A few weeks ago the Palestinian-American activist Linda Sarsour started a fundraising campaign to help restore the graves at a St. Louis-area Jewish cemetery … more

American teachers like Lori Fulton are poised to hold back a tidal wave of anti-Semitism. Their tools come from a hillside in Jerusalem, thousands of miles from her classroom in Mattawan, … more

For the Jewish community, the recent shootings in El Paso and Dayton dredged up feelings of insecurity as they still grapple with two deadly shootings at synagogues: one on the East Coast and one on … more

In its coverage of Saturday’s hostage-taking at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas, the Associated Press advanced, intentionally or not, … more

Professors at a number of American universities have found a new cause: demanding the release of a terrorist who murdered two college students. This disturbing story begins on Feb. 21, 1969. That … more

Culture is comprised of beliefs, values and behaviors that are passed down in families from generation to generation. Sadly, at various times in American history, those with power and authority … more

Nearly five years ago, I wrote a piece for this column in which I argued that the term “anti-Zionism” would be better rendered as “antizionism.” My thinking on this … more

Debate on the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement is often heard loudest from Jews in America and the rest of the Diaspora,rather than focusing on what leaders in the movement’s … more

United Nations Secretary General António Guterres visited the Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv last Wednesday. “This remarkably rich mosaic is a Jewish legacy,” he said … more

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said on Monday that Jews caused the Holocaust with their “social behavior,” such as money lending. Speaking in Ramallah, Abbas also said … more