‘Don’t give up on us now’: Israel peace summit convenes thousands to aim for elusive progress
Americans have a crucial role to play in a movement determined to change the country’s course after three years of war, leaders say
Two opposing letters are circulating among undergrads at the college, a bastion of Israel support
Americans have a crucial role to play in a movement determined to change the country’s course after three years of war, leaders say
As insurgent candidates rise, the Democrats must confront new challenges over leadership and Jewish voter support
Rep. Steve Cohen is the first Jew to represent Tennessee in Congress
Iran’s Jewish community is facing increased surveillance and loyalty pressures, leaving loved ones abroad in fear
Adam Miller’s Judaism runs deep — but he’s been quiet about it during his campaign
The defeat of a Mamdani-backed candidate strengthens the City Council’s effort to pass bill handling protests at schools
Kerr, whose father was assassinated in Beirut in 1984, has long been outspoken on politics
For thousands of workers and store owners in Jerusalem’s Old City market, things haven’t been this bad since the days of the second intifada
Volunteers with Torat Zedek and other protective presence groups face intensifying restrictions and violence
Zohran Mamdani’s first veto as mayor is deepening tensions with New York’s Jewish community
די אזדרכת, אויף ייִדיש — מעליע, ציט צו כּלערליי מינים פֿייגל, וואָס עסן אירע פֿרוכטן