The Israeli firm Gambit Security said that the cyber attack had the hallmarks of prior Iranian attacks.
District leaders ought to be “ashamed of themselves for giving such a dangerous group unfettered access to their schools and students,” Casey Ryan, of Defending Education, told JNS.
“No one stands alone in our city, when one community is targeted by hate, all of Chicago feels the impact,” stated Brandon Johnson, the city mayor.
The public university “inexplicably took no serious action whatsoever” as “Jewish and Israeli students risked physical assault” during the 2024 anti-Israel campus protests.
Police said the suspect repeatedly slapped the woman on her upper back from behind, though authorities are not investigating the incident as a hate crime.
“Attacking someone because of their faith is not just a crime against one person, it’s an assault on our community,” the Los Angeles County district attorney said.
Deb Gesualdo, the incoming vice president of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, signed an open letter accusing the Anti-Defamation League of promoting “Zionist supremacy.”
“This shows the depravity of the war being waged on Jews,” Deborah Lipstadt, the former U.S. special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism, stated.
Rep. Jake Auchincloss walked back his interview denouncing the Maine Senate challenger on Tuesday, saying that he would support Democrats re-taking the upper house “regardless” of the outcome in the Maine primary.
“If we want the moral high ground, we have to be better,” Rep. Jason Crow stated.
Given criticism of the Toronto police for “their permissive white-glove treatment of hate rallies for almost three years, it would be incumbent on them to actively seek representation from the Jewish community in their rank and file,” Mike Fegelman, of HonestReporting Canada, told JNS.
Ticket sales opened this week for the July 1 opening ceremony, featuring leading Israeli and American performers, including pro-Israel advocate Montana Tucker.
Jewish groups and local leaders are expected to gather in support of the Israeli-owned business as police continue searching for the suspect.
The indictment is subject to a hearing, according to the Office of the State Attorney. If the decision is made to proceed, Tzachi Braverman will be tried for fraud, breach of trust and obstruction of justice.
The meeting also included Isareli Defense Minister Israel Katz and Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.
The amount of warning time ranges from several seconds in border communities to up to one minute in northern Israel and around two minutes elsewhere.
In supplementary opinion, the Advisory Committee on Senior Civil Service Appointments found “no defect” in the integrity of IDF Maj. Gen. Gofman.
Israel is erased from maps, with all the territory labeled as “Palestine.”
Antisemitism commission said Jewish witnesses faced increased online harassment after testifying, and at least one case was referred to police.
“May Allah bring it back to us all with stability, peace and respect,” tweeted Gideon Sa’ar.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry accused them of bringing “provocation and chaos” wherever they go.
One operation consisted of several strikes carried out within seconds.
Belgian Jews have become ‘second-class citizens,’ dozens warn in an open letter to authorities.
Legislation would provide medical assistance for former IDF canine unit dogs after years of frontline service.
Israel “will never be expected to passively absorb attacks on its forces and civilians,” said a senior U.S. official.
Israel’s military released visual evidence that the Iranian terror proxy used Lebanese civilian sites to store weapons, fire rockets and dig tunnels, endangering noncombatants.
Mohammad Abu Mallouh continued manufacturing munitions during the ceasefire, posing a threat to Israeli troops and civilians.
The president said that any pact would be the “exact opposite” of the nuclear accord negotiated by the Obama administration.
“The era in which a terrorist group held an entire nation hostage is coming to an end,” said the U.S. secretary of state.
“Our mission is to thwart every enemy, dismantle terrorist infrastructure, and serve as a front-line defense for the communities of the north,” said Zamir.
Tehran would rather send its funds to terrorist groups across the world than caring for its own people, the U.S. Secretary of State said.
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The deputy foreign minister talks with JNS about Lebanon, Iran, surging antisemitism and the importance of Africa.
The nation must protect its periphery, agricultural sector, environment, shape Gaza’s future, the Yesh Atid lawmaker tells JNS.
