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The Free Press The Reputational Arson of Itamar Ben-Gvir 21 May
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sparked widespread controversy by posting a video of himself at an Ashdod detention center, where he taunt...
21 May
Israel: State of a Nation A U.S.-Iran deal may reopen Hormuz, but it doesn’t remove the threat; it shifts the burden to Israel 21 May
In this insightful discussion, Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, explores the implications of a potential U.S.-Iran deal conce...
21 May
JTA Pennsylvania’s Jewish governor, Josh Shapiro, faces Trump-backed challenger in reelection bid 20 May
Pennsylvania's Jewish governor, Josh Shapiro, is set for a significant reelection battle against Republican candidate Stacy Garrity, backed by Donald Trump. ...
20 May
JTA What Tuesday’s primaries tell us about Democrats, Republicans and the Israel issue 20 May
Recent primary results in Philadelphia and northern Kentucky showcase diverging trends regarding Israel among U.S. political parties. In the Democratic race,...
20 May
Forward Netanyahu is facing electoral catastrophe — and could place Israel in existential peril 20 May
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a severe electoral crisis and potential governance challenges as public dissatisfaction grows over unreso...
20 May
Israel: State of a Nation Israel isn’t separate from Jewish identity. It’s part of the story. 20 May
Eylon Levy and Jonah Platt explore the integral role of Israel in the broader context of Jewish identity, challenging the notion that Jewish narratives are o...
20 May
Israel: State of a Nation The Iran Deal Problem No One Wants to Admit | Mark Dubowitz 20 May
In this episode of "EylON the Record," Eylon Levy discusses with Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, the complexity and risks su...
20 May
JTA Itamar Ben-Gvir draws criticism from Netanyahu for video taunting detained flotilla activists 20 May
Controversial Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has received widespread criticism, including from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, followi...
20 May
JTA Israeli far-right minister orders Arab village evicted after saying ICC is seeking his arrest 20 May
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's far-right finance minister, claims the International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking his arrest, calling the court antisemitic and...
20 May
JTA Barney Frank’s final warning on Israel: ‘America’s effort should be to support the opposition to Netanyahu’ 20 May
Barney Frank, a prominent progressive figure and former U.S. congressman, used his final days to voice strong opposition to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin N...
20 May
Unpacked The Night Israel Almost Lost Jerusalem 20 May
In this video, the pivotal battle for Ammunition Hill during the Six-Day War is recounted, highlighting its significance in the reunification of Jerusalem. T...
20 May
Future of Jewish Iran’s greatest weapon is already starting to break. 20 May
Iran's geopolitical influence through the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial chokepoint for global oil trade, is being challenged by alternative infrastructure proj...
20 May
eJewishPhilanthropy Building on Reimagining Israel Education: Moving forward with shared purpose and shared investment 20 May
The article outlines the Reimagining Israel Education initiative, which seeks to transform Israel education within the Jewish community by developing a compr...
20 May
Forward With AOC backing and anti-Israel message, Chris Rabb vies for open House seat in Philadelphia 20 May
Chris Rabb, a progressive state lawmaker from Philadelphia, is running in the Democratic primary for Pennsylvania's Third Congressional District, bringing a ...
20 May
The Free Press Trump Took Out Massie. A GOP Civil War Still Awaits. 20 May
The recent defeat of GOP Rep. Thomas Massie by challenger Ed Gallrein marks a significant moment in Republican politics, showcasing the enduring influence of...
20 May
JTA Anti-Israel Republican Thomas Massie ousted from Congress as Trump endorsee wins primary 20 May
Rep. Thomas Massie, known for his anti-Israel voting record, lost his primary in Kentucky to Ed Gallrein, a candidate endorsed by former President Donald Tru...
20 May
JTA With AOC backing and anti-Israel message, Chris Rabb wins primary in Philadelphia 19 May
Chris Rabb, a progressive state lawmaker known for his staunch criticism of Israel, has won the Democratic primary in Philadelphia’s heavily Democratic Third...
19 May
JTA Two polls find growing split among Republicans over support for Israel 19 May
American support for Israel is becoming increasingly polarized, particularly among Republicans, as shown in two recent polls. A New York Times/Siena survey i...
19 May
JTA Mamdani defends Nakba Day video as Jews debate whether to attend his Shavuot party 18 May
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is at the center of a controversy involving a Nakba Day video released by his office, which profiles a Palestinian survivo...
18 May
The Free Press Was Israel’s War on Iran a Success? 18 May
Israeli journalist Amit Segal provides an analysis of Israel's recent military actions against Iran in the context of ongoing Middle Eastern tensions. Despit...
18 May
Emes Ve-Emunah Is the President a Friend of the Jewish People? 17 May
The article explores the complexities of defining antisemitism beyond its historical peak during Nazi Germany, focusing on modern instances where individuals...
17 May
eJewishPhilanthropy What my non-Jewish friends taught me about the promise of Israel 17 May
Brian M. Seymour reflects on the complexities of supporting Israel and pursuing justice, inspired by his recent travels with non-Jewish leaders to Israel. Th...
17 May
The Beinart Notebook Abdul El-Sayed on Being Targeted by AIPAC 17 May
Peter Beinart interviews Abdul El-Sayed, a Senate candidate from Michigan, who faces attacks for his critical stance on both Israel and Hamas and his charact...
17 May
Jewish Insider DSA’s ascent tests Democratic Party’s ideological boundaries 15 May
As the race for Washington, D.C.'s mayor intensifies, the potential victory of Janeese Lewis George would signal a critical advancement for the local Democra...
15 May
Tablet After the Ayatollah 15 May
Jason Greenblatt explores significant changes in the Iran nuclear negotiations landscape, highlighting the shift in military dynamics and the extensive lever...
