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At the University of Michigan, the newly elected student government, led by the Shut It Down Party, is attempting to leverage its control over a $1.3 million...

The student government at the University of Michigan, headed by the "Shut It Down" party, is threatening to withhold funding from campus student groups until...

The episode discusses the re-indictment of Donald Trump regarding the January 6 insurrection, focusing on the legal nuances of the charges brought by special...

The article critically examines the extremist rhetoric used by Palestinian diplomats and highlights the inconsistencies in the Palestinian Authority's (PA) s...

Ofir Akunis, Israel's consul general in New York and a veteran in Israeli politics, has voiced concerns about protests in New York City that he perceives as ...

The article discusses the importance of maintaining engagement efforts between the Jewish community and mainline Protestant denominations to foster construct...

This essay reflects on the distinguished career of Robert Wistrich, an eminent historian known for his extensive work on antisemitism. Wistrich, born to Poli...

In this episode, Daniil Hartman and Yossi Klein-Halevi explore the complex and sometimes contradictory role of the religious Zionist community within Israeli...

The episode discusses the recent revocation of charitable status for JNF Canada by the Canada Revenue Agency due to serious compliance issues and the implica...

The episode delves into the complications faced by the Jewish National Fund (JNF) of Canada after losing its charitable status due to non-compliance with Can...

Israeli Alone: All Roads Lead to Antisemitism, by renowned French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy, is a poignant exploration of the Israeli conflict post-Hama...

The article in Ami Magazine explores the mixed outcomes of Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza, aimed at dismantling Hamas. Despite having possibly lost over ...

The article examines the use of the terms "socialist" and "communist" during heated political campaigns, particularly in the context of accusations against K...

The U.S. government has allocated a record $454.5 million to the Nonprofit Security Grant Program in response to rising antisemitism, notably since the recen...

In recent months, several major U.S. labor unions, including the United Auto Workers (UAW), have notably shifted their stance on Israel, moving away from lon...

The article discusses the complexity of Israel's current right-wing politics, challenging international perceptions that simplistically associate it with neg...

Joshua Leifer's new book, "Tablets Shattered: The End of an American Jewish Century and the Future of Jewish Life," explores the shifting landscape of Americ...

Jill Stein, Green Party presidential candidate, stirred controversy by describing the death toll in Gaza as a genocide more significant than any other, a sta...

In "Lessons from Chicago," Rabbi Moshe Hauer reflects on the Jewish community's response to the Democratic National Convention amidst heightened political te...

The article reflects on the recurring cycle of violence and despair resulting from the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, questioning the belief that...

Georgia State Representative Kandiss Taylor, a GOP chair in her district, agreed with white nationalist Stew Peters on his show, suggesting Jews "control eve...

Kandiss Taylor, a Republican leader in Georgia, faced backlash after appearing on a white nationalist program where she agreed with the host's antisemitic as...

This reflective piece questions the long-term efficacy and potential outcomes of Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas, highlighting the complex dynamics at p...

During the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Jewish Democrats revealed the spectrum of opinions within the party concerning Israel. Vice President K...

The Nova Exhibition in Los Angeles offers a deeply immersive experience, documenting the Hamas attack on a desert music festival on October 7th. With a mix o...

In a conversation between Hillel Neuer and Eylon A. Levy, the focus is on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East ...

The episode critiques the media's coverage of Kamala Harris's campaign strategy of minimal direct engagement and suggests it may backfire as Trump capitalize...

Israeli forces successfully rescued Qaid Farhan al-Qadi, a Bedouin Israeli father of 11, from Hamas captivity in Gaza, marking the eighth hostage recovery si...

Trita Parsi, the executive vice president of the Quincy Institute, will be featured in a Zoom call this week to offer insights into the complex dynamics betw...

The article critiques the Democratic Party's approach to antisemitism and Israel under the Harris administration, using Doug Emhoff, the first Jewish spouse ...

In this guest essay, Andy Bachman reflects on an event at Brooklyn's Powerhouse Arena where a discussion with author Joshua Leifer was canceled due to Bachma...

Joshua Leifer's book launch, initially canceled due to a dispute over a pro-Israel moderator, witnessed a resurgence with a sellout crowd and increased book ...

Montana Tucker, a prominent social media influencer, singer, and activist, is using her platform to advocate for Israel and combat antisemitism. At the Gramm...

The article addresses dilemmas faced by charedi individuals who feel trapped in their community's norms, particularly around not participating in national re...

The article discusses the cancellation of author Joshua Leifer's book launch due to his association with controversial Zionist Rabbi Andy Bachman, sparking b...

The CJN Daily's episode features an in-depth discussion with JNF Canada CEO Lance Davis about the revocation of the charity's status by Canada's Revenue Agen...

The episode explores the complexities surrounding the Canada Revenue Agency's revocation of the Jewish National Fund of Canada's charitable status. CEO Lance...

In the tightly contested Pennsylvania Senate race, Republican candidate Dave McCormick is focusing on attracting Jewish voters who have become disenchanted w...

Columbia University is facing renewed challenges as this academic year begins, with anti-Israel protests disrupting campus activities even before classes sta...

A recent protest at Baruch College, New York, by a small group called for "war in the United States" and targeted the campus's Hillel Jewish student club. Th...

Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign is appealing to Jewish donors by suggesting contributions in multiples of 18, linking the fundraising approach to the...

The article presents a critical view of Western aid to the Palestinians, arguing that it exacerbates instead of alleviating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict....

The article profiles Aharon Dardik, a young American Jew and conscientious objector who was court-martialed by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) for refusing ...

The recent Democratic National Convention in Chicago highlighted key issues in the upcoming U.S. presidential elections, specifically the dynamics within the...

Israel's recent preemptive strike on Hezbollah in Lebanon underscores the complex dynamics between military strategy and international diplomacy. Conducted e...

In an interview with Mishpacha, former Shin Bet chief and current Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter examines the complexities of Israel's security strategy, p...

The coverage of the ongoing war in Gaza during the Democratic and Republican national conventions reveals significant differences in how the two parties addr...

In this article, Robert Zaretsky discusses the resurgence of antisemitism in contemporary society, examining how Jews are increasingly finding their identity...

The video discusses allegations against certain teachers within the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) of...

The article examines the views of a secular Israeli who advocates for integrating Charedi youth into secular Zionist society, suggesting that providing them ...