Ben Gurion airport shutdowns leave already disrupted passengers desperate
An already heated scramble to join family for Passover has come to a near halt, leaving thousands with worthless tickets
The case filed Friday calls phrases like 'from the river to the sea' discriminatory — an argument that some courts have rejected
An already heated scramble to join family for Passover has come to a near halt, leaving thousands with worthless tickets
The Shenandoah Country Club, which serves Detroit’s Chaldean community, has kept its doors open to Jewish neighbors who lost their sanctuary in last week’s terrorist attack
NYC Health + Hospitals is poised to assume control of Maimonides Medical Center, over the objections of some in the Borough Park community that founded it
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, claimed Israeli officials had used lies to undermine American foreign policy
Daniel Biss speaks Hebrew and spent summers in Israel — but his quest for conditions on US aid have made him a target, part of a larger campaign to keep moderates out of Congress
Many leaders say they already have defenses of the kind that saved lives at Temple Israel
Unlike AIPAC, the progressive group funds Israel’s critics in Congress — but president Jeremy Ben-Ami is firm that candidates who don’t recognize Israel as the Jewish homeland won’t get his support
Jewish leaders defended Newsom from recent backlash. They still want answers.
There’s no shortage of possible explanations but Trump and his advisers haven’t been able to pick one or even to say what the war’s objective is and when it might end
With support strong among Jews but not party voters generally, leaders say the dispute is about congressional powers, not opposition to Israel’s fight
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