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As Israel's economic strength has grown, the role of Jewish philanthropy is being re-evaluated, especially following the events of October 7, which highlight...

In an essay exploring the challenges facing the media landscape, the author examines the decline of trust and credibility in the current media environment, s...

In the wake of the 2021 Gaza conflict, a group of over 500 journalists criticized major Western media outlets for their perceived pro-Israel bias, calling fo...

The article explores the struggle against anti-Israel narratives on social media, particularly during conflicts like the May 2021 clash between Israel and Ha...

The article highlights the strategic importance of the Hispanic community in shaping the U.S.-Israel relationship. While historically supportive, shifts in L...

The mainstream American media is critiqued for a perceived bias against Jewish concerns, not due to overt antisemitism but rather ignorance and insensitivity...

The article delves into the troubling relationship between Big Tech platforms and the perpetuation of antisemitism. It outlines how online forums like Gab, a...

This personal account highlights a historical instance of perceived anti-Zionism at the BBC, reflecting broader critiques of the organization’s reporting on ...

Susan Alexandra, a New York-based brand known for Judaica-inspired fashion, has been vocal in its activism on social issues such as racial injustice and abor...

Deborah Lipstadt, the U.S. Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, discusses the persistent presence and transformation of antisemitism in America and glob...

Written as a personal letter, this piece contrasts the life experiences of an Iranian Jew who fled to Israel with those of an American anti-Zionist, highligh...

The article explores the persistent nature of antisemitism and highlights the moral obligation to reject neutrality in the face of such hatred, especially in...

The relationship between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), particularly since the signing of the Abraham Accords, illustrates a unique and burgeonin...

In this reflective piece on human rights organizations, a former editor of the Human Rights Watch World Report delves into the disproportionate focus and per...

In a reflective account, the author examines the roots and appeal of Islamism, particularly its antisemitic and extremist elements, through personal experien...

The article explores the potential of Jewish charter schools (JCSs) as a solution to multiple challenges facing the American Jewish community, such as the da...

The critique examines the decline of liberal values within American universities, identified by their shift from fostering open-mindedness and intellectual i...

Chancellor Daniel Diermeier of Vanderbilt University elaborates on his vision of nurturing a campus atmosphere steeped in free speech and reasonable debate, ...

Lod, home to a magnificent 1,700-year-old Roman mosaic, reflects Israel's complex tapestry of ethnic and religious dynamics. This city has a lengthy history ...

The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement has largely failed to economically impact Israel, as foreign investments in the country have significan...

The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) recently shifted its stance, legitimizing academic boycotts as a form of political expression, a mov...

The article discusses the complex issue of academic boycotts against Israeli institutions and their significant implications on international collaborations ...

The article explores the pervasive sense of pessimism within modern democracies, fueled by social decay, economic challenges, and dissatisfaction with democr...

Amidst growing political polarization in Israel, survey data shows a significant number of Israelis feel politically homeless, desiring a unity government th...

Following the traumatic events of October 7, Jewish Americans faced a dual crisis: violence affecting their Israeli connections and a perceived lack of suppo...

Amid growing tensions in the relationship between the Black and Jewish communities, particularly in the context of recent geopolitics and DEI debates, this a...

The piece delves into the persistent debate between Zionists and anti-Zionists, questioning whether these disagreements fall under the category of arguments ...

Nathan Guttman, a senior fellow at Moment Institute and Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation's U.S. correspondent, discusses the complexities surrounding t...

Ghazala Hashmi, a Virginia state senator running for lieutenant governor, is facing criticism from Jewish and pro-Israel groups due to her past anti-Israel a...

Hillel International's CEO, Adam Lehman, has voiced concerns regarding the Trump administration's measures to deport pro-Palestinian students and freeze fede...

President Donald Trump announced a new tariffs system imposing 17% tariffs on Israeli imports to the United States, a move marking a significant shift in U.S...

In the heated race for New York City's mayoral seat, candidates Brad Lander and Andrew Cuomo clash over their commitments to the Jewish community, focusing o...

In a heated political exchange in New York City, City Comptroller Brad Lander retorted to Andrew Cuomo's suggestion that he was contributing to antisemitism ...

David Piegaro, a Jewish student and U.S. Army veteran at Princeton University, was found not guilty of assaulting Princeton's head of campus security during ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is at the center of a series of scandals, with the most explosive being "Qatar-gate." This involves allegations tha...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is embroiled in a scandal dubbed "Qatargate," involving allegations that two of his aides accepted Qatari funds to ...

Israel's warning for civilians to evacuate certain areas has sparked widespread condemnation, highlighting perceived double standards in international viewpo...

Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right National Rally, recently faced a significant legal setback with a guilty verdict for embezzling European Union fu...

Douglas Murray explores the moral clarity and existential stakes of defending democracy against terror in his book "On Democracies and Death Cults," examinin...

Israel has launched a new military offensive to seize extensive areas of the Gaza Strip, amid heightened international criticism following the offensive and ...

Judith Rosenbaum, CEO of the Jewish Women's Archive, critiques the Trump administration's efforts to limit diverse historical narratives, particularly those ...

This episode explores the political implications of recent special elections, discussing the influence of figures like Elon Musk and Elise Stefanik, and how ...

In recent years, the Trump administration has intensified its hardline immigration policies by leveraging the legal discretion of the State Department and th...

The discussion between Eylon Levy and military expert John Spencer delves into the potential strategies to dismantle Hamas, drawing parallels to the historic...

Senator Cory Booker's record-breaking 25-hour speech in the Senate drew a parallel to Yom Kippur observances, resonating with themes of endurance, fasting, a...

Senator Cory Booker's 25-hour Senate speech served as a poignant parallel to the Yom Kippur experience, including elements of fasting, apology, and elongated...

Sen. Cory Booker's marathon Senate speech, over 24 hours long, served as a poignant protest against a potential second Trump presidency, with frequent refere...

Germany is preparing to deport four pro-Palestinian foreign residents of Berlin, citing their participation in protests with chants deemed antisemitic and al...

Elliot Gluck has created a website, IsraelVotes.ca, to facilitate voting for the estimated 40,000 Canadians living in Israel, making it easier for them to pa...

Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi explore the current political situation in Israel, emphasizing Prime Minister Netanyahu's attempts to manipulate key i...