Schuster advocates for Gaza demilitarization, national unity and strengthening the periphery.
“It will be hard—wars are no fun—but we need to do this so that our children will not experience what we experience, so that they will have greater quiet,” the lawmaker told JNS.
Right-wing voters must understand they are voting for legal advisers to assume an actual advisory role, for the Supreme Court’s authority to be capped and for the communications market to open to competition, says Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi.
The Likud lawmaker spoke with JNS about the lack of a right-wing fiscal approach in Israel, the importance of sovereignty and the urgency of dealing with the Iran threat.
The opposition lawmaker says Israelis agree on 80% of key issues.
Enabling ride-sharing services, limiting the state’s right to appeal citizens’ acquittals are among the initiatives driven by the Blue and White lawmaker.
While a Knesset lawmaker’s work includes legislation, committee activity and media appearances, Likud lawmaker Amit Halevi said the media is often the most effective tool for driving change.
Israel should not press ahead with the U.S.-mediated Gaza ceasefire deal until Hamas returns the body of the last hostage, the Yesh Atid lawmaker told JNS.
We need to address shortages of teachers and overcrowded classrooms, the new head of the Knesset Education Committee tells JNS.
The Likud legislator calls on all Knesset members to unite for the good of the nation.
Protecting children from social media, Israel’s high cost of living and strengthening the periphery rank high on the Yesh Atid lawmaker’s agenda.
No troops from Turkey or Qatar will enter the Gaza Strip, the Likud lawmaker tells JNS.
Noam Party wants state recognition of Jewish identity, and eligibility under the Law of Return, to be determined by “halachah.”
The Religious Zionism lawmaker seeks the replacement of the Palestinian Authority, which she says continues to fund and support terrorism.
“It is possible to hold the book in one hand and a weapon in the other,” said Moshe Solomon on the haredi draft.
“The cost of living is one of the two key issues that will be decisive in the next elections, along with national security,” says MK Simon Davidson.
Religious Zionism lawmaker Ohad Tal tells JNS that peace can be achieved only by applying Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria and Gaza.
“The IDF withdrew from Lebanon in 20o0, and Hezbollah ended up becoming the largest terror army in the world,” Otzma Yehudit lawmaker Yitzhak Kroizer tells JNS.
MK Shelly Tal Meron of Yesh Atid’s work centers on the hostage issue and Hamas’s sexual violence.
Religious Zionism’s Simcha Rothman talks with JNS about his key achievements in the Knesset, and the challenges the country still faces.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza “has a lot of potential,” Likud lawmaker Dan Illouz told JNS at the Knesset.
Fears emerge over a new possible US–Iran deal
The Quad with host Fleur Hassan-Nahoum
The Quad panel dives right into the growing fear that a new U.S.-Iran deal could leave Israel isolated while allowing the Islamic Republic to survive and regroup. You’ll learn why some believe President Trump might be bluffing while others fear he’s changing course entirely and why Israelis are increasingly worried about Hezbollah attacks and being sidelined from critical negotiations. The episode then goes into a debate over Ben-Gvir’s flotilla stunt, the rise of anti-Semitism in the West, media propaganda and the growing culture war surrounding Israel and Zionism worldwide.
The Quad panel dives right into the growing fear that a new U.S.-Iran deal could leave Israel isolated while allowing the Islamic Republic to survive and regroup. You’ll learn why some believe President Trump might be bluffing while others fear he’s changing course entirely and why Israelis are increasingly worried about Hezbollah attacks and being sidelined from critical negotiations. The episode then goes into a debate over Ben-Gvir’s flotilla stunt, the rise of anti-Semitism in the West, media propaganda and the growing culture war surrounding Israel and Zionism worldwide.
