For the first time, Netanyahu was not invited to the main congress of the Jewish community in the United States and Canada.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not invited to the annual convention of the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), which will be held on November 10 in Washington. This is the first time Netanyahu has not received an invitation since becoming head of government. A number of left-wing Jewish organizations in the United States also refused to participate in the convention due to disagreement with the policies of the Israeli government.

The Jewish Federations of North America play an important role in the fabric of the Jewish community in the United States and Canada, representing more than 300 Jewish federations. JFNA distributes more than $2 billion annually in support programs and grants to Jewish communities in North America and Israel. This is an important event that contributes to the development and maintenance of the Jewish community in the region.

Netanyahu's absence from the convention and the refusal of some organizations to attend underscore divisions within the Jewish community regarding Israeli policy. This reflects the complexity of the situation and the ambivalent attitudes towards the country's leader both inside and outside it.