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The article addresses the resumption of IDF bombing in Gaza following the collapse of a ceasefire agreement with Hamas, which had previously led to the relea...

Political scientist Eitan Hersh discusses strategies for fostering constructive dialogue among students with diverse political and religious perspectives, pa...

In this article, the author draws a controversial parallel between Winston Churchill's wartime resolve against Nazi Germany and Prime Minister Benjamin Netan...

In this video, Eylon Levy and Salo Aizenberg discuss how Hamas has been attempting to manipulate and exploit international laws of war to its advantage by em...

In this illuminating video, independent scholar Salo Aizenberg discusses the challenges faced by Israel in addressing and combating propaganda spread by Hama...

The potential dangers facing Black and Jewish communities under a hypothetical second Trump term are the focus of a critical discussion conducted by Moment m...

Jonathan Shanzer joins the Commentary Magazine Podcast to discuss Israel's decisive actions against Hamas in Gaza, as the Trump administration simultaneously...

Judy Maltz and Yossi Melman discuss significant issues impacting Israeli and American Jewish communities, including the Trump administration's crackdown on M...

The University of Amsterdam has halted its student exchange program with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, citing the latter's alleged complicity with Isra...

Senator Chuck Schumer's book launch events, intended to promote his work "Antisemitism in America: A Warning," have been canceled following criticism from Je...

During World War II, the Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, paradoxically served as a luxurious detainment for Nazi diplomats. Follow...

Comedian Bill Burr and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer inadvertently illustrate the divide within the Democratic Party regarding Israel through their co...

In a discussion featuring Jonathan Conricus, a Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and former IDF spokesperson, the focus is on the re...

Joshua Hoffman's piece emphasizes the historical resilience and strategic prowess of the Jewish people, culminating in contemporary Jewish influence on globa...

The letters section of JA Mag's Spring 2025 issue captures the tension within the Jewish community regarding military service and outreach post-October 7. Pr...

Senator Chuck Schumer's new book, "Antisemitism in America: A Warning," attempts to address the complex landscape of antisemitism on the left, particularly i...

Tensions between Israel and Hamas have reignited as Israeli warplanes launched airstrikes on Gaza, ending a two-month ceasefire. The strikes were prompted by...

The U.S. Justice Department has launched JTF 10-7, a new task force aimed at prosecuting those involved in the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. Annou...

Momodou Taal, a Cornell University grad student, has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's efforts to deport pro-Palestinian activists, assertin...

Israeli media coverage of Trump's actions often lacks the critical perspective prevalent in U.S. reporting, particularly regarding controversies like the fed...

Emily Tamkin draws parallels between Donald Trump's administration's attacks on Columbia University and Viktor Orbán's targeting of the Central European Univ...

The Trump administration's decision to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a leader in the pro-Palestinian movement, has sparked debate among Jewish communities. Opinions...

The episode delves into the dynamics within the World Zionist Organization, examining the roles and differences between the Mizrachi and Eretz HaKodesh parti...

In this discussion, Eylon Levy and Saul Sadka explore the contrasting value systems between Israel and Hamas, particularly concerning the impact of war on ci...

Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara stands at the center of a significant political and legal struggle concerning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's...

Peter Beinart's "Ask Me Anything" session for March invites premium subscribers to engage in a discussion about pressing topics like former President Trump’s...

The article explores the waning favorability of the Democratic Party, as reflected in a CNN poll showing an all-time low rating of 29%. Despite the considera...

The Israeli government's upcoming conference on combating antisemitism is facing backlash due to the inclusion of far-right European politicians. This has re...

Leo Terrell, President Trump's appointee to lead the Department of Justice's antisemitism task force, shared a social media post originally by Patrick Casey,...

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has postponed his book tour events promoting his new book on antisemitism due to protests and security concerns. The boo...

The episode covers an exceptionally busy three-day news cycle, highlighting a breadth of significant political and global developments. The hosts engage in a...

Peter Beinart discusses the contentious redefinition of Jewish identity within the American Jewish community, highlighting issues around support for Israel a...

In a detailed analysis, Michael Doran, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, delves into the complexities of Iran's proxy war against Israel, focusing on ...

Senator Chuck Schumer's recent interview with The New York Times highlights his reflections on antisemitism in America, especially following the unprecedente...

In a thought-provoking discussion, author and political analyst Saul Sadka joins Eylon Levy to examine the broader implications of Hamas' attacks beyond thei...

Jonathan Dekel-Chen speaks about his son Sagui's 498-day captivity by Hamas, Sagui's eventual release, and the ongoing struggle for other hostages' freedom. ...

Gabor Mat, a Holocaust survivor and prominent critic of Israel, has gained a significant following by focusing on trauma as the central cause of human suffer...

Professor Adam Shinar discusses the historical and modern implications of Israel's Film and Theatre Review Board, highlighting its colonial roots and role in...

Reflecting on the life and legacy of former U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman on the occasion of his first yahrtzeit, Rabbi Menachem Genack highlights the senator's...

Lee Zeldin, the first Jewish administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has faced criticism for his role in dismantling environmental regula...

Natan Slifkin criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, depicting him as a leader overtaken by self-interest and tyrannical tendencies. He detail...

The Israeli government is urging thousands of evacuated northern residents to return home after a ceasefire with Hezbollah, though many remain apprehensive a...

Nita Lowey, who passed away at 87, was a trailblazing Jewish Democrat from New York known for her substantial impact as a U.S. Congresswoman for 32 years. As...

Nita Lowey, a prominent Jewish congresswoman and advocate for Middle East peace, has passed away at 87. Serving 32 years in the House of Representatives, Low...

Ira Slomowitz's essay reflects on the ideas of Nassim Taleb's book "Antifragile," discussing how Israel personifies antifragility amidst chaos and adversity....

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer addresses the growing issue of antisemitism from both the political right and left in his new book, "Antisemitism in Ame...

The article critiques the actions of Jewish Voices for Peace, a group of Jewish activists protesting against the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Hamas agitat...

Israeli artist Ruth Patir discusses her video installation "(M)otherland," initially intended for the Venice Biennale but kept behind closed doors due to ong...

Joshua Hoffman, representing 'Future of Jewish,' highlights the publication's commitment to providing deep, nuanced coverage on topics related to Judaism, Is...

In this insightful discussion, Knesset member Yitzhak Pindrus addresses the contentious issue of drafting ultra-Orthodox Yeshiva students into the Israel Def...