A fight over whether New York City should invest in Israel has brought into stark relief a conflict between two of its most powerful elected officials: the mayor and the comptroller, who is charged … more

Something has been happening in Saudi Arabia. Recently, the kingdom has adopted an overtly harsh tone toward Israel. Against this backdrop, a question arises — is the kingdom we knew, as a sworn … more

Less than 50 years ago, Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion International Airport served as the departure point for one of the most sought-after, modern, and accessible destinations for Israelis — Iran. … more

On March 24, 2025, the Atlantic exposed one of the biggest scandals in American national security history, a field not unfamiliar with scandal … more

Seeking to unseat Rep. Ritchie Torres in this year’s Democratic primary, Jose Vega released a campaign video last week alleging that Zionists in Riverdale “bought and controlled” Torres and are … more

The Parker Jewish Institute joined local police and fire departments to stage its second annual “Sea of Lights” and Times-Square-style ball-drop celebration at the Parker campus in New Hyde Park … more

Except for an apparent disagreement about Turkey’s role in American-influenced developments in the Middle East, President Trump gave Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a bear hug of a verbal … more

As anti-Jewish and anti-Israel attacks skyrocket in the United States, their targets are increasingly synagogues. Nearly all of the high-profile attacks on shuls reported by mainstream media since … more

Every new year brings with it the anticipation of what might be. Leaving 2025 and all its tumult and drama in our rearview mirror, we 2026 with hope, anticipation … and some concern. On a … more

I land at Ben-Gurion International Airport after a week in New York that feels like a lifetime. The wheels hit the tarmac with a dull thud that spurs customary applause from passengers. They’re … more