A royal delegation toured Psagot Winery and ancient Shiloh, strengthening bilateral ties between an African kingdom and regional municipal leaders.

Rabbi Yisroel Rubin “leaves behind a tremendous legacy, serving as a Chabad emissary for the Capital Region for 52 years and playing an instrumental role in shaping the capital region’s ...

Tension has broken out between the U.N. chief and the Jewish state over Guterres’s harsh criticism of Israel and, in a message shortly after Oct. 7, appearing to justify the Hamas-led terror attacks.

The finance minister outlined his territorial agenda at Jerusalem’s first NatCon conference, three weeks before Israel’s election.

Israeli Diaspora Affairs minister Chikli tells Paris some planned protests "openly celebrate the massacre," offering to share intelligence and urging tighter security at synagogues.

Dr. Phil, who moderated the event, told JNS that faith is a “foundation” and “moral compass” in difficult times.

The congressman and GOP nominee for governor spoke with JNS about Israel, Iran, the 2028 election and his pitch to Jewish voters in the Sunshine State.

It’s pretty normal in all communities, not just Jews, to use visual things as a way of communicating, especially in times of trauma,” the scholar Steven Fine told JNS.

Organizers of the rally accused the NYC mayor of breaking campaign promises to “the Palestine movement” and claimed that he has “repeatedly capitulated to Zionist pressure.” ...

A federal judge said he would hear from state officials before deciding whether to block Gov. Ron DeSantis's terror designations of CAIR.

Perhaps he will stop his relentless incitement, hatred and blood libels against the State of Israel,” the Israeli consul general in New York stated.

A University of Arkansas professor fired for antisemitic social media posts filed a lawsuit asking a judge to strike down the state's campus antisemitism law.