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Eric Leiderman

Eric Leiderman

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Segment Producer, Late Night with Seth Meyers

New York

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Total articles 16

  • The Blogs: What Happened to Jewish Unity after October 7?

    By Eric Leiderman Verified| The Times of Israel Verified In the days and weeks following the October 7 Hamas massacre, something rare stirred across the Jewish world: unity. We wept as one. We posted in solidarity. We donated. We prayed. We showed up. For a moment—brief, beautiful, and raw—we remembered what it meant to be am echad, one people. But the unity didn’t last. It didn’t even last long enough to get through shloshim. By November, old fault lines re-emerged with a vengeance.

    By Eric Leiderman Verified · The Times of Israel

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • The Blogs: The Future of Zionism is in Your Hands

    By Eric Leiderman Verified| The Times of Israel Verified In October 2025, delegates from around the world will gather in Jerusalem for the 39th World Zionist Congress (WZC), the international parliament of the Jewish people. This body, initially convened by Theodor Herzl in 1897, is responsible for allocating over $1 billion annually to support Jewish education, religious institutions, and Zionist initiatives worldwide. It is the Jewish world’s most significant yet least understood representative body.

    By Eric Leiderman Verified · The Times of Israel

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • The Blogs: What Happened to Jewish Unity after October 7?

    By Eric Leiderman Verified| The Times of Israel Verified In the days and weeks following the October 7 Hamas massacre, something rare stirred across the Jewish world: unity. We wept as one. We posted in solidarity. We donated. We prayed. We showed up. For a moment—brief, beautiful, and raw—we remembered what it meant to be am echad, one people. But the unity didn’t last. It didn’t even last long enough to get through shloshim. By November, old fault lines re-emerged with a vengeance.

    By Eric Leiderman Verified · The Times of Israel

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Late Night with Seth Meyers

New York, New York, United States

+1 212-664-3056