Frankly, why not? The political class of the city where most of the 9/11 deaths took place is on the verge of electing an Islamist  who just met with a jihadist imam who refused to … more

H ere are direct quotes from an opinion piece, by turns extraordinary and appalling, published by the Church Times, a London-based newspaper closely aligned with the Church of England. The author is … more

S even years ago, in the calm of a Saturday morning in Pittsburgh, the world convulsed. The Oct. 27 mass shooting at the Tree of Life*Or L’Simcha, when 11 Jewish worshippers were killed, did … more

In electoral politics, as in war and sports, the best defense is always offense. And like any skillful politician, Zohran Mamdani has been on the offensive throughout the course of his run for mayor … more

The first item on the agenda in this week’s parsha , Lech Lecha, is “GO!” Abraham has just appeared on the biblical scene. G-d told Abraham that, for his own benefit, he should … more

Four in 10 Jewish Americans say they try to hide their religious identity, according to a new Washington Post poll that also reported almost one in three respondents saying they don’t feel safe … more

Japan’s newly elected first female prime minister is expected to promote bilateral ties with Israel due to her strong alliance with the United States, Israeli analysts said on Thursday. … more

“Israel’s determination and capacity to defend its territory provides a valuable model for Taiwan,” Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te’ said in remarks released by his … more

The call to Abraham, with which Lech Lecha begins, seems to come from nowhere: Leave your land, your birthplace, and your father’s house, and go to a land which I will show you. … more

With antisemitism both on the rise and yet purposely dismissed — a not uncommon paradox associated with the world’s oldest prejudice — what better place to reimagine this quirk of … more