The last presidential debate changed history. Here’s what Jews should watch for in the next
Some American Jews feel ‘torn’ between the candidates, said historian Jonathan Sarna
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Heated exchanges over which party is worse for the Jews have hardly budged the Jewish electorate.
Some American Jews feel ‘torn’ between the candidates, said historian Jonathan Sarna
Tibon is the author of 'The Gates of Gaza,' a new book about the history of Kibbutz Nahal Oz and his experience on Oct. 7.
The Neutras’ appearance was at least their second to Republican audiences
While Israel endured a difficult week at home, its Paralympians in Paris gave their fellow Israelis something to celebrate
Israeli Ariel Malyar finished seventh in the 50-meter freestyle event.
ADL and others say antisemitism motivated hecklers disrupting Bash’s book talk
The hostage videos released this week were made by their killers. The victims’ families still want you to see them.
Speaking to the Republican Jewish Coalition, the former president whipped up selective Jew-hatred
The Harvard alum addressed the Republican National Convention in July, an experience that, he said at the time, felt “lonely” but that was warmly received by the crowd
He was elected after being called a ‘putzhead.’ Now the head of the Jewish GOP is calling him a schmuck
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