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Zak Witus, Director of Young Leadership and Education at the New Israel Fund, recounts his interrogation by Israeli authorities at Ben-Gurion Airport due to ...

Economist Dan Ben-David highlights Israel's looming existential threat from within, focusing on the Charedi educational system's lack of secular curriculum. ...

Rabbi Moshe Indig, a leader within the Satmar Ahronim sect, has defended his controversial endorsement of Zohran Mamdani in the NYC mayoral race, despite bac...

Israel's development and upcoming deployment of the Iron Beam, a revolutionary laser interception system, marks a significant defensive advancement. Created ...

This article defends Sarah Hurwitz, who served as a speechwriter for the Obama administration and has since authored books on Jewish identity and antisemitis...

Zootopia 2's plot, centered on the expansion of climate-controlled neighborhoods and displacement of marginalized species, has led some viewers to draw paral...

The controversy surrounding Herzog Park in Dublin escalates as city councillors debate a proposal to rename the park, originally named after Chaim Herzog, an...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has initiated a fraught constitutional and political move by seeking a presidential pardon from President Isaac Her...

The piece explores the unprecedented request for a presidential pardon by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, amid his ongoing corruption trials. Whil...

Michael Zoosman argues that Israel's consideration of reinstating the death penalty for terrorists contradicts Jewish values and could harm Israel's internat...

Byung-Chul Han, dubbed the philosopher of the digital era, critiques the modern tendency toward "meme-think," an ideological simplification embodied by the r...

Michael Oren revisits a 2019 suggestion by former opposition member Yossi Yona to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, drawing parallels to the Nixon pa...

Gary Rosenblatt critiques Ben Rhodes' opinion piece in The New York Times, which argues that Democrats should cease supporting Israel due to moral and politi...

The article by Joshua Hoffman highlights the complex and often contentious relationship between Diaspora Jews and Israel, emphasizing the danger of conflatin...

StopAntisemitism, an activist group known for spotlighting individuals accused of antisemitism, announced its 2023 Antisemite of the Year finalists. Notable ...

Pope Leo XIV, in his first international tour since taking office, has emphasized a two-state solution as the only viable resolution to the Israeli-Palestini...

Senator Cory Booker, known for his affinity with Jewish traditions, has married Alexis Lewis, a Jewish real estate professional, in an interfaith ceremony un...

Natan Slifkin critiques Aryeh Ehrlich's condemnation of Israeli government policies that impact charedi yeshiva students. Ehrlich argues that charedi student...

Debates intensify over a proposed Israeli legislation that would grant permanent IDF draft exemptions to Charedi men engaged in Torah study. This exemption u...

The article details the story of Jane Rabinovitz Raleigh, who rose from an intern to Director of Dance Programming at the Kennedy Center before being dismiss...

Northwestern University will pay $75 million to the Trump administration in a settlement to end an antisemitism investigation, regaining access to nearly $80...

A compelling account of an intricate Israeli intelligence operation that ultimately led to the capture of Dr. Marwan al-Hams, a Hamas military doctor thought...

Ken Silverman's article critiques the Trump administration's policies, highlighting its focus on providing unique protections against antisemitism in higher ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is formally seeking a preemptive pardon for his ongoing criminal cases, claiming it is essential for national unity. His le...

Dublin City Council's controversial proposal to rename Herzog Park, honoring Chaim Herzog, has been temporarily shelved amid significant criticism. Chaim Her...

A 16-year-old Palestinian-American, Mohammed Ibrahim, from Florida, was released from Israeli detention after nine months in custody. He was arrested in the ...

Dan Perry criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's request for a presidential pardon as an act of hypocrisy, given his previous stance on servi...

Zain de Ville's essay contrasts the dynamics of antisemitism with the contemporary discourse surrounding Islamophobia. The author argues that while antisemit...

Ahmed Moor, a fellow at the Foundation for Middle East Peace (FMEP), hosts a podcast titled "Occupied Thoughts," where he interviewed Peter Beinart regarding...

The article discusses the growing influence of white Christian nationalists within the MAGA movement, highlighting their antisemitic views and their rejectio...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, offers free, ad-free content aimed at deepening understanding of Judaism, Israel, and global Jewish issues. Since re...

Bereaved families from Israel's Religious-Zionist and Traditional communities have issued a public letter urging elected officials to oppose the Draft Exempt...

The article explores the potential fate of Jewish and other refugees had they faced the anti-immigration policies under Donald Trump's administration, likeni...

A new Palestinian restaurant in New York City, Ayat NYC, has named its new Morningside Heights location "Hinds Hall" in solidarity with pro-Palestinian prote...

North Carolina activists, including pro-Palestinian groups such as the Jewish Voice for Peace, recently claimed a victory in getting the state pension fund t...

The article reflects on Chicago's shifting strategies in crime control from the era of Mayor Richard J. Daley to the current administration under Mayor Brand...

A survey conducted by the Jewish People Policy Institute reveals that over two-thirds of American Jews fear increased insecurity for New York City's Jewish c...

The Palestinian restaurant Ayat NYC is opening a new location near Columbia University, named Hinds Hall in solidarity with pro-Palestinian protesters who re...

Peter Beinart, a prominent progressive Jewish writer, faced backlash from the anti-Israel left after speaking at Tel Aviv University, prompting him to apolog...

The article examines the complex issue of disarming groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, highlighting that these organizations are deeply embedded in ideological...

Reflecting on the historical contributions of Jewish figures in American politics, this editorial contends that America is ready for a Jewish president, citi...

In light of Israel's severe military manpower shortage due to ongoing war and a heavy reliance on reservists, Natan Slifkin criticizes a proposed charedi Dra...

Frederick Alexander critiques the concept of cultural relativism, arguing that not all cultures promote human flourishing equally. He asserts that certain cu...

The video explores the transformation of Zionism from a movement for Jewish dignity and self-determination to a term burdened by negative connotations. It ex...

Julie Menin, a Jewish New York City Councilwoman, has claimed victory in the race for council speaker, potentially becoming the first Jewish speaker in the c...

A recent Israel Democracy Institute survey reveals that over 25% of Israelis are considering leaving the country, highlighting a growing disillusionment with...

Julie Menin, a Jewish moderate councilwoman from Manhattan, is set to become the next New York City Council speaker, pending the official election in January...

Francis Salvador was the first Jewish official elected in America, serving briefly in South Carolina's Provincial Congress before his death in 1776. Since th...

Zohran Mamdani's election as New York City's mayor has sparked concern within its Jewish community, given his strong anti-Israel views and support for BDS, i...

In this roundtable discussion hosted by the Moment Institute, Fellows Tom Gjelten, Dr. Sharon S. Nazarian, Ira N. Forman, and Eric K. Ward explore the troubl...