This is a tough time for American Jews. Antisemitism has erupted to an unprecedented extent. We thought we were at home in America, but no such luck. A few months ago, following the Oct. 7 … more

Speakers at a “March for Gaza” in Washington on Saturday promised that Israel would cease to exist and, to the cheers of thousands of attendees, accused President Joe Biden of supporting … more

With the realization that the social-media pen is mighty like the sword, Yalla Israel brings social-media influencers to Israel to experience the Jewish state firsthand. The hope is that the … more

American universities have a history of dealing with campus unrest by waiting for their students to go home for break and hoping they return in a better mood. After a fall semester defined … more

The genocide case brought by South Africa against Israel in the International Court of Justice has advanced to a new stage. Last Thursday … more

The author, a former deputy director of the National Security Council, is vice president of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategic Studies. As 2024 began, the Israeli war effort in the Gaza Strip … more

During the middle of December, New Yorkers were treated to the sight of brash maroon and white beams splashed across the Manhattan skyline when the Empire State Building was lit up in the colors of … more

When Sasha Liknaitzky-Drutz and David Drutz of Toronto held their first soup-to-nuts Shabbat on Dec. 22, the guest of honor was 6,000 miles away. Now in their second year of marriage, the couple … more

It’s easy to think of the opening of the International Court of Justice’s trial of Israel that began this week in The Hague as just more of the same from the international community. … more

These are deeply unsettling times for American Jews. Politically speaking, over recent decades significant parts of the American Jewish community have become ever more liberal and secular while … more