United Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order

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.
Anti-fascism

Hate is on the rise in America, it is far from accidental

By Tyler Rosen There are startling trends emerging in the United States, as well as the rest of the world, in the year 2025. A couple of such dangerous trends are in the realm of racial as well as LGBT persecution. Hate ...
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Statements

80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz

On this day 80 years ago, 7000 Jews in the Nazi Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp were finally liberated by the Soviet Red Army. January 27th formally became recognized as International Holocaust Remembrance Day by the United Nations. Concentration camps were places where certain ...
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Anti-fascism

Elon Musk’s Nazi Salute must be Condemned

Jewish people everywhere are angered, shocked, and horrified by what happened on Monday during Elon Musk’s speech during the ceremony of President Trump’s inauguration. Now that Trump is president, Musk’s actions show he doesn’t care if he is called a Nazi anymore. ...
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Politics

Elon Musk Throws Support Behind Alternative for Germany: Signaling a Further Move Towards Fascism

by Tyler Rosen While the Jewish people were preparing for the sacred holiday of Hanukkah, Elon Musk, the richest man in the world and owner of one of the biggest social media platforms, X, used his platform to throw his support behind ...
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Birobidzhan the main town in the Russian Jewish Oblast Autonomous Region founded in 1931. Yiddish and Jewish culture thrive in this area where Jewish along with other Russian people reside in peaceful coexistence. The world's largest menorah stands in front of the train station.
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