Mahmoud Khalil’s reassurances are bad for Jews but even worse for Palestinians
History shows the path pursued by the campus activist leader results in perpetual misery
History shows the path pursued by the campus activist leader results in perpetual misery
From India’s animal blood on doorposts to Ethiopia’s all-chickpea pre-Seder diets, the Jewish diaspora has developed distinctive traditions that endure.
While even in Tehran some have welcomed Israel's attack, we need to consider what comes next
Elizabeth Tsurkov has spent 682 days in captivity in Iraq. For her sister, Emma, watching the Gaza hostages go free brings a special kind of joy — and pain
The family of Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Princeton graduate student kidnapped in Iraq in 2023, has been told that she is still alive
The US is both fighting and funding a terror organization in Iraq
Israel's decision about whether to react to Iran's weekend attack could have massive global consequences — and the man making it couldn't be less fit
Families and colleagues of these two Jews — a reporter imprisoned in Russia and an academic kidnapped in Iraq — don’t want them forgotten
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