(JNS.org) – Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met with Howard Kohr, CEO of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), on Wednesday during his first full day of a brief trip to Washington, D.C.
Last weekend (August 13-15), I journeyed for the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic back to Cleveland, my home of refuge for nearly two years during the diaspora from Hurricane...
WASHINGTON (JTA) — While most of the foreign policy world is focused on President Joe Biden’s moves in Afghanistan in the wake of the stunning turn of events there, the first anniversary of another important Middle East...
(JTA) — Two major humanitarian crises are eliciting the involvement of Jewish aid organizations, although it is unclear whether much can be done from afar to support Afghans now that the Taliban has retaken their country.
(JTA) — For the past few years, Jews of color in the United States have been counted and recounted. They’ve been argued over and used as props in ideological battles.
(JTA) — After a series of high-profile revelations about sexual misconduct within its ranks, the world’s largest Jewish denomination has initiated three separate independent investigations into how it deals with allegations of abuse.
(TOKYO) – Israeli gymnast Linoy Ashram captured a gold medal for Womens Rhythmic Gymnastics, becoming the first Israeli woman in Olympic history to win a gold medal.
Ashram, predicted a favorite to win at the Tokyo Olympics, stunned the crowd...
(JNS.org) – Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett blamed Iran on Sunday for the attack that left two dead on the Israeli-managed oil tanker in the Arabian Sea on Thursday night.
Speaking during the weekly Security Cabinet meeting, Bennett was...
