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The possibility of achieving peace between Israel and Lebanon is explored through a discussion with Hanin Ghaddar, a senior fellow at The Washington Institut...

Alex Sinclair, a British-born Israeli writer, experienced a shocking incident when Israeli police seized and cut out the Palestinian flag from his kippah, wh...

Vanessa Berg discusses how anti-racism frameworks often fail to consistently address Jewish identity and experiences. While anti-racism aims to oppose discri...

Growing concerns about antisemitism emerged following disruptions at a StandWithUs event in Seattle, featuring former Miss Israel and IDF medic Noa Cochva. P...

Hasan Piker, a prominent Twitch streamer known for his political commentary, discusses key global issues with journalist Peter Beinart. The conversation revo...

California Jewish groups have condemned the inclusion of antisemitic conspiracy theories in a voter guide distributed to all registered voters in the state. ...

The article discusses the U.S. Department of Justice's indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for alleged financial crimes, drawing parallels t...

In a piece by Rawan Osman, a Syrian-born activist, the complexities of media narratives surrounding Israel and its conflicts are explored. Osman challenges t...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disclosed that he recently underwent successful treatment for early-stage prostate cancer, which he kept private du...

The Trump administration has launched an investigation into the New York City Department of Education over allegations of antisemitism. The context involves ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's veto of a bill to create buffer zones around New York schools, intended to prevent protests, has sparked contention with major Jewish ...

In a gripping account amid ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts, journalist Amit Segal details the uncertain fate of Mojtaba Khamenei following a critical strike...

In a compelling dialogue, Maj. Gen. (ret.) Nimrod Sheffer and journalist Nathan Guttman navigate the intricate geopolitical landscape concerning Israel's sec...

Brenden Strauss explores the complex political dynamics impacting Jews in a polarized world. Rather than being politically homeless, Jews are depicted as ten...

As missile fire between Israel and Iran erupted, Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station became a refuge for over 200 individuals, including many foreign workers and ...

A recent survey by the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics reveals that nearly half of young Americans view the U.S. relationship with Israel as m...

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for Michigan's Senate, received campaign contributions from the Barakat family, known for their ties to pro-Hamas acti...

Joanne Strasser explores the troubling misuse of the term "genocide" in discourse surrounding Israel, comparing it to historical antisemitic tropes such as b...

Yardena Schwartz examines the gradual steps taken by the Israeli government towards de facto annexation of the West Bank, despite the lack of formal declarat...

Phylisa Wisdom, head of the Mayor's Office to Combat Antisemitism, announced that New York City will not codify a definition of antisemitism, stirring contro...

Beneath the Central Bus Station in Tel Aviv, a bomb shelter originally built for Cold War protection has become a refuge for over 200 residents, primarily as...

The Zoom event hosted by Peter Beinart features a discussion with Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon, co-authors of "The Future is Peace," which explores shared Je...

The article discusses the evolving perspective of Israelis on Hungary's electoral politics, especially in light of Viktor Orbán's recent defeat. Israeli Prim...

Peter Beinart's book, "Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza: A Reckoning," has been awarded the 2026 PEN America Literary Award for nonfiction. Known f...

Donald Trump has been awarded Israel's top civilian honor, the Israel Prize, marking the first time a non-Israeli has received this accolade. Israeli Prime M...

Aya Shechter discusses the waning American public support for Israel, highlighting that Jewish communities often prioritize accessible campaigns over buildin...

Bob Goldberg argues that the growing disconnect between the Democratic Party in the U.S. and Israel is inadvertently benefiting Israel by pushing it toward g...

Margo Hughes-Robinson, a Conservative rabbi and former executive director of Partners for Progressive Israel, has been appointed as the new leader of New Yor...

Cryptocurrency's reputation as a tool for shadowy transactions overlooks its potential for unprecedented traceability thanks to blockchain technology. While ...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro supports U.S. military aid to Israel, particularly the funding of the Iron Dome system which protects Israeli civilians fr...

Mohamed Abdou, a former Columbia University professor, gave a controversial lecture organized by Shut it Down NYU, an unaffiliated student group, advocating ...

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At a 92NY event focusing on "The Future of Being Jewish in New York," tensions flared as a Jewish politician, Brad Hoylman-Sigal, was booed for defending May...

Several U.S. states are considering legislation that bans the use of the term "West Bank" and opts for "Judea and Samaria" in official documents. Tennessee, ...

On Israeli Independence Day, the author reflects on feelings of pride in both Israel and the United States, while lamenting the profound disunity among Jews,...

Jewish elected leaders in New York City are urging Mayor Zohran Mamdani to acknowledge the emotional and cultural significance of Israel to the city's large ...

Argentinian President Javier Milei's presence in Israel for its 78th Independence Day was marked by highly symbolic gestures affirming the close ties between...

The 2005 Gaza disengagement, led by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, marked a pivotal turn in Israeli policy. Initially a strong proponent of settlements...

Yossi Avni-Levy and Michael Chabon's novels explore alternate realities where Jewish sovereignty is established outside of Israel, specifically considering l...

In a move responding to increasing security concerns around Jewish places of worship, former Congressman Tom Suozzi has announced plans to propose national p...

UCLA's student government has condemned the campus Hillel for hosting former Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov, who spoke at a Yom HaShoah event. The student gov...

President Trump announced an extension of the U.S.-Israeli ceasefire with Iran despite Iran not agreeing to negotiations. This unexpected move followed outre...

Prominent attorney Alan Dershowitz, known for his strong pro-Israel stance and past legal representation of controversial figures like Donald Trump, has anno...

Julian Casablancas, lead singer of The Strokes, sparked controversy with remarks comparing American Zionists' behavior to that of enslaved Black people, duri...

Jewish Democrats in Michigan are grappling with feelings of marginalization within their party following a recent state convention in Detroit. Although the e...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced heckling at Israel's official Memorial Day ceremony, reflecting the deep political divides and tensions as Israel con...

Matti Friedman reflects on the emergence of a new Western literary genre centered around Gaza, which he terms 'Gazology.' During a visit to the U.S., Friedma...

As Israel celebrates its 78th Independence Day, the nation faces deep introspection about its identity, particularly whether it will continue as a modern civ...

In New York, political tensions heighten as David Orkin, a Jewish candidate and workers' rights attorney, sues his opponent, Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar, ...

In a significant disciplinary measure, the Israeli military has jailed two soldiers involved in desecrating a Jesus statue in southern Lebanon, underscoring ...