Ben Landa is awaiting Senate confirmation but some Jewish groups are concerned that he may not provide space for disagreement over Israel
By Jacob Jaffa
Israel has also promised to ‘complete’ its prohibition of the group, which could include a major Arab-Israeli political party
By Aharon Lapidot
Will Washington find a way to preserve the additional edge on which Israeli security policy has relied for decades?
The move has been opposed by the IDF, with some commentators suggesting it could threaten Israel’s security
Syria’s president has undertaken an unprecedented visit to Washington, despite being on the US’ most wanted list as recently as last year
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
Ministers accused the city’s next mayor of promoting ‘anti-Israel and anti-Jewish rhetoric’
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Mamdani faced allegations of antisemitism during the campaign, but pledged to ‘never waver’ in combating Jew-hate
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By Stephen Daisley
On either side of the ideological spectrum, Jews are facing threats
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
Left-wingers have rallied round to support Graham Platner and dismiss concern about his Totenkopf tattoo
The president claimed that Changpeng Zhao was ‘persecuted by the Biden administration’ and that ‘what he did is not even a crime’
By JC Reporter
Concerns had been raised about Ankara’s forces being stationed in the region, with the prime minister seeing the idea as a ‘red line’
The White House also dismissed claims that Hamas had violated the ceasefire by delaying further hostage releases
As the mayoral race hots up, synagogues are for electioneering
Kirk was killed by a lone sniper during a speaking tour of US college campuses
By Jamie Shapiro