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Many of Hollywood’s leading actors have in recent years consistently adopted a clearly anti-Israel agenda, with many critics claiming that their declarations have a stench of anti-Semitism masquerading as criticism of the Jews and the State of Israel.

The London borough of Hackney has decided to cancel its twin-city relationship with Haifa. The twinning agreement was signed back in 1968. Hackney’s new mayor, Zoe Garbett, leader of the local Green Party, says she canceled it as a demonstration of “international solidarity.”

Ron Jager discusses the rise of online antisemitism, its connection to foreign influence, and the urgent need to protect Jewish communities and U.S.-Israel relations.

As Israel, Lebanon, and the United States celebrate their newly signed Trilateral Framework, Israelis naturally ask whether this agreement marks a genuine turning point – or whether we have simply returned to familiar ground.

Since October 7th, a relentless campaign of lies and demonization has been waged in the United States to ensure that Israel loses, and you Vice President Vance, have become one of its leading voices. By spreading lies about Israel, do you really believe that these lies are serving the best interests of the United States?

This is simply how I, a secular, October 8th Jew, with no super powers to speak of, makes sense of both my identity and a world where being a Jew is becoming increasingly unsafe.

While walking down the streets of Israel, one is literally surrounded by heroes; modest and anonymous civilians who a moment earlier were on the front lines.

What a psychological, spiritual and moral wrestling match we Jews are having. If our struggle weren’t so daunting and serious, it would almost resemble Tevya’s struggles and conversations with God.

The Israeli left has significantly shifted from its initial support for Jewish settlements post-1967, reflecting changes in ideological perspectives and external influences.

This past week, we were given a stark reminder of the link between classic Nazi ideology and today’s Palestinian related anti-Semitism as expressed by a senior representative of the United Nations.

Critics of Israel, in the media and elsewhere, don’t seem to notice what this sort of news does to their arguments. If Israel was trying to commit genocide, why did it allow 100,000 of its intended victims to leave?

Dr. Raphael Medoff critiques a New York Times article for employing biased techniques that misrepresent Jewish community opinions and downplay the impact of controversial actions.

Eleven Jews were murdered celebrating Hanukkah at Bondi Beach on December 14, 2025. Among the dead: Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who had served Sydney’s Jewish community for eighteen years.

Is there a connection between anti-Israelism and antisemitism? It’s a question worth asking in the wake of the massacre of Jews in Australia.

My name is Adam Eisenberg. I turned 25 a couple weeks ago. I’m currently a senior at the University of Colorado Boulder. I am a Jew. And I am terrified.

We haven’t learned. We haven’t recognized the destructive force of zealotry and arrogance in our history either in biblical or recent times . Today these forces have morphed into a far more lethal and insidious force.

Hamas's campaign aims to undermine Christian support for Israel, exploiting historical prejudices. The article discusses the strong backing from Evangelical Christians and the need for unconditional love among supporters of Israel.

On July 31, Israeli destroyed the propagation units of the Palestinian National Seed Bank in the West Bank city of Hebron. Israel used for its legal justification that the structure was constructed without a building permit. 

Here, in the United States. we need to build a grass-root Jewish movement that is not afraid to use the methods of the civil rights and anti-Vietnam war movements to reclaim our morality as a Jewish people and help save Israel from herself.

It took six days over 10,500 miles for a crude new anti-Israel chant – “Death, death to the IDF” – to become associated with violence against Jews.

The post-war Trump Administration in the Middle East going forward seems to be based on monitoring Iran and restraining Israel. The notion of “Let’s get rich together” will trump “Let’s get safe together by removing the radical death cults."

A conversation about Zohar Mamdani’s potential antisemitism examined his pro-Palestine stance and support for BDS, raising concerns about Israel's future.

When Israel launched a precision strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities on June 13, nearly every segment of the U.S. Jewish community rallied behind it. But there was one conspicuous exception: J Street.

Debby Titlebaum Neuman reflects on the juxtaposition of life's beauty and ongoing threats, emphasizing resilience amidst turmoil and finding joy in nature and family.

The Palestinian Authority continues its "Pay to Slay" policy despite claims to end it, with payments to terrorists still ongoing through new funding schemes.