
Asaf Elia-Shalev is a senior reporter with JTA and is based in Los Angeles. He is also the author of “Israel’s Black Panthers: The Radicals Who Punctured a Nation’s Founding Myth,” which was published by UC Press in 2024.
The building was spray-painting with the word, “Khaybar,” which refers to battles between Muhammed and local Jewish tribes on the Arabian Peninsula at the dawn of Islam.
A new website quietly launched by the Israeli military lets soldiers anonymously check whether their safety equipment complies with official standards.
A body tasked with administering an election in which only Jews are allowed to vote felt compelled this year to clarify what it means by ‘Jew’
Adamah, the country’s largest Jewish environmental organization, received a $300,000 grant from Schusterman Family Philanthropies, one of the largest foundations in the country
Hadassah and the main organs of the Reform and Conservative Movements oppose the bill; AIPAC and the ADL support it
The Samaritan tablet, on view in New York starting Dec. 5, disappeared after last going up for sale in 2016
Dan Tadmor recently led Tel Aviv’s ANU – Museum of the Jewish People through a successful $100 million renovation
The State Department cited Amana as “the largest organization involved in settlement and illegal outpost development in the West Bank"
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