Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Why does everyone want Jerusalem? CNN investigates in a new docuseries
“Jerusalem” is an entertaining, sometimes reductive and regularly challenging docuseries.
A Knesset member tells American Jews not to get their hopes up on the Israel-Palestinian issue
Mossi Raz, a longtime peace activist, wants to see progress, but knows the new coalition doesn’t have the issue on its agenda.
Looking for Hope: A writer finds inspiration in Jewish-Palestinian friendship, especially now
Haviva Ner-David was just starting to promote her debut novel, about the intersecting lives of two Israeli women — one Jewish, one Palestinian — when last month’s military escalation with Gaza erupted, accompanied by the worst internecine fighting between Jewish and Arab citizens in recent memory.
Palestinian advocacy groups drew tens of thousands of new followers on social media. But can they move that support offline?
Groups like IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace more than doubled their followers. But what does that mean for their advocacy?
What Washington can expect from the new government in Israel
‘Americans can expect a Prime Minister who thinks outside of the box and is a straight shooter,’ a Bennett ally said.
Rutgers University apologizes for not communicating support for Palestinian community
The apology came after the school sent out an email supporting the Jewish community following a rise in antisemitic attacks.
The Tony-winning drama of the Oslo Accords is now a film
J.T. Rogers and Bartlett Sher always knew their history play had a lot to teach us today. But they never wanted it to be quite this relevant.
What my peers on social media don’t get about Israel and Palestine
There are two sides to this conflict, and if my peers on either side can only see their own point of view, what’s the point?
Have social media giants been censoring posts about Israel and Gaza?
Facebook, which shares a moderation team with Instagram, has updated its technology to help identify “new forms of inflammatory speech.
Should candidates for office in NYC weigh in on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
As Andrew Yang and Eric Adams face backlash for tweeting about Israel’s war in Gaza, Jewish leaders say they expect an articulate stance.