Trump-supporting Rabbi Cary Kozberg actively helped resurrect a far-right ethnonationalist trope against Haitian immigrants – a dangerous bigotry with which Jews should be all too familiar
Even if the Lebanese militant group in fact lost half its launch capacity, it still has massive amounts of missiles and rockets – and 40,000 fighters in Syria in reserve
Were elections held today, a poll conducted by Nishmat Research found that 55 percent of Modern Orthodox Jews would vote for Kamala Harris, but only 7 percent of Haredi Jews
Attorney General Dana Nessel accused Rep. Rashida Tlaib of making an antisemitic remark after charging pro-Palestinian protesters of 'violent and criminal behavior,' igniting a political uproar with media and Democratic politicians taking sides
In a video, the principal of Tel Aviv's Gymnasia Herzliya stated, 'We will not learn until we bring back every last hostage.' A hearing will decide whether to revoke his teaching license
As Joe Biden addresses the UN for the last time, and his administration comes to terms with the fact that a Gaza deal won't happen in the time he has left in office, one must ask: How could a group of people who deciphered Putin so accurately in Ukraine have been so easily manipulated by Netanyahu?
At the start of the war, the army and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant aimed to focus on the northern front, while Netanyahu, wary of escalation, prioritized Gaza. Now that Gallant's plan is in motion, Netanyahu is spinning it to seem like his own decision
Jordan accuses Israel of violating Al-Aqsa status quo, Qatar says it hindered hostage deal; only Argentina's President Milei voiced full-throated support for Israel
Five years after its establishment, what films is the Shomron Cinema Fund producing, who's working with it, and how does it stand to benefit from the culture minister's proposed changes?
Mayim Bialik offered support for Kiryat Bialik, named after her great-great-grandfather's cousin, Israel's poet Haim Nahman Bialik, following heavy rocket fire from Lebanon: 'My heart is with all the innocent citizens'
Some residents of Lebanon received calls urging them to leave their homes, while others woke up to the sound of incessant explosions. They express a feeling of despair, saying, 'I've seen some tough wars in Lebanon. I've grown old, and I see only wars'
An ever hopeful Tel Aviv Stock Exchange sees the latest surge in fighting as a sign that the war is coming to end. But the end for the economy is a long way off