Iraq issues arrest warrant against activists who called for normalization of ties with Israel
By BEN SALES NEW YOK CITY (JTA) – Hundreds of Iraqi civic leaders and activists recently attended a conference calling for
A cesspool of anti-Israel propaganda:’ Jewish groups blast new resolutions of Durban IV
By DMITRIY SHAPIRO (JNS) – Several American Jewish organizations slammed a resolution adopted recently at a high-level meeting at the U.N.
How a budget standoff demonstrated the split over Israel and what it could mean for the future
By JONATHAN S. TOBIN (JNS) – The Iron Dome missile-defense system has long been one of the least controversial aspects of
Two bills in Congress reflect split among Democrats — and Jewish Democrats — on Israel funding
By RON KAMPEAS WASHINGTON (JTA) – There were two groups of Jewish Democrats working Capitol Hill this week, each leveraging their
How will we remember Ida Nudel?
By PAMELA BRAUN COHEN (JNS) – The heroes of our generation are slipping away. And unless you were among the fortunate
Rescuing Afghanistan’s last Jew—reluctant asylum seeker—results in saving others
By DAVID ISAAC (JNS) – One of the most extraordinary stories of the Afghan pullout is the rescue of Afghanistan’s last
The 6 Palestinians who escaped an Israeli prison have all been recaptured
By RON KAMPEAS NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Israel captured the remaining two Palestinian prisoners of the six who riveted the
Knesset presents award to last survivor of Babi Yar massacre
(JNS) – The Knesset held a commemoration meeting on Sunday, Sept. 12, to mark 80 years since the Babi Yar
They are terrorists, not ‘security prisoners!’
By RUTHIE BLUM (JNS) – How do western news outlets love to portray the recent “great escape” from Israel’s Gilboa Prison? Let us