Why are Jews calling anyone who disagrees with them a kapo?
The term is one of the harshest insults between Jews, yet somehow it has become just another political epithet
The term is one of the harshest insults between Jews, yet somehow it has become just another political epithet
The exchange comes as both parties are increasingly accusing each other of antisemitism in a campaign for Jewish voters
Harris struck a markedly different tone from Biden in her first foray as a presidential candidate into the Israel-Hamas war
Meanwhile, Netanyahu’s arrival in Washington has come with protests, including potentially by lawmakers planning to boycot his speech to Congress
Our intrepid reporter ponders the kishka connections of the top five contenders: Josh Shapiro, Mark Kelly, Roy Cooper, J.B. Pritzker and Andy Bashear
It's unclear whether the Vice President committed to her speaking appearance before or after Netanyahu rescheduled his address
Isolationism is being debated 'within our party, there’s no question about it,' said a prominent Republican Jewish leader
Brandt, who became vice CEO earlier this year, graduated from Stanford University in 1990 and has spent almost three decades with AIPAC