A House committee on education has launched an investigation into school antisemitism – and the submissions are chastening
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
The commentator also advised the Israeli Prime Minister on how to combat ‘anti-Israel sentiment’ on social media
By Siam Goorwich
One person was killed and two others injured at a country club shooting
By JC Reporter
Congregants of Bonai Shalom in Boulder were attacked with Molotov cocktails while they held a vigil for the Gaza hostages last month – leading to the death of 82-year-old Karen Diamond
By Daniel Ben-David
Fans of the reality show have claimed on social media that Bibas was an IDF soldier, without providing any evidence
By Imogen Garfinkel
Dozens of activists arrested after Monday night protests
By Ellie Grant
The Groff family were travelling to the Catskills for Seder night and to celebrate their daughter’s 25th birthday, when their private plane went down
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A man has been charged with terrorism and attempted murder following the fire at the Shapiro’s official residence
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Yehuda Kaploun was heavily involved in efforts to attract Jewish voters during the 2024 election campaign and has been praised by the President for his commitment to religious freedom
She said the Hezbollah leader’s teachings were ‘about spirituality and morality’
US Central Command has continued to carry out operations against the Iran-backed terror group
The Witkoff plan also calls for the release of half of the deceased captives held in Gaza
Senior US official reveals behind-the-scenes details of the Pentagon’s reaction to Hezbollah’s pagers exploding
An estimated 24 living hostages still remain in captivity in Gaza
The deal is set to face pushback from Washington and Jerusalem, which favour President Trump’s alternative
Proposals must be workable and in-line with international law, the Board said
