Gallant’s concern about U.S.-Israel relations came as a Gallup poll shows Americans turning away from their initial support for Israel’s conduct of its war against Hamas
The son of a Russian-Jewish mother and a Spanish father used his art to change minds and alter time and space
Zach Hyman's impressive achievement was briefly overshadowed by a hockey analyst's insistence on — you guessed it — context
The more I think about Uriel Baruch, the more I wonder about the Palestinian victims whose names and faces I do not know.
The 45th president has gone from real estate mogul to Bible salesman
The work of Kristang language activists has something in common with that of the Yiddishists
‘We need the governor and the state legislature to lock arms with us and lead the way,’ says letter
Under Kohr’s leadership, AIPAC has traversed five presidencies, and the launch of political action committees aimed in part at stemming the rise of the Israel-critical left among Democrats
Gardner said he did not know that he was echoing a common antisemitic trope
The bill is part of a raft of state legislation targeting a rise in antisemitism
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