15 May
The Free Press The Case of Israel v. Kristof Is Dead on Arrival 14 May
In this article, Jed Rubenfeld examines the legal viability of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's threats to sue The New York Times and journalist N...
14 May
JTA ‘Death to Arabs’ chanted at Jerusalem march after Ben-Gvir displays Israeli flag on Temple Mount 14 May
Tensions flared in Jerusalem during the controversial annual Dance of the Flags march, which marks the anniversary of the city's reunification in 1967. The e...
14 May
Forward I run The Jewish Theological Seminary. Here's the real story about President Isaac Herzog speaking at our commencement 14 May
Chancellor Shuly Rubin Schwartz of The Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) clarifies misconceptions about Israeli President Isaac Herzog's role as their commen...
14 May
The Beinart Notebook AIPAC Versus Abdul El-Sayed 14 May
Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan Senate candidate, critiques AIPAC's political influence and argues against conflating criticism of Israel with antisemitism. He di...
14 May
eJewishPhilanthropy The largest generational divide in American politics is about Israel 14 May
Generational shifts in U.S. political views have led to a significant decline in pro-Israel sentiment, mainly among younger Americans. While older generation...
14 May
Emes Ve-Emunah The New York Times Blood Libel 13 May
In a reaction to an article by Nicholas Kristof in the New York Times, it is argued that allegations of widespread sexual abuse by Israeli prison personnel a...
13 May
Tablet Strange Trip 13 May
The article "Strange Trip" by Lee Smith explores the geopolitical complexities surrounding President Donald Trump's stance on Iran amidst tensions with Chine...
13 May
The Free Press Nick Kristof’s ‘Dog Torture’ Claim About Israel Doesn’t Pass Muster 12 May
Eli Lake critically examines Nicholas Kristof's column in the New York Times, which alleges that Israeli forces employ trained dogs to sexually assault Pales...
12 May
The Beinart Notebook Did Zionism Go Wrong or Was it Always Wrong? 12 May
Peter Beinart facilitates a discussion between Professor Omer Bartov and Haaretz columnist Gideon Levy, focusing on divergent views about Zionism's trajector...
12 May
JTA EU sanctions Israeli settlers after Hungary, under new leadership, clears path 12 May
The European Union has moved forward with sanctions against Israeli settlers responsible for violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. This decision, f...
12 May
Future of Jewish Everything You Need to Know About Israel's Nuclear Deterrent 12 May
Israel's nuclear deterrent, although never publicly admitted, is a strategic cornerstone that influences regional and international dynamics. Rooted in a doc...
12 May
Jewish Insider Race to replace Pelosi offers early test of whether progressive Jews welcomed on the left  12 May
In the race to replace Nancy Pelosi, California State Senator Scott Wiener faces a challenging political landscape as a progressive Jew who is critical of Is...
12 May
Future of Jewish The American Left is becoming Iran’s defense attorney. 11 May
In a charged critique, Bob Goldberg examines the stance of certain U.S. Democratic Party members, particularly those pressing for U.S. public acknowledgment ...
11 May
Unpacked The Jewish Monk Israel Rejected 11 May
The story of Brother Daniel is a unique and complex intersection of faith and identity, highlighting significant tensions within the concept of Jewish belong...
11 May
Emes Ve-Emunah When Lies of Omission Are Reported as Truth 11 May
Jonathan Rosenblum's commentary addresses the inconsistencies in media coverage regarding Israel's military actions in Lebanon, highlighting how reports ofte...
11 May
JTA Netanyahu on ‘60 Minutes’: Fight with Hezbollah should be seen as separate from Iran war 11 May
In a CBS 60 Minutes interview, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that the military engagement with Hezbollah in Lebanon should be considered s...
11 May
The Free Press The War Before the War: What Everyone Gets Wrong About Israel-Palestine 11 May
Coleman Hughes highlights the overlooked significance of the Arab Revolt of 1936-1939 in shaping the modern Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the fin...
11 May
Jewish History Lectures Review: S. Kavas and R. Palant-Rozen, If you're reading these words 8 May
"If You're Reading These Words: Last Letters from Heroes of the October 7th War" is a poignant collection by Shlomo Kavas and Racheli Palant-Rozen that captu...
8 May
Jewdicious Shutting Down Anti-Zionism At JTS 8 May
Rabbi Menachem Creditor defends the Jewish Theological Seminary's (JTS) decision to honor Israeli President Isaac Herzog as a commencement speaker amid limit...
8 May
Future of Jewish 5 Lessons I Learned as the IDF International Spokesperson 7 May
Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani reflects on his tenure as the IDF's International Spokesperson, detailing five key lessons learned during this challenging ...
7 May
Forward Netanyahu deploys AI videos as political weapon, aimed at voter fears of Arab power 7 May
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is employing AI-generated videos to target political rivals Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett in the lead-up to the fa...
7 May
Emes Ve-Emunah Rabbi Avi Berman and Christians 7 May
Rabbi Avi Berman differentiates himself from other Modern Orthodox leaders by engaging positively with Christian ministers and communities, which contrasts w...
7 May
The Free Press How Hezbollah Is Trying to Drag Israel Down to Its Level 7 May
Amit Segal, through his newsletter, analyzes the complexities of Israel's ongoing tensions with Hezbollah, specifically focusing on a recent Israeli strike t...
7 May
Emes Ve-Emunah Trump and the American Jewish Community 6 May
The article discusses the complex relationship between former President Donald Trump and the American Jewish community, highlighting the mixed reception to h...
6 May
The Beinart Notebook How Should Democrats Think About Iran and Israel? 6 May
Ro Khanna, a U.S. representative from California, raises critical questions about American foreign policy concerning Iran and Israel. He challenges the fear ...
6 May