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The shifting views of the Democratic Party regarding Israel mark a significant change in the US-Israel relationship, with increasing disapproval of Israel's ...

Mattan Berner-Kadish reflects on the life and impact of his friend Awdah Hathaleen, a dedicated activist from the West Bank whose efforts to resist occupatio...

In his August Ask Me Anything session, Peter Beinart addresses a range of pressing issues concerning Israeli-Palestinian relations and broader geopolitics. T...

A Quinnipiac poll reveals that 50% of U.S. voters, including a large majority of Democrats, view Israel's actions in Gaza as genocide. This represents a sign...

A Quinnipiac poll conducted in late August 2023 reveals a significant shift in American public opinion regarding Israel's military actions in Gaza, with 50% ...

Yehuda Kurtzer argues that a commitment to Palestinian statehood aligns with Zionist ideals, emphasizing that the historic aspiration for a two-state solutio...

Former Biden administration officials are publicly expressing criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of ceasefire negotiations dur...

Hagar Shezaf, Haaretz's West Bank correspondent, discusses the Israeli government's de facto annexation of the West Bank through settlement expansion and int...

Recent declarations by leading Charedi rabbis, including Rav Moshe Maya and Rav Yitzchak Yosef, signal a significant policy shift regarding enlistment in the...

Natan Slifkin critiques Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter and other charedi leaders for spreading falsehoods about the Israeli military enlistment of yeshiva students. ...

Ze'ev Jabotinsky, a pivotal yet controversial figure in Zionist history, is revisited in this video by Unpacked. Following the 1903 Kishinev Pogrom, Jabotins...

The article is a call to action from Joshua Hoffman, representing Future of Jewish, a publication dedicated to providing nuanced insights into Judaism, Israe...

In the midst of a new ground offensive on the outskirts of Gaza City, the Israeli government faces a crucial decision: continue the military action or pursue...

Sam Berkman advocates for American Jewish institutions to reinvigorate their assertiveness in addressing Israeli policies as they did in 2019 against annexat...

Dan Perry discusses the complex and tragic reality of journalist deaths in Gaza amidst Israeli military operations. While there is a perception that Israel i...

Gary Rosenblatt discusses the complex challenges faced by Israel and the United States, touching on frayed bilateral relations, rising antisemitism, and dome...

Jack Ciattarelli, a prominent Republican candidate for the New Jersey governor's race, emphasizes his commitment to strengthening economic ties with Israel a...

The Democratic National Committee withdrew a resolution supporting Israel and a two-state solution to placate progressive activists who advocate for a more p...

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) panel recently blocked a resolution that advocated for recognizing Palestinian statehood and suspending arms sales to...

Joshua Hoffman's article delves into the complexities of Israel's position in global politics and its often skewed portrayal in media. He argues against the ...

The belief that secular Tel Aviv residents refrain from serving in the IDF is a misconception often promoted by charedim, despite lacking factual basis. Nata...

An Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, resulted in the death of approximately 20 individuals, including five journalists. Prime Minister ...

Rabbi Moshe Maya, a prominent Sephardi rabbinic leader previously opposed to Charedim enlisting in the IDF, has initiated a potential shift by suggesting Cha...

The article addresses the misuse and implications of the term "genocide" in relation to Israel's conflict with Hamas. The author, Ben Lazarus, emphatically r...

Five prominent Israeli thinkers, including Benny Morris and Michael Oren, explore the most legitimate criticisms against Israel, touching on issues such as o...

Peter Beinart hosts a monthly "Ask Me Anything" session, where participants can engage in open dialogue about pressing issues and topics relevant to Jewish l...

Former President Donald Trump indicated that fewer than 20 Israeli hostages might still be alive in Gaza, creating distress among their families. Trump's sta...

Drawing on the Torah portion Matot and historical instances, Chaim Goldberg explores the enduring challenges and motivations behind making aliyah to Israel. ...

The article by Joshua Hoffman discusses Israel's strategic doctrine often summarized by the internet slang "FAFO" ("F*ck around and find out"), highlighting ...

Naomi Ishisaka's Seattle Times column sparks a heated discussion on the moral complexities surrounding Gaza and Israel. Through an exploration of Ishisaka's ...

Shari Redstone articulates intense frustration with the global treatment of Israel, accusing world leaders and media of perpetuating an anti-Israel bias. Red...

Ronn Torossian, head of Betar USA, has been permitted to serve as a delegate at the World Zionist Congress after an appeals tribunal lifted his previous ban....

Portions of Gaza have reached famine conditions according to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflic...

The video titled "The Fifth Aliyah (1929-1935)" dives into the historical context and significant events surrounding the Fifth Aliyah, a crucial period of Je...

Rob Eshman critically examines a report by The Guardian and +972 Magazine alleging an 83% civilian death rate during an Israeli military operation in Gaza, q...

Adam Hummel's essay, written in the wake of a hostage crisis on October 7, 2023, underscores the importance of advocacy for Israel. He emphasizes how persona...

A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that 58% of Americans think United Nations countries should recognize a Palestinian state, signaling a shift in public ...

Ksenia Svetlova, a former Knesset member, warns that Israel could become a pariah state akin to Russia if it continues its current military actions in Gaza. ...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Sara Hirschhorn, and Noah Efron delve into the complexities of defining genocide in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, d...

Increasing numbers of American Jews are searching for meaningful ways to understand Israel, with Jewish texts offering a path forward by integrating these te...

Israel's government has approved the E1 settlement project, which plans to build 3,400 housing units in the West Bank, intensifying tensions surrounding the ...

Gadi Taub critiques how the Israeli left, in the wake of the October 7 Hamas attacks, has positioned the narrative against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu....

Israel's recent approval for new settlements in the E1 corridor, orchestrated by far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, is stirring significant controv...

Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii is poised to succeed Chuck Schumer as a leading Jewish figure in Senate leadership, with backing from Schumer himself. Raised ...

In a discussion mediated by Peter Beinart, Larry Summers, former US Treasury Secretary and Harvard President Emeritus, offers his perspectives on antisemitis...

Nachum Kaplan's essay discusses the disconnect between diaspora Jews and the reality of life in Israel, particularly in light of recent conflicts like the Oc...

Rabbi Berel Wein reflects on the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 and its profound impact on American Orthodox Jewry. He details how American Jew...

Jews worldwide observe the yahrzeit of six hostages murdered by Hamas as reports suggest Hamas may accept a previously rejected deal to exchange hostages for...

The mass protests in Israel, labeled as the largest since a war began nearly two years ago, are being critically examined for their timing and impact. Accord...

Amidst rising tensions, hostages still held, and ongoing mass protests, Israel faces a critical decision point in its conflict with Hamas in Gaza. Prime Mini...