Kinderland on October 7th, 2023 at Lehman College in New York City. The secular Jewish youth camp opened the doors in 1923 by Jewish, working-class, immigrants that were part of the International Workers Order and JPFO. The camp gave their children a…
