The Jewish Voice was founded in 2005 by a team of Jewish journalists and community leaders who saw the need for a news platform that would focus on covering issues and events of importance to the Jewish community. The idea behind the publication was to provide in-depth reporting and analysis on topics related to Jewish religion, culture, politics, and community affairs. Today, The Jewish Voice is owned and operated by The Jewish Voice Media Group. The Jewish Voice covers a wide range of news and developments relevant to Jewish readers, including coverage of religious observances, cultural events, political issues, and community initiatives. While the publication's primary focus is on news and events within the Jewish community, it also occasionally reports on stories from Israel and the broader Middle East region that impact Jewish interests. Based in an unspecified location, The Jewish Voice has a team of journalists and contributors who bring their expertise and connections to the publication. One interesting fact: Despite its relatively small size compared to some of the larger media outlets serving the Jewish community, The Jewish Voice has managed to attract a sizable audience of around 90,000 monthly visitors, highlighting the demand for in-depth, community-focused news and analysis among its target readership.