A raucous crowd of football fans filled the narrow strip of grass between Tel Aviv’s music center and Bloomfield Stadium, home to the Maccabi and Hapoel Tel Aviv soccer teams. Threading their way ...

Graham Platner, the anti-Israel progressive who took Maine’s political establishment by storm this spring, has officially prevailed in his state’s Democratic Senate primary. Multiple news outlets ...

A pope’s first encyclical is often read as a roadmap for the years ahead. It signals the priorities that will shape a papacy and the challenges the church believes deserve special attention. Pope Leo ...

The turmoil inside the National Council of Jewish Women is about far more than organizational charts. NCJW’s national leadership has decided to replace much of its traditional chapter-based structure ...

Reps. Dan Goldman and Mike Lawler introduced bipartisan legislation Wednesday aimed at expanding federal security support for Jewish institutions and combatting antisemitism. The bill, a House ...

Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen has every right to criticize Israel. He has every right to criticize Benjamin Netanyahu. He has every right to criticize AIPAC. What he does not have the right to do is ...

More than three decades after the signing of the Oslo Accords, it has become increasingly clear to many Israelis that the agreements have failed to deliver the peace, security and stability they once ...

Richard “Rich” Schindler spent much of his life bringing people together — around a softball field, a synagogue event, a holiday table or simply a conversation with a stranger. When family and friends ...

For years, many Lebanese politicians avoided publicly confronting the obvious truth: Iran, through its proxy Hezbollah, has hijacked Lebanon’s sovereignty, transformed the country into a battlefield, ...

At The New School in Manhattan, Jewish belonging has been placed on trial. The student senate voted to declare the campus Hillel “not in good standing,” halt funding and collaboration, and impose ...