‘Somebody’s listening’: Jewish Columbia student leverages social media to help refugees flee Gaza
Makayla Gubbay, who has helped raise about $100,000 for Palestinians to leave Gaza, said she feels connected to the Middle East — but not to Israel
The IDF last week recovered the body of Michel Nisenbaum, who worked on a farm that showcased how Israel 'made the desert bloom'
Makayla Gubbay, who has helped raise about $100,000 for Palestinians to leave Gaza, said she feels connected to the Middle East — but not to Israel
Bowman had a strained relationship with DSA-NYC, a group broadly condemned for celebrating the Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7
One member of the team was taken hostage and returned to Israel with his sister as part of a ceasefire deal and hostage release in November
Some have accused featured speaker Maria Ressa, a champion of free speech, of trafficking in antisemitism
The Kyrie Irving saga shows how selective the organized Jewish world can be when it comes to calling out antisemitism
A bill’s sponsors say it is necessary to target groups supporting terrorists. Opponents say it will stifle speech.
Faced with the West Bank's worst economic crisis in generations, Palestinians describe how 'everything is stopped'
'It’s not easy being a Jewish humanitarian organization at this point in history,' said Mark Hetfield, the chief executive of HIAS
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is determined to shift US public opinion about the war in Gaza
Much has been said about Amal Clooney's role on the ICC's panel on war crimes, but less attention has been paid to Theodor Meron
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