Jacob Kornbluh
Colin Powell’s early life was steeped in Jewish culture and Yiddish. It stayed with him.
Yiddish ‘has served me so well over the last 60 years,’ Powell said in a 2017 speech.
In an unexpectedly tight race for Virginia governor, accusations of antisemitism abound
Democrats say Glenn Youngkin’s campaign has backed antisemitic tactics.
Tumult in the race to head the Jewish Agency as leading candidate withdraws
Eight candidates are seeking the job once held by former Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion.
Lapid meets with Pelosi, Harris and hopes to strengthen US-Israel ties
Israel’s foreign minister says DC visit is also an opportunity to strengthen bipartisan relations with the next generation of young Americans.
Why an Arab in the Israeli government says he’s OK with a delay in the peace process
’I want to do my best to give the Arabs a reason to be part of the Israeli society,’ Minister of Regional Cooperation Esawi Frej tells the Forward.
New York State adds $25 million to fight antisemitic and other hate crimes
Gov. Kathy Hochul made the announcement at her first meeting with Jewish leaders as governor.
The competition to head the Jewish Agency is fierce
In a race with no clear front-runner, these candidates are vying to head the world’s largest Jewish nonprofit.
4 GOP candidates in key House races invoke the Holocaust against mask and vaccine mandates
Democrats highlighting the frequency with which GOP House members and candidates invoke the Holocaust to rail against COVID-19 prevent measures.
Bennett’s plan to strengthen Israel-Diaspora relations is short on specifics
The Israel prime minister addressed the U.N., and Jewish American leaders on visit to New York.
Iron Dome funding gets caught up in Democratic infighting — but this aid to Israel was never in question
In the end Israel got the bipartisan support it was counting on.