AIPAC’s huge investment in primary campaigns is paying off — but at what price down the road?
The outsized spending has the potential to roil a number of longstanding orthodoxies, not just about pro-Israel politics, but elections in general
“It is tangible, real in-your-face proof that Hitler and Nazis lived,” the head of Alexander Historical Auctions said in response to criticism
The outsized spending has the potential to roil a number of longstanding orthodoxies, not just about pro-Israel politics, but elections in general
Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan accused US government of applying ‘different standards’ when it comes to Israel
The right-wing leader, who has trafficked in far-right rhetoric before, is facing a fresh torrent of condemnations
Israeli officials head to Moscow day before preliminary court hearing in case to shut down the Jewish Agency's operations in Russia
‘It's hard to believe but often it’s ignorance rooted in certain perceptions,’ the US special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism said during an ADL webinar
The Ukrainian president’s rivalry with Igor Kolomoisky, Hennady Korban and Vadim Rabinovich predates the war with Russia
Matthew Belanger was discharged because of his extremist activity, which included training with weapons outside a Long Island synagogue
In addition to directing some of the country’s largest orchestras, he led a Jewish organization’s choir and composed a song for a Rio Jewish summer camp
The family said it was still waiting to see what actions the United States would take
'We expect people to come,' local Jewish official says. 'Not so many as every year, but anyway there are people who want to come' despite the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war