Commemorates 126th anniversary of Jewish War Veterans of United States of America.

This ceremonial resolution (ACR 80) commemorates the 126th anniversary of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America (JWV), founded in 1896 by 63 Jewish Civil War veterans. It honors the JWV’s historical role as the nation’s oldest continuously active veterans organization, including its advocacy for Jewish service members’ rights (like Yom Kippur leave in 1913) and support during major conflicts. The resolution formally recognizes the JWV’s legacy and directs that copies be sent to its national commander. It does not create new laws or affect any policies - it is purely symbolic, acknowledging the organization’s 126 years of service and its 20 posts across New Jersey.