A House committee on education has launched an investigation into school antisemitism – and the submissions are chastening
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
By David Rose
‘Not even Albania when it was led by Enver Hoxha, the USSR under Stalin or Mao Zedong’s China nationalised everything. She’s like a student who’s just discovered Marxism but hasn’t learnt the catechism, only a few key phrases’
By Yaakov Katz
Ending the trial could help break Israel’s political deadlock and toxic polarisation, opening the way for a unity government finally able to confront the country’s real challenges
With Texas leading an unprecedented state-level terror designation and federal scrutiny intensifying, America is edging toward a decisive showdown with the Islamists and their network of affiliates
By William Hague
Lord Hague’s address to Oxford Chabad Society on antisemitism and free speech
AIPAC is increasingly becoming a lightning rod. The question is whether the party will allow its extremist fringe to define its position on Israel, or whether the silent majority will finally speak out
By Yaakov Lappin
With the terror group having survived the war, another meeting with the US in the bag and Israel-hate peaking in the West, Hamas sees the last two years as a success
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By Benjamin Birely
Anti-Zionism now permeates all levels of Italian society, says an American-Israeli academic living in Naples who has faced relentless prejudice
By Aharon Lapidot
Will Washington find a way to preserve the additional edge on which Israeli security policy has relied for decades?
From schools and policing to business regulation, communal groups are bracing for a hostile City Hall
By Jacob Jaffa
Omar Fateh, who has accused the Jewish state of ‘genocide’, has forced a run-off in the race to be the next mayor of Minneapolis
Heritage Foundation must show better judgement or risk destroying all they should stand for
A racist Young Republican chat has triggered a fight on the US right: Should they pursue unity at any cost, or learn from the left’s collapse and reject radicals within their own camp
By Jason Burke
The brutality deployed against Israel by the likes of the ‘Black September’ group persuaded the Jewish state that it had to ‘terrorise the terrorists’
The pro-Israel lobby is painted as uniquely sinister on the far left and far right. In truth it speaks for millions of Americans, Jewish and non-Jewish, who simply support a strong US-Israel relationship
A failure of phase two could lead to resumption of war, former Israeli national security adviser Yaakov Amidror warns
By Yossi Melman
The failed Israeli attack on Hamas pushed Qatar into the hands of Trump, whose price for protection was a demand to help force the terrorists to the table
By Kasra Aarabi
The return of snapback sanctions hurt but, for the regime, Israel and the US are the immediate threats
A new report details anti Jewish activity on campus
By Edy Cohen
A minority of people who voice views about the conflict know anything about its history
The battle to replace him will show how far Democrats have drifted from their once staunchly pro-Israel position
The head of the intelligence agency, David Barnea, was troubled by the potential ramifications for the hostages
This week’s Jerusalem assailants were described as ‘gunmen’ and the only use of the word ‘terrorist’ was attributed as an Israeli claim
