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Ariella NoveckWashington Examiner |
As we approach the third anniversary of Oct. 7, 2023, an Israeli military announcement has brought a measure of justice to an American family whose...
“I am a Jew.” Those four words should be an ordinary declaration of identity. At a prayer vigil outside the New York mayor’s office on Sept. 18,...
Meaningful conversations should do more than affirm what people already believe. They should create opportunities to deepen understanding of Israel...
At sundown on Friday, Jewish families across America will welcome Rosh Hashanah as the nation marks 25 years since the terrorist attacks that killed...
When one nation creates a permanent memorial to another nation’s dead, it is more than a gesture of friendship. It is a declaration of shared memory...
On Sept. 11, 2001, Orna Neutra was eight months pregnant in New York City. As terrorists attacked the country where she was preparing to raise her...
A restaurant employee allegedly planned to help turn his own workplace into the scene of a terrorist attack. That detail should stop us cold....
The pro-Israel movement cannot defeat Islamist extremism by embracing hatred of Muslims. Yet as the Abraham Accords approach their sixth anniversary,...
Israel’s most consequential battles are not only taking place in diplomatic chambers, newsrooms, or political debates. They are also unfolding in...
I have spent years covering antisemitism, Israel, and Jewish communities. Before New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani took office, I also attended...
An office charged with combating antisemitism cannot fulfill its mission if its officials fear losing their jobs for challenging the mayor who...
President Donald Trump’s latest proposal has sparked global headlines, with much of the coverage centered on whether Israel will withdraw from Gaza....
Chicago unanimously adopts international antisemitism definition while New York reverses similar policy, highlighting divided approaches to hate...