Fears emerge over a new possible US–Iran deal
Fears emerge over a new possible US–Iran deal
The Quad with host Fleur Hassan-Nahoum
The Quad panel dives right into the growing fear that a new U.S.-Iran deal could leave Israel isolated while allowing the Islamic Republic to survive and regroup. You’ll learn why some believe President Trump might be bluffing while others fear he’s changing course entirely and why Israelis are increasingly worried about Hezbollah attacks and being sidelined from critical negotiations. The episode then goes into a debate over Ben-Gvir’s flotilla stunt, the rise of anti-Semitism in the West, media propaganda and the growing culture war surrounding Israel and Zionism worldwide.
The Quad panel dives right into the growing fear that a new U.S.-Iran deal could leave Israel isolated while allowing the Islamic Republic to survive and regroup. You’ll learn why some believe President Trump might be bluffing while others fear he’s changing course entirely and why Israelis are increasingly worried about Hezbollah attacks and being sidelined from critical negotiations. The episode then goes into a debate over Ben-Gvir’s flotilla stunt, the rise of anti-Semitism in the West, media propaganda and the growing culture war surrounding Israel and Zionism worldwide.
Palestinian Authority’s pay for slay budget for terrorists revealed
Palestinian Authority’s pay for slay budget for terrorists revealed
Judeacation with host Josh Hasten
Josh Hasten breaks down Israel’s dramatic new death penalty law for convicted terrorists and what it could mean for deterrence and national security. You’ll also learn how Mahmoud Abbas accidentally exposed the Palestinian Authority’s continued “pay-for-slay” terror funding scheme, why Israel may finally dismantle the illegal Khan al-Ahmar outpost and how new infrastructure projects in Judea and Samaria signal a deeper push for Israeli permanence and sovereignty. This episode reveals the quiet but massive struggle shaping the future of Judea and Samaria, and why the stakes are far bigger than most people realize.
Josh Hasten breaks down Israel’s dramatic new death penalty law for convicted terrorists and what it could mean for deterrence and national security. You’ll also learn how Mahmoud Abbas accidentally exposed the Palestinian Authority’s continued “pay-for-slay” terror funding scheme, why Israel may finally dismantle the illegal Khan al-Ahmar outpost and how new infrastructure projects in Judea and Samaria signal a deeper push for Israeli permanence and sovereignty. This episode reveals the quiet but massive struggle shaping the future of Judea and Samaria, and why the stakes are far bigger than most people realize.
What the possible US-Iran agreement could mean for Israel
What the possible US-Iran agreement could mean for Israel
JLMinute with hosts Alex Traiman and Josh Hasten
Josh Hasten and Alex Traiman unpack the shocking reports of a possible U.S.-Iran agreement and what it could mean for Israel and the future of the war. You’ll learn how President Trump’s strategy differs from Obama’s Iran deal, why Israeli officials are deeply divided over the negotiations and whether military action against Iran is truly over, or only paused. The episode also explores the latest flotilla controversy shaking Israel’s diplomacy and the fierce political battles already igniting ahead of Israel’s next elections. If you want to understand the hidden power plays and geopolitical risks shaping the Middle East right now, this episode connects all the dots.
Josh Hasten and Alex Traiman unpack the shocking reports of a possible U.S.-Iran agreement and what it could mean for Israel and the future of the war. You’ll learn how President Trump’s strategy differs from Obama’s Iran deal, why Israeli officials are deeply divided over the negotiations and whether military action against Iran is truly over, or only paused. The episode also explores the latest flotilla controversy shaking Israel’s diplomacy and the fierce political battles already igniting ahead of Israel’s next elections. If you want to understand the hidden power plays and geopolitical risks shaping the Middle East right now, this episode connects all the dots.
