During the war against Iran and Hezbollah, Matan Tal, a senior nurse in Israel’s northern district, received an urgent call from the caregiver of 94-year-old Yoash Tadmor, a resident of Kibbutz … more

An Orthodox member of the New York City Council stormed out of the first meeting of the council’s newly formed Task Force to Combat Antisemitism after the mayor’s antisemitism tsar said she could … more

The war between the United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other, which has now entered a temporary pause ahead of fragile negotiations, raises a central question … more

More than eight decades after they were hidden as Jewish children in Nazi-occupied France, twin brothers Henry and Bernard Schanzer stood before a packed sanctuary in Lawrence on April 13 and … more

Several pro-Israel, Democratic House members, including several Jews, could face tough races in their bids to be reelected to Congress if proposed redistricting maps, which Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, … more

For many families in Israel today, the most basic promise made to children — keeping them safe — feels painfully uncertain. Sirens pierce the day and night. Warnings arrive before alarms, giving … more

There is a lie circulating today that modern Jews aren’t the real Jews. This lie isn’t new and it isn’t harmless. Its purpose is simple: to erase Jewish identity and deny our connection to … more

A nti-American animus and domestic self-hatred are all the rage nowadays — not just from foreign nations and homefront progressives, but it now seems from the Pontiff of Rome, too. That’s … more

You have about 15 seconds. That’s the time an Israeli family has when the siren sounds — 15 seconds to gather children, reach a shelter and pray that what follows is not the sound of impact, but … more

It’s one hell of a reflection on Europe that the country which now arguably has the continent’s toughest laws against anti-Semitism — and the greatest will to fight this resurgent evil — is … more