How universities have changed their policies on protest because of the war in Gaza
Students returning to campuses this week will find bans on tents, rules regarding masks and training around antisemitism
Ofir Akunis, who became Israel’s consul general in New York in May, said he was “worried for America"
Students returning to campuses this week will find bans on tents, rules regarding masks and training around antisemitism
A canceled book launch. Surging sales on Amazon. We read 'Tablets Shattered' by Joshua Leifer. Here’s the summary.
The Green Party Platform supports the right of return for Palestinians who were forcibly removed or fled during Israel’s war for independence
A new study found little overlap between students hostile toward Israel and those hostile to Jews, though the lead researcher says that's only part of the story
Donating to charity of giving gifts in multiples of $18 is a longstanding Jewish tradition rooted in the numerical value of the Hebrew word chai
Republican candidates did not use the worlds "Gaza," "Hamas" or "Palestinians" during their acceptance speeches
The giant, Chabad-run Menorah Center anchors a community that is facing rolling blackouts, departures of essential figures and threats of forced military conscription
Former national security adviser H. R. McMaster described Netanyahu’s optimistic view of Putin's intentions as ‘delusional’
Israel has won 384 medals at the Paralympics dating back to 1960.
The third-generation owners of Kuźmiuk Bakery say they only learned of the site’s pre-war history in the past decade
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