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The New York Representative, who has a history of propagating antisemitic conspiracy theories, is widely expected to prioritize attacking the United Nations' criticism of Israel during her tenure as ambassador

Fed up with traditional memorials, historians at Sapienza University of Rome are digging through archives to reconstruct the stories of Jewish scholars expelled under Mussolini's 1938 Racial Laws

An Israeli woman officer who recently jokingly replied on social media to a photo of her in a destroyed Gaza mosque is only the latest in a long line of IDF soldiers and officers boasting about alleged war crimes and abuses

A visit to Beit Lina in south Tel Aviv, the only safe home in Israel for adult trans women in prostitution. The organization enables their reintegration into society

Former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant was present at a weekend concert by one of Israel's leading music icons, prompting both a hearty round of applause and Twitter backlash

Sarandon claimed that she had intended to express concern over antisemitic attacks and made “a terrible mistake” in the way she phrased it.

Countries like Australia, Canada, and the UK face criticism for their responses to rising antisemitism and related violence

Ahead of Wednesday's deadline to increase Gaza aid, officials in Israel are concerned that being labeled non-compliant could halt weapons sales to Israel and lead the U.S. to not veto Security Council resolutions against Israel

Amid Trump's sweeping victory, and despite the unprecedented shift to the Republican Party by other minorities, an overwhelming majority of Jewish voters kept half a century of support for Democratic presidential candidates. Why did this happen – and which U.S. Jews did vote for Trump?

Disagreements between Lebanese politicians, even those from the same ethnic group, are persisting in an existential war that has already killed thousands and disposed 1.5 million people. And even if Israel were to declare a unilateral cease-fire, it would be meaningless

European soccer's governing body UEFA has remained surprisingly quiet about the attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam and brushed aside a blatantly political 'Free Palestine' banner unfurled in Paris last week. Israelis should be concerned

The actress had been arrested for social media posts for alleged crimes of incitement to terror and supporting a terror organization

Recipient of Jerusalem Prize, Former Victorian premier Andrews: “If people won’t speak out against antisemitism - defund them.”

Iranian intelligence hackers have revealed the identity of a nuclear scientist and several colleagues, while also leaking private photos and emails of senior Israeli officials, including a former Defense Ministry director general

As Israel lays the infrastructure for a creeping occupation of northern Gaza and plans its next step in Lebanon, it's waiting to see if Biden gets tough in his last two months with stingier arms supplies and a possible harder line at the UN Security Council

Prices of food, clothing and cigarettes are skyrocketing and residents of the Gaza Strip have come out to protest. They blame the vendors' greed – but also Israel, which allows the limited, and inadequate, entry of goods: 'The consequences will be devastating, Israel is playing with people's lives'

LEBANON: At least 20 killed in Israeli attack north of Beirut, health ministry says; seven reportedly killed, including women and children, in Israeli strike near Damascus ■ IRAN: Tehran says claims of being involved in assassination attempts of U.S. officials are part of 'Zionist conspiracy' ■ GAZA: 40 reported killed in Israeli strike in Jabalya ■ HOSTAGE DEAL: Qatar withdraws from role as mediator in truce talks between Israel and Hamas, citing refusal of both sides to negotiate in 'good faith'

Armed clans in the Rafah area are blocking trucks entering Gaza from Israel, leading some organizations to avoid sending desperately needed humanitarian aid. These incidents are occurring in an area under full IDF control, with the army refraining from action due to concerns that harm to aid workers could provoke international criticism