
Ron Kampeas is the former Washington bureau chief of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.

Ron Kampeas is the former Washington bureau chief of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
A drafting committee meeting underscores the dilemma Democrats face as they head into their August convention: risk alienating Jewish voters, or risk alienating critics of Israel’s military campaign
A community known for its disproportionate number of descendants of Holocaust sees change in the land they love, if only for being so far removed from the hatreds that plagued their forebears
Pledges to fight antisemitism and to keep Israel secure dovetail with the longstanding Republican ambition to erode the Democrats’ large historical advantage among Jewish voters
Anthony Housefather’s appointment Friday came just two weeks after Trudeau’s Liberal party lost a Toronto area Liberal stronghold with a substantial Jewish population in a by-election
Massive protests called on Netanyahu to accept the latest terms
The vandalism comes a week after protesters shouted through megaphones and banged on drums outside his home at 2:30 a.m.
An Israeli Arab citizen stabbed a soldier to death in northern Israel
Potential successors in the conversation to replace Biden include Jewish governors, friendly politicians and a vice president whose kids call her “Momala"
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