USA

Tehran ‘in survival mode’ as Trump threatens ‘hard hit’ over protestor killings

Ayatollah Khamenei has pledged to put demonstrators ‘in their place’, but pressure is mounting on his regime as an economic crisis and fresh conflict with the US loom large

Senators urge Hegseth to consider religious exemption to military facial hair ban

The Secretary of War declared the ‘era of unprofessional appearance’ over, but some lawmakers have claimed the rule would have unintended consequences for Jewish, Muslim and Sikh service personnel

Bishop condemns ‘gates of Auschwitz’ float at school’s Halloween parade

The mock-up of the concentration camp entrance appeared on a float organised by a Catholic school in Pennsylvania

Do Jews have a future in America? The answer is more complicated than you think

Gazan who took part in October 7 attack caught ‘hiding’ in Louisiana, says Justice Department

"We will continue to stand by Jewish Americans and Jewish people around the world against antisemitism and terrorism in all its forms," the U.S. attorney general said.

Lack of post-war plan for Gaza risks undermining military gains, report warns

The annual Jewish People Policy Institute report takes a closer look at within Israel social cohesion, Israeli-diaspora ties and US-Israel relations

The American who might have been Chief Rabbi

A new archive will give access to the writings of a modern Orthodox master, Rabbi Dr Norman Lamm

White House condemns Doha strike as Israeli ‘optimism’ fades

Latest reports suggest that officials in Jerusalem believe they may not have eliminated senior Hamas targets, despite earlier reports to the contrary

Microsoft sacks two employees over anti-Israel office occupation

The pair were part of a group calling on the company not to allow the IDF to use its cloud software in the West Bank