"This is the first time ever that the president, at least publicly, endorses a candidate in Israel’s election." ...

Jewish leaders told researchers that the conflict is fueling antisemitism, dividing their communities and weakening their ability to advocate for Israel.

On Oct. 27, Israelis will cast their votes in a process that will determine who is prime minister and who sits in the 120-seat parliament, the Knesset. Since the country’s founding in 1948, there have ...

Two rivals in the pivotal race for New York’s 17th Congressional District are aggressively courting Jewish voters, each seeking to present themselves as a champion of Israel and a defender against ...

Masked settlers attacked Palestinians attempting to harvest their olives in the West Bank on Friday, injuring a Washington Post photographer and several harvesters, amid a sharp rise in settler ...

Can a college campus accurately assess its antisemitism problem without talking to Jews? That’s the question facing the University of Pittsburgh, where an internal working group on campus antisemitism ...

DUBLIN — An Irish Jewish leader said a Dublin hotel canceled rooms reserved for European delegates after learning that they were visiting for an antisemitism conference. Maurice Cohen, the president ...

In the mixed Jewish-Arab city of Ramla, the far-right minister’s campaign reveals his appeal and the divisions surrounding his politics.

The Jewish Democratic Council of America is launching an attack ad on social media in battleground districts, slamming Young Republicans for praising Hitler and using antisemitic tropes in group chats ...

Ronen Bar’s lawsuit lists a litany of occasions Netanyahu allegedly ignored or rejected advice before the attack that launched a war. The bitter battle that has raged between Israel’s security and ...

Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed was asked multiple times by a debate moderator on Thursday which country he considers a bigger threat to the U.S.: Iran or Israel. Each time, he parried. “That’s a ...

Some nonprofits seem to have lost sight of the difference between fair compensation and excessive compensation.