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In an extensive interview with Jewish Insider, the current state of US-Israel relations and the broader global and political perceptions of Israel are analyz...

Elias Rodriguez, accused of shooting two Israeli Embassy employees outside the Capital Jewish Museum in May, pled not guilty in a court hearing. The case has...

Naomi Schaefer Riley discusses how her article 'College Board Games' led to the discontinuation of the College Board's Landscape program, which covertly bypa...

California's legislative session is nearing its end, and lawmakers are under pressure to pass AB 715, a bill aimed at combating antisemitism in K-12 educatio...

Renowned activist Angela Davis will join a Zoom session hosted by Peter Beinart and co-sponsored by Jewish Currents. The discussion will explore parallels be...

The editorial team at Jewish Currents fields reader questions on complex cultural and political topics, exploring Jewish identity and community sustainabilit...

A federal judge, Allison Burroughs, issued a landmark ruling that the Trump administration's decision to freeze over $2.6 billion in federal funding to Harva...

Shlomo Ben-Ami, former Israeli Foreign Minister, critically examines the futility of the two-state solution in the current geopolitical climate and reflects ...

Comme Il Faut, an Israeli fashion brand, launched a social media campaign featuring Israeli chefs and restaurateurs, protesting the alleged starvation of civ...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication focused on providing deeper insights and understanding of Judaism, Israel, and Jewish global issues...

In this reflective letter to The Lehrhaus editors, Roy Pinchot draws parallels between the historical Maccabean struggle and the modern challenges facing Isr...

The article examines a controversy surrounding the manipulation of Wikipedia articles on Zionism by a group of editors known as the 'Gang of 40.' These edito...

Rep. George Latimer (D-NY), following a trip to Israel, argues that many critics of Israel are missing Hamas' significant role in the ongoing Gaza conflict a...

Mayor Eric Adams of New York City has implemented practical policies aimed at reducing crime, addressing homelessness, and improving urban life, yet he remai...

Ambassador Yechiel Leiter discusses the evolving nature of U.S.-Israel aid amid changing political dynamics in both countries. With the current Memorandum of...

The article delves into Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's assertion that being "pro-Iran and anti-Israel" is incompatible with supporting Donald Tr...

Joe Sanberg, a former rising star in the Democratic party and co-founder of the green energy company Aspiration, has become the central figure in an NBA scan...

A federal judge has overturned the Trump administration's decision to freeze over $2.6 billion in federal funding for Harvard University, citing allegations ...

Amidst a federal anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) campaign led by the Trump administration, Columbia University faces a unique stipulation—while D...

Natan Slifkin discusses the contentious relationship between the Charedi community and the broader Jewish society, specifically their refusal to serve in the...

Sara E. Brown critically examines the International Association of Genocide Scholars' (IAGS) controversial resolution that declares Israel's actions in Gaza ...

Israeli fashion brand Comme Il Faut has initiated a controversial campaign highlighting the alleged starvation of civilians in Gaza, featuring prominent Isra...

The latest episode discusses the absurdity of the Trump-is-dead rumors that swept through social media and were picked up by some mainstream outlets, highlig...

Former Harvard Divinity student Shabbos Kestenbaum is suing Harvard, claiming it tolerates antisemitism, a position highlighting his broader defense of Israe...

The Jewish Quarter of Damascus, once vibrant with a community of nearly 100,000 Jews, now stands nearly empty, with only five Jews remaining, including Badri...

A federal judge has reinstated the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter at the University of Pittsburgh, overturning a suspension that limited the...

As Israel considers an assault on Gaza City, Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi explore the potential military, humanitarian, and political repercussions...

China's recent WWII victory parade underscores its strategic use of historical memory and Holocaust terminology to bolster nationalist sentiment and assert g...

Seth Barron captures the grand spectacle and underlying contradictions of the United Nations' General Assembly session, where over 100 global leaders will ga...

Tablet Magazine's September 2025 print edition offers a collection of insightful articles and essays exploring contemporary Jewish life, culture, and politic...

Jim Walden, a New York City mayoral candidate, has suspended his campaign and urged others to unite against frontrunner Zohran Mamdani, whom he accuses of an...

Joshua Hoffman's article argues that Israel has both moral and legal justifications for annexing the West Bank, rooted in a historical Jewish connection to t...

Coldplay's Chris Martin stirred controversy during a London concert when addressing Israeli fans in the audience, offering them equal recognition as humans a...

In Beverly Hills, a debate erupted over flying the Israeli flag during Jewish American Heritage Month, highlighting the complexities of its symbolism. Initia...

Former President Donald Trump commented on Israel's waning influence in the U.S. Congress, citing the loss of public support due to the ongoing military camp...

Michael Oren argues that despite the devastating toll of nearly 700 days of war on Israel, there have been positive outcomes that may ensure the country's fu...

Google's new Preferred Sources tool allows users to prioritize news from trusted publishers like The Forward in their search results. By selecting The Forwar...

Michael Velchik, a Justice Department attorney with a controversial past surrounding his alleged admiration for Mein Kampf, is representing the Trump adminis...

Gavin Newsom, the Governor of California, has adopted a strategy that mirrors Donald Trump's use of social media, memes, and mockery to gain attention and su...

Cindy Scarr's article in Mishpacha explores the intersection of geopolitics and water scarcity, highlighting how water management could be a key factor in re...

The article highlights the shifting dynamics of Israel's public relations challenges in the United States, as noted by former President Donald Trump, who ack...

Investigative reporting reveals allegations that Al Jazeera collaborates closely with Hamas, highlighting a concerning dynamic between media and governance i...

Belgium plans to recognize Palestinian statehood at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly, pressuring Israel and Hamas to alter their current stances....

The Commentary Magazine Podcast delves into the implications of an appeals court ruling against Trump's emergency tariffs, exploring the potential consequenc...

Amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza, differing opinions arise on how best to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas. Bari Weiss's work highlights the p...

The episode explores diverse perspectives from six Israeli thinkers regarding the potential for Israeli-Palestinian peace within their lifetimes. Despite dif...

A recent resolution by the International Association of Genocide Scholars has labeled Israel's military actions in Gaza as genocide, adding a strong voice to...

Jerrold Nadler, a prominent Jewish congressman from New York and the longest-serving Jewish member of Congress, announced he will not seek reelection, emphas...

Rabbi Yosef Blau, an 86-year-old retired leader within the modern Orthodox community, sparked intense debate by leading an open letter condemning Israel's ro...

The retirement of Rep. Jerry Nadler marks the conclusion of a significant era for Jewish political influence within New York and the broader U.S. Congress. S...