FIFA Iran flag ban controversy explained
FIFA Iran flag ban controversy explained
Axis of Truth with host Emily Schrader
Emily Schrader breaks down why FIFA’s ban on Iran’s historic Lion and Sun flag is igniting outrage worldwide, while exposing the Islamic Republic’s abuse of athletes as a propaganda weapon. You’ll also learn the legal and military realities behind the controversial Minab strike narrative and how propaganda shapes global perception in real time. From anti-Israel political theatrics in New York to the BBC’s Afghanistan coverage backlash and the political downfall of Thomas Massie, this episode unpacks the culture wars and geopolitical hypocrisy shaping today’s headlines, and why millions are waking up to it.
Emily Schrader breaks down why FIFA’s ban on Iran’s historic Lion and Sun flag is igniting outrage worldwide, while exposing the Islamic Republic’s abuse of athletes as a propaganda weapon. You’ll also learn the legal and military realities behind the controversial Minab strike narrative and how propaganda shapes global perception in real time. From anti-Israel political theatrics in New York to the BBC’s Afghanistan coverage backlash and the political downfall of Thomas Massie, this episode unpacks the culture wars and geopolitical hypocrisy shaping today’s headlines, and why millions are waking up to it.
Is the Iran war restarting?
Is the Iran war restarting?
Straight Up with host Danny Seaman
The Middle East may look quiet but beneath the surface, the countdown to a massive regional explosion has already begun. Former director of the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO), Danny Seaman, breaks down the hidden geopolitical chess match unfolding between Israel, Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, Qatar and the United States. This episode exposes how shifting alliances, ceasefire violations and Western policies are reshaping the future of the region. Viewers will learn why Israel believes the old rules no longer apply and why the ideological battle spreading across Europe and America may be just as important as the war itself.
The Middle East may look quiet but beneath the surface, the countdown to a massive regional explosion has already begun. Former director of the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO), Danny Seaman, breaks down the hidden geopolitical chess match unfolding between Israel, Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, Qatar and the United States. This episode exposes how shifting alliances, ceasefire violations and Western policies are reshaping the future of the region. Viewers will learn why Israel believes the old rules no longer apply and why the ideological battle spreading across Europe and America may be just as important as the war itself.
Alan Dershowitz warns about the future of free speech
Alan Dershowitz warns about the future of free speech
Basic Law with host Aylana Meisel and guest Alan Dershowitz
Alan Dershowitz detonates a warning flare over the future of free speech and Jewish safety, arguing that today’s biggest threat is not just bad reporting, but the way false narratives spread and put Jews at risk. Viewers will learn why he believes defamation law is failing, how speech protections may need to adapt to the internet age, why “anti-Zionism” is often treated differently from other forms of hate and what the Jewish world must do now to fight back.
Alan Dershowitz detonates a warning flare over the future of free speech and Jewish safety, arguing that today’s biggest threat is not just bad reporting, but the way false narratives spread and put Jews at risk. Viewers will learn why he believes defamation law is failing, how speech protections may need to adapt to the internet age, why “anti-Zionism” is often treated differently from other forms of hate and what the Jewish world must do now to fight back.
Points of view from across the Jewish world
Press releases from Israel, and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world
Casting open May 20-June 3 for Jewish singles ready to find love.
Fraternity campaign highlights its commitment to philanthropy, service and Jewish values through support for charitable causes.
Public officials and faith leaders highlight CJV’s growing role in Jewish advocacy and public policy.
Israeli emissaries from the initiative share firsthand accounts of October 7, wartime service and acts of heroism with Jewish communities worldwide.
Registration is open for NAJCF 2026, taking place Aug. 2-6 in Stamford, Connecticut, with five days of music, workshops and community.
This viral scourge did not retreat from American campuses. It mutated.
Emergencies remind you that behind every dispatch alert are real families and real lives.
“Today, together with the fragmentation, we rejoice with you from the depths of our hearts,” said Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
The English-language Israeli broadcaster plans to expand beyond traditional news and current affairs programming into culture, music, entertainment and podcasts.
A new collaboration between OpenDor Media and Jewish National Fund-USA explores Israel’s heritage stories for young audiences worldwide.