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Recent developments in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict hint at an imminent hostage release deal facilitated by diplomatic efforts from the United States, Q...

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has recently reversed its strict regulations against hate speech, a move that has alarmed Jewish organiza...

Amid longstanding negotiations between Israel and Hamas, there is renewed optimism about a possible hostage deal, coinciding with the transition of U.S. pres...

Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, president of Yeshiva University, will deliver a benediction at Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration. Berman, who has led YU since 2017,...

"Torah Tropical" is a documentary that explores the challenges faced by Colombian converts to Orthodox Judaism, known as "judíos emergentes," in their quest ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to accept a ceasefire with Hamas largely influenced by geopolitical factors, notably the impending presid...

The episode explores the psychological impact of the ongoing war in Gaza on Israeli families, emphasizing the challenges faced by parents unable to ensure th...

In a conversation with Eylon Levy, Phillip Rosenberg, President of the Board of Deputies, discusses how Islamic extremists pose a significant threat not only...

Israeli media displayed a moderated response to Donald Trump's 'ReTruth' of a video containing antisemitic rhetoric by Jeffrey Sachs, accusing Israeli Prime ...

Employees at the Alamo Drafthouse in New York City have petitioned to halt screenings of Tim Fehlbaum's film "September 5," which focuses on the 1972 Munich ...

The article discusses two major developments related to Israel and the ongoing conflict with Hamas. Firstly, there is cautious optimism surrounding a potenti...

Sienna Drew explores the historical influence of Jewish communities on U.S. presidential inaugurations, focusing on the presidencies of Abraham Lincoln, Fran...

Phillip Rosenberg, President of the Board of Deputies, speaks with Eylon Levy about what he perceives as the International Court of Justice (ICJ)'s biased fo...

British authorities have reprimanded a London Chabad center for fundraising for an Israeli soldier, which violates UK law prohibiting donations to foreign mi...

The episode discusses the decline of progressive ideology in California, as evidenced by the state's handling of recent disasters, and critiques the mainstre...

Peter Beinart critically assesses outgoing National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan's interview at the 92nd Street Y, highlighting Sullivan's language as Orwe...

The video discusses the role of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in providing humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, su...

Howard Sackstein, the chairperson of the SA Jewish Report, reflects on the uncertain future of the Jewish community in South Africa, given the rising antisem...

Rachel Shabi, an Israeli-born British journalist, has recently published a new book titled "Off-White: The Truth about Antisemitism" and wrote a related colu...

Raphael Jospe challenges the usage of the term "tinkering" in the intellectual context of Jewish theology, arguing that figures like Louis Jacobs were not me...

In the final days of the Biden administration, universities are hastily settling antisemitism cases amidst anticipation of stricter enforcement from the inco...

Israel's policy regarding humanitarian aid to Gaza is underlining a significant aspect of the current socio-political climate. Shimon Freedman, the spokesper...

Aton Holzer's article explores the Hasmonean admiration for the Roman Republic as depicted in I Maccabees, where Judas Maccabee sought an alliance with Rome....

The video addresses the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israeli soldiers tasked with facilitating the transfer of humanitarian aid into Gaza. Shimon Freedman, a...

In an insightful discussion with Shimon Freedman, COGAT Spokesperson, the challenges surrounding the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza are examined. Freed...

IDF Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani discusses Hamas' strategic use of Gaza hospitals as combat zones, including the infiltration of operatives into medical...

Adam Katz reflects on the shifting political allegiances of American Jews, describing a historical alignment with liberal values that championed the disenfra...

Emily Alhadeff critiques a New York Times opinion by Pamela Paul on the American Historical Association's condemnation of Israel's impact on Gaza's education...

Facing a challenging financial situation, HIAS, the Jewish refugee advocacy organization, has laid off 22 staff members, including two senior executives, ami...

The recent implementation of congestion pricing in New York City is affecting the commute of families and staff at the Abraham Joshua Heschel School, a Jewis...

A pro-Palestinian march planned by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign in London is challenging police orders to change its starting point, which is close to t...

In a highly polarizing incident, Zechariah Mehler and his father, a retired rabbi, were arrested for vandalizing a Milwaukee mural depicting a swastika insid...

Shimon Freedman, a spokesperson for the Israeli Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT), emphasizes that Israel's conflict is directe...

The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed a bill that imposes sanctions on those cooperating with the International Criminal Court's (ICC) efforts to...

The discussion dissects the intersection of progressive ideology with ongoing policy failures and environmental crises in California, focusing on the account...

In his new book, Shalom Lappin, a Jewish academic specializing in artificial intelligence, explores the resurgence of antisemitism, particularly its manifest...

Piers Morgan's show, "Uncensored," serves as a platform for contentious debates on the Middle East conflict, yet risks amplifying extremist views by inviting...

Editors Peter Beinart, Mahmoud Muna, Matthew Teller, and Juliette Touma discuss their anthology "Daybreak in Gaza: Stories of Palestinian Lives and Culture,"...

Nachum Kaplan's essay provides an in-depth guide on how to criticize Israel impartially, underscoring the importance of differentiating legitimate critique f...

Natan Slifkin critiques recent claims from Israel's charedi newspaper Yated Neeman, which attributed Syria's collapse to the power of Torah learning by yeshi...

Following Justin Trudeau's resignation, Jonathan Kay, who ghostwrote part of Trudeau's memoir, reflects on Trudeau's political journey and his impact on the ...

Israel is witnessing a resurgence of mass protests against renewed judicial overhaul proposals by the government led by Justice Minister Yariv Levin, with th...

In the wake of the October 7 attacks and a rise in global antisemitism, Jewish food influencers on Instagram are navigating the intersection of their craft a...

Michael Golden explores the complex history of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, focusing on President Bill Clinton's reflections on the failed Oslo Accords n...

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a Republican-led bill sanctioning International Criminal Court (ICC) officials or anyone aiding its investigatio...

Rabbi Jennie Rosenn highlights the detrimental impact of wildfires in the Los Angeles area, reflecting on the urgent need for collective Jewish organizing an...

Peter Beinart announces a Zoom event featuring Israeli-born journalist Rachel Shabi, author of the recent book "Off-White: The Truth about Antisemitism." The...

In an emotionally charged online chat conducted in Yiddish, Itsik Horn discussed the heart-wrenching situation concerning his two children who are currently ...

Lebanon ended a two-year presidential vacancy by electing its military chief, Joseph Aoun, marking a significant political shift and highlighting Hezbollah's...

Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France's far-right National Front, passed away at 96, leaving behind a controversial legacy that significantly influenced Frenc...