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In a reaction to an article by Nicholas Kristof in the New York Times, it is argued that allegations of widespread sexual abuse by Israeli prison personnel a...

Federal authorities are considering charges against protesters involved in a recent incident outside an Israeli real estate event in Brooklyn. The protest, w...

Sarah Lawrence College's student government recently denied recognition to a proposed chapter of J Street U, a liberal pro-Israel group advocating for a two-...

Natan Slifkin explores the theme of evaluating claims in his article, with a mix of anecdotes and serious discussion. Initially, he shares a lighthearted fam...

The piece by Jay Michaelson explores the polarizing and entrenched positions within the discourse surrounding Israel and Palestine, termed by the author as t...

In the political landscape of Kentucky's GOP congressional primary, a controversial ad has surfaced targeting Jewish billionaire Paul Singer, a prominent Rep...

Joshua Hoffman's critique argues that The New York Times has consistently misrepresented Israel, framing it within an anti-Israel narrative through selective...

David Wecht, an elected Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice, has exited the Democratic Party to register as an independent, attributing his decision to a perc...

The new Israeli report by the Civil Commission on Oct. 7 Crimes presents exhaustive documentation of sexual violence as a deliberate strategy during the Hama...

The rise of conspiracist anti-Zionism in America marks a troubling convergence of ideologies that transcends traditional left-right political divides. Once t...

The article "Strange Trip" by Lee Smith explores the geopolitical complexities surrounding President Donald Trump's stance on Iran amidst tensions with Chine...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a substantial increase in the city's budget for the prevention of hate crimes, in response to rising antisemitic...

The federal case against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is being closely watched due to its potential implications for other advocacy organizations, ...

Eli Lake critically examines Nicholas Kristof's column in the New York Times, which alleges that Israeli forces employ trained dogs to sexually assault Pales...

Rabbi Menachem Creditor challenges the appropriateness of protesting Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s presence as a commencement speaker at the Jewish Theolo...

The piece discusses the contentious issue of settler violence in the West Bank, emphasizing that a small group of radical settlers is stigmatizing the broade...

Peter Beinart facilitates a discussion between Professor Omer Bartov and Haaretz columnist Gideon Levy, focusing on divergent views about Zionism's trajector...

The Israeli real estate event held at Young Israel of Midwood in Brooklyn was marked by significant pro-Palestinian protests, illustrating the ongoing tensio...

The European Union has moved forward with sanctions against Israeli settlers responsible for violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. This decision, f...

Recent actions by Jewish donors to withdraw financial support from elite universities in response to perceived anti-Israel sentiments have sparked debate wit...

Natan Slifkin reflects on the dangers of tribalism and the tendency to view issues through a binary lens of pro- and anti-Torah, or friend versus enemy, thro...

Israel's nuclear deterrent, although never publicly admitted, is a strategic cornerstone that influences regional and international dynamics. Rooted in a doc...

Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove reflects on the complex ethics surrounding protests against Israel, particularly in light of recent incidents in the U.S. He proposes t...

A California judge has disqualified Jewish District Attorney Jeff Rosen from retrying a case against five pro-Palestinian protesters accused of vandalizing S...

In the race to replace Nancy Pelosi, California State Senator Scott Wiener faces a challenging political landscape as a progressive Jew who is critical of Is...

In a charged critique, Bob Goldberg examines the stance of certain U.S. Democratic Party members, particularly those pressing for U.S. public acknowledgment ...

Israel has barred Tyler Oliveira, a controversial right-wing YouTuber, from entering the country due to accusations of disseminating antisemitic content onli...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is proactively seeking support from Orthodox Jewish voters in her reelection campaign by advocating for tuition relief for yes...

Middlebury College's Hillel has rebranded itself as the Jewish Association of Middlebury (JAM) following a student board decision to distance from Hillel Int...

Israeli contestant Noam Bettan is representing Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, amid controversy and scrutiny over Israel's participation. Fi...

Jonathan Rosenblum's commentary addresses the inconsistencies in media coverage regarding Israel's military actions in Lebanon, highlighting how reports ofte...

The piece focuses on the need for progressive voices to critically scrutinize figures like Tucker Carlson, despite the alignment some of his views may have w...

In a CBS 60 Minutes interview, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that the military engagement with Hezbollah in Lebanon should be considered s...

A significant rally in London called for stronger measures against antisemitism, drawing thousands of British Jews and politicians outside the prime minister...

Nachum Kaplan argues that traditional approaches to combating antisemitism through education and dialogue have proven ineffective and obsolete. He suggests t...

This thought-provoking piece explores the historical tensions between Zionism and Jewish socialism, focusing on the Jewish Labor Bund of Eastern Europe. The ...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is an initiative dedicated to providing in-depth, nuanced analysis of Jewish-related stories and conversations, part...

Dr. Yechiel Leiter, Israel's Ambassador to the United States, shares the personal and professional journey that has shaped his influential position today. Fo...

Noam Pianko explores the rich history of debate over Zionism at the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS), highlighting how this discourse has navigated the comp...

Mitch Schneider's essay delves deep into the historical slogan 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,' often used in anti-Israel protests. Schne...

As the Democratic primary for Manhattan's open House seat approaches, key divisions have surfaced among candidates regarding Israel and antisemitism, reflect...

In an eloquent yet sobering essay, veteran Jewish journalist Gary Rosenblatt addresses the increasing vulnerability and fear experienced by American Jews tod...

Gayle Kirshenbaum reflects on the evolution of anti-Zionist sentiment at her alma mater, the University of Michigan. Spurred by a historical commencement add...

A federal judge has ruled that the Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) 2025 cancellation of many federal humanities grants, including several focuse...

Alanna E. Cooper examines the tensions surrounding university graduations, particularly highlighted by historian Derek Peterson's controversial speech at the...

The Greater Seattle Jewish community has grown to nearly 75,000, reflecting the West Coast's trends with unique characteristics of lower engagement and relig...

Governor Kathy Hochul's announcement that New York will adopt a federal school choice tax credit has been celebrated by yeshivas across the state. This move ...

Abraham Socher critiques Random House's omission of specific terms like "Israel," "Gaza," "Hamas," and "Jew" from the book description of Rachel Goldberg-Pol...

The latest Anti-Defamation League (ADL) 2025 audit report reveals a surprising decline in antisemitic incidents, dropping from a record high of 9,354 in 2024...

Apple TV's new thriller "Unconditional" explores controversial themes, drawing attention for its portrayal of Israeli characters and the politically complex ...