The State Department told Truman not to recognize Israel. He did it anyway
The Arab world would turn against the U.S., diplomats warned the president, and might threaten its access to oil
On this episode of ‘That Jewish News Show,’ the hosts discuss the Santos indictment, Herschel Siegel's suicide, and are joined by Michael A. Helfand to discuss the implications of Groff v. DeJoy
The Arab world would turn against the U.S., diplomats warned the president, and might threaten its access to oil
The Birchers’ mission to defend Christianity and capitalism morphed into a radical anti-civil rights agenda that groups like the ADL saw as an existential threat
A big game might get in the way of a big party
Joe Vogel, who sits in Maryland’s House of Delegates, jokes that unlike Rep. George Santos, he really is a Latino Jew
'One of the things that I hope to accomplish with my account is that people can learn from a Jewish person directly,' she said
To Michael Levin and Spike Eskin, who gab about the Sixers twice a week, ‘there’s definitely a wandering in the desert element to it all’
Israeli journalist Barak Ravid details a renewed U.S. effort to restore relations between Israel and Mauritania in a chapter added to a new edition of his 2021 book
The Committee to Protect Journalists’ scathing report notes that not a single soldier has faced prosecution in any of these cases
The Forward’s sporting correspondents debate last night’s NBA donnybrook
The do-it-yourself spirit of Congregation Neve Shalom echoes the hands-on Judaism movement of the 1970s
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