Is there famine in Gaza? This is a surprisingly hard question to answer. Not because no one is trying to answer it, but because no one you fully trust is giving you the answer.

What we have here is antisemitism as surrealism. Paint the crooked contours and you have a Salvador Dalí. He, apparently, had no fondness for Jews, either.

A uniformed New York Police Department (NYPD) officer and three civilians were killed Monday evening in a mass shooting at a high-rise office building in Midtown Manhattan. The suspected shooter ...

For Palestinian leaders, a two-state solution is a two-state nightmare that would eliminate their lucrative victim status while saving Zionism in the process.

For educational reform to succeed, policymakers must affirm that viewpoint diversity demands fidelity in truth and intellectual honesty.

Gil Troy, a senior fellow in Zionist Thought at the Jewish People Policy Institute, is an American presidential historian. His latest books, “To Resist the Academic Intifada: Letters to My ...

If you can march for climate justice, immigrant rights, or peace in the Middle East, bring that same passion to the streets of Los Angeles.

It seems that almost everyone has a Laura Ben-David story (or more than one). Her Facebook page is filled with tributes and I recommend visiting it. I’ve known Laura for years but our ...

Two ancient civilizations, united by shared trauma, must now unite in moral leadership.

When my 13-year-old daughter forwarded me a number of posts she’d seen on Instagram—accusing Israel of genocide, twisting history into propaganda, and riddled with the same tired antisemitic ...

The final elected choice for mayor of New York is months away, but the reverberations of the recent Democratic primary victory of Zohran Mamdani for the position spread far and wide.

A quick look at topical news items should provide a stark reminder of how much work Republicans still need to do if they want to claim a larger share of the Jewish vote.