Col. (Res.) Avner Cohen, who led Oct. 7 victim identification at Shura Base, headlines a July 29 talk in Clifton Park.

Zev Moore, who grew up partly in Israel, signed with the Trenton Thunder, becoming just the second Orthodox Jew in pro baseball.

Alexander Salmon, an English Jewish merchant, married into Tahitian royalty in 1842 and helped shape the Pacific kingdom’s history.

The Red Cross says blood supply fell nearly 25% in June and is asking donors, especially O positive and B negative, to give now.

Jack Kaplowitz reflects on a Rhine River cruise through Ashkenazi Jewish history and asks why Jews alone have never committed genocide.

JNS opinion writer Daniel Winston argues Apple Maps applies different visibility standards to Jewish and Arab towns in Judea and Samaria.

Jonathan Tobin says Mamdani’s empty threat against Netanyahu points to a deeper problem: algorithm-driven hatred reshaping views on Israel.

Israeli officials worry that a US engine sale and possible F-35 deal with Turkey could erode Israel’s military edge in the region.

Excavations in the City of David uncovered massive wooden beams burned when the First Temple was destroyed in 586 BCE.

Rep. Paul Tonko’s statement backing the Massie amendment to halt U.S. military aid to Israel, reprinted with a note from the publisher.