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The upcoming election season features several tightly contested races with Jewish candidates playing prominent roles. In Michigan, Alissa Slotkin fights for ...

Recent incidents highlight Israel's adeptness at espionage and sabotage, notably with the simultaneous explosion of Hezbollah pagers in Lebanon and Syria, an...

Leah Kiser, a 55-year-old bookkeeper from Lexington, Kentucky, shares her concerns about the potential re-election of Donald Trump in an interview for Moment...

Deb Kolodny, a consultant and freelance rabbi affiliated with the Jewish Renewal movement, shares her optimism for a Kamala Harris presidency in a Moment Mag...

Eva R. Cohen, a 36-year-old rabbinical student and leader of a Humanistic Jewish congregation in Minneapolis, shares her political perspectives on the upcomi...

Adam Witkov, a Milwaukee-based attorney and participant in Moments Jewish Political Voices Project, discusses his electoral indecision but firm stance agains...

Diana Leygerman, a Democratic voter from Pennsylvania, shares her political views in an interview for Moment Magazine's Jewish Political Voices Project. She ...

Meirav Solomon, a 21-year-old student from Raleigh, NC, expresses her support for Kamala Harris in the upcoming 2024 election, citing Harris's potential to r...

Don Cohen, a retired Jewish community relations professional from Michigan, shares his political views as part of Moment's Jewish Political Voices Project. A...

David Wolkinson, a 44-year-old Orthodox Jewish Republican from Florida, expresses deep concerns about the Democratic Party's approach to Israel, particularly...

Chesky Blau, an Orthodox Rabbi and health-care contractor from Brooklyn, discusses his political views and concerns in a Moment Magazine interview. Leaning t...

Peter Beinart engages Premium subscribers with an hour-long discussion focusing on the tactic of 'what-aboutism' in political and social discourse. This ofte...

Nina Stanley, a 73-year-old retired nurse from Ohio, shares her political perspectives as part of Moment's Jewish Political Voices Project. A committed Democ...

Jeff Michaels, a 56-year-old Conservative Jewish hedge-fund manager from New Jersey, reluctantly plans to vote for the Democratic ticket in 2024. Although di...

The sophisticated attack on Hezbollah using pager explosions in Lebanon illustrates Israel's exceptional technical and intelligence capabilities but also hig...

Aaron Weissman, a 53-year-old restaurateur from Great Falls, Montana, shares his perspective on the upcoming U.S. presidential election and its implications ...

During a recent Senate hearing focused on antisemitism and broader hate crimes, a protester interrupted with antisemitic remarks, sparking heated exchanges a...

A series of simultaneous explosions involving wireless devices carried by Hezbollah operatives resulted in at least eight deaths and over 2,700 injuries in L...

The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) has successfully passed the House Ways and Means Committee, rekindling hope for families seeking school choice...

In this article, Natan Slifkin humorously recounts an unexpected incident where Hezbollah militants were attacked through their pagers, leading to significan...

The podcast discusses the recent juxtaposition of media coverage between the Ohio migrant story and the Trump assassination attempt, highlighting a perceived...

Ruwa Romman, a Palestinian-American State Representative from Georgia, recently gained attention when she was invited to speak on the main stage at the Democ...

Benjamin Reuben Zalman-Polun, an American Jewish man, has been sentenced to death in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) due to his involvement in a f...

The discussion emphasizes the strategic efforts of the Trump and Harris campaigns to mobilize Jewish voters in swing states, highlighting the divided perspec...

In his analysis, Arno Rosenfeld discusses the complexity and nuances in the language used around Israel and antisemitism, highlighting the need for a richer ...

Stephen Schecter's essay explores Torah portion Ki Teitze's call to "blot out the memory of Amalek," interpreting it as guidance for modern Israel's dealings...

Jay P. Greene asserts that the increasing number of international students at U.S. universities—now constituting up to a third at elite institutions—poses si...

The article discusses the complex relationship between The New York Times and its Jewish readership, particularly regarding perceived biases in the paper's c...

Joshua Hoffman argues that the greatest threat to Israel is not traditional adversaries like Hamas or Iran, but rather what he terms "fraudulent liberalism."...

A second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump was thwarted when a man armed with an AK-47 was spotted by the Secret Service at Trump's golf...

The Asserson Report, initiated by Trevor Asserson, reveals significant anti-Israel bias in the BBC's reporting post-October 7. It highlights the portrayal of...

Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, often perceived as a progressive, has surprised many by becoming an outspoken defender of Israel in the turbulent cli...

"The Path to Victory Narrows" by Cindy Scarr provides an analysis of the current electoral landscape in five key swing states ahead of the upcoming election:...

As the first anniversary of the October 7 attack on Israel approaches, Kveller invites Jewish parents to reflect on how the past year's events, particularly ...

JCRC Boston celebrates significant successes in advocating for over $12 million in state budget allocations to benefit the Massachusetts Jewish community, wi...

Steve Witkoff, a prominent Jewish real estate mogul and longtime friend of Donald Trump, was present during a recent assassination attempt on Trump at a golf...

A man named Matt Nelson suffered severe burns after self-immolating outside the Israeli consulate in Boston, protesting what he described as the genocide in ...

The U.S. Senate is poised to advance the Antisemitism Awareness Act, compelling the Department of Education to apply the International Holocaust Remembrance ...

Doug Emhoff, husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, attributes his rekindled connection with Judaism to his wife's influence. During a campaign event in Fl...

The article discusses former President Donald Trump's hyperbolic remarks regarding the potential disappearance of Israel should Vice President Kamala Harris ...

Natan Slifkin shares an unusual experience where a hypersonic missile from Yemen was intercepted near his location just as he was writing about Yemen's histo...

Dr. Yoav Fromer explores the evolution of Israeli conservatism and its American influences, centering on themes of political populism and judicial reforms. H...

The podcast episode examines the similarities and differences between today's political climate and past periods of domestic political unrest in the US, such...

The London Jewish Chronicle is facing significant uproar following revelations that fabricated stories were published, aligning with Israeli government narra...

Peter Beinart reflects on the missed opportunity during Kamala Harris's debate with Donald Trump, where Harris could have shared her immigrant background to ...

The piece explores the geopolitical dynamics surrounding Ukraine and Israel, drawing parallels between their struggles and the West's responses. Focusing on ...

This video features Yasmin Magal discussing the capture of her cousin, Omer Neutra, by Hamas terrorists on October 7. She speaks with Eylon Levy about the mo...

The article covers several high-profile stories dominating the headlines, including a recap of the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump involving a s...

Rabbi Jeremy Rosen reflects on the human tendency to seek certainty in a world rife with unpredictability, particularly through the lens of Jewish history an...

Rabbi Michael Beals, who spent two decades leading Wilmington's Congregation Beth Shalom, has taken on a new role as the rabbi of Temple Beth El in Newark, D...