Most American Jews aren’t ‘Zionist’ — so what are they?
A new survey found that even many Jews who don't identify as Zionists are still attached to Israel but also accuse it of apartheid and genocide.
Kamryn Lute, a Manhattan native competing for Team USA in Milan, grounds herself in faith before speed skating at 35 miles an hour
A new survey found that even many Jews who don't identify as Zionists are still attached to Israel but also accuse it of apartheid and genocide.
The Israeli prime minister is betting that proximity to Trump will prevent Israel from being outflanked on Iran
A potential Iran deal, debate over U.S. military aid to Israel, and Israeli moves in the West Bank are setting the stakes for the talks
The proposal underscores a complicated moment for Jewish literature in Texas schools
Jody Rabhan also acknowledged a need to continue participating in coalitions beyond the Jewish community
Lawmakers in Tennessee and Florida, as well as Congress, want public schools to set aside time for prayer and Bible study, threatening a milestone decision won by Jews decades ago
Despite heavy spending against former Rep. Tom Malinowski, he's in a dead heat in the race for NJ's open House seat
The new indictment claims that Rodriguez intended to influence government policy and intimidate civilians through 'coercion'
Before he joined the Brandeis Center, Mitchell Webber was part of Jeffrey Epstein’s defense effort as he fought Florida probes, newly released files suggest
Haredi and Hasidic leaders, declaring war on a common enemy, announce an emergency fast day
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