‘These candidates, some of whom face vocal anti-Israel primary opponents, are running in some of the most competitive primary and general elections across the country
With nearly all the votes counted, at press time it appeared likely that Benjamin Netanyahu would remain as prime minister, despite his Likud Party coming
The decision by the Boston JCRC to draw a red line against community members who align with anti-Zionist groups may have major ramifications for other
New legislation introduced in Congress recently is seeking to make American aid to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA)—the U.N. refugee agency that
In his first address to the United Nations General Assembly recently, President Donald Trump made a forceful case against Iran’s behavior in the Middle East
A Jewish teenager with dual Israeli and American citizenship living in the southern Israeli city of Ashkelon was arrested Thursday in connection to the wave
The timing of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s so-called farewell speech on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict seemed to stem largely from “personal animosity” between President
With the U.S. abstaining from Friday’s vote, rather than exercising its veto power, the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution condemning Israeli settlement construction
With only a few weeks remaining before the presidential election, and the start of early voting in most states, Jewish voters may still be weighing
For most students, the dog days of August are one final chance for summer traditions such as hitting the beach or visiting national parks with
Long panned for harboring deep anti-Israel bias, the United Nations (UN) has often been discounted by critical Israeli leaders as an organization with little hope
After a selection process that more closely resembled a reality television show than the usual political appointments, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Friday
