“Look across the map,” the Pennsylvania senator said. “It’s like how much anti-Israel rhetoric you can cram into your platform.”
“I’m seeing an intensity of antisemitic attacks,” Gov. Ned Lamont told JNS. “A lot of it is energized by what’s happening in the Middle East and on social media.”
The prime minister’s office said that the U.S. president committed to a final deal that will include removal of nuclear material, dismantling enrichment facilities, limits on missiles and halting Iran’s support for terror proxies.
The ruling follows a Board of Immigration Appeals determination that Mohsen Mahdawi is deportable, a decision he is now challenging in federal court.
Rabbi Raphi Steiner told JNS that he worries that his son is growing up in an environment “wondering why some hater decided it would be a good idea to write on his shul that Jews don’t belong here.”
“Based on the fact that discussions with the Islamic Republican of Iran have been brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved, I have, as president of the United States of America, canceled the scheduled strikes and bombings against Iran this evening,” the president said.
Michael and David Shabsels, who operate 30 camps across four states, reported up to $1 billion in liabilities as a New Jersey court approved continued access to funds to keep camps operating.
“Sports should bring communities together, not celebrate martyrdom,” Regina Sassoon Friedland of the American Jewish Committee told JNS about the Fedayeen Football League.
A U.S. diplomat told the U.N. Security Council that Iran’s regime is holding “the world’s economy hostage by unlawfully attempting to restrict freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.”
“We don’t just celebrate the importance of Jerusalem to the Jewish people but to all the faiths that call Jerusalem home,” said Rep. Josh Gottheimer.
“As we have seen time and again, it is a party that still contains both camps and did not settle the argument,” Jared Sclar, a Democratic political consultant, told JNS.
A New Jersey-based medtech company founded in Israel is using beagles and AI to develop a non-invasive breath test for early cancer screening.
The department filed its amended complaint nearly a month after the Ivy League school filed a motion to dismiss the federal lawsuit.
“As disinformation spreads, we must ensure state publications inform voters—not amplify antisemitic or xenophobic rhetoric,” Democratic Assemblywoman Gail Pellerin stated.
Fewer than half of Israelis believe Israel’s security is a central consideration for the U.S. president, while skepticism is growing that a potential U.S.-Iran agreement would weaken Iran’s regime.
“You don’t combat prejudice by dismissing it,” Regina Sassoon Friedland, of the American Jewish Committee, told JNS after Luc fils Jasmin said that Jews are “always crying” about antisemitism.
“Giving legitimacy to rhetoric that recklessly manipulates the memory of Nazism dishonors the victims of the Holocaust,” Danny Danon, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, said.
“We will be taking Kharg Island, and other oil infrastructure points,” the president wrote.
“I love the Galilee,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “It is an integral part of our homeland that we must protect and develop.”
The Nova Memorial Site in southern Israel attracted more than a quarter of a million visitors during the first four months of 2026.
Judges are set to rule on replaying the opener, leaving the Hapoel Tel Aviv–Jerusalem semifinal in limbo before Game 3.
Jewish National Fund-USA brought together 40 Israeli architectural firms to explore plans for a new hub for Zionist education, leadership and innovation in the Negev.
A noncommissioned officer was lightly injured in the incident.
The American diplomat thanked the “wonderful people of Jerusalem” for joining him and his staff at the “aptly named” Liberty Bell Park.
A noncommissioned officer was lightly injured in the incident.
Israel’s war is against Hezbollah, not Lebanon, said the Israeli premier, who emphasized that Israelis yearn for peace with Beirut.
The military said that a weapons cache was hit and drone sites were dismantled.
Did Iran outsmart Israel and the US? The strategy behind its latest attack
The Meira K Show with host Meira K
Did Iran just outmaneuver both Israel and the United States in a single weekend? I Meira K explains why Iran’s latest missile attack may have been far more than a military response...it may have been a carefully calculated political trap. She also exposes how Iran used Hezbollah, ceasefire negotiations and growing tensions between PM Netanyahu and President Trump to test America’s resolve, reshape the rules of the conflict, and strengthen its strategic position without firing a prolonged war. More importantly, you’ll gain insight into the hidden chess match taking place behind the headlines, why Hezbollah’s survival matters so much to Tehran and what these developments could mean for the future of Israel, Lebanon and the broader Middle East.
Did Iran just outmaneuver both Israel and the United States in a single weekend? I Meira K explains why Iran’s latest missile attack may have been far more than a military response...it may have been a carefully calculated political trap. She also exposes how Iran used Hezbollah, ceasefire negotiations and growing tensions between PM Netanyahu and President Trump to test America’s resolve, reshape the rules of the conflict, and strengthen its strategic position without firing a prolonged war. More importantly, you’ll gain insight into the hidden chess match taking place behind the headlines, why Hezbollah’s survival matters so much to Tehran and what these developments could mean for the future of Israel, Lebanon and the broader Middle East.
Did Iran outsmart Israel and the US? The strategy behind its latest attack
Did Iran outsmart Israel and the US? The strategy behind its latest attack
The Meira K Show with host Meira K
Did Iran just outmaneuver both Israel and the United States in a single weekend? I Meira K explains why Iran’s latest missile attack may have been far more than a military response...it may have been a carefully calculated political trap. She also exposes how Iran used Hezbollah, ceasefire negotiations and growing tensions between PM Netanyahu and President Trump to test America’s resolve, reshape the rules of the conflict, and strengthen its strategic position without firing a prolonged war. More importantly, you’ll gain insight into the hidden chess match taking place behind the headlines, why Hezbollah’s survival matters so much to Tehran and what these developments could mean for the future of Israel, Lebanon and the broader Middle East.
Did Iran just outmaneuver both Israel and the United States in a single weekend? I Meira K explains why Iran’s latest missile attack may have been far more than a military response...it may have been a carefully calculated political trap. She also exposes how Iran used Hezbollah, ceasefire negotiations and growing tensions between PM Netanyahu and President Trump to test America’s resolve, reshape the rules of the conflict, and strengthen its strategic position without firing a prolonged war. More importantly, you’ll gain insight into the hidden chess match taking place behind the headlines, why Hezbollah’s survival matters so much to Tehran and what these developments could mean for the future of Israel, Lebanon and the broader Middle East.
What Trump’s Iran response could mean for the Middle East
What Trump’s Iran response could mean for the Middle East
Israel Undiplomatic with hosts Ruthie Blum and Mark Regev
In this episode of Israel Undiplomatic, Ruthie Blum and Mark Regev—both former advisers in the Prime Minister’s Office—clash over whether Trump’s latest moves signal strategic patience or a dangerous retreat from the goal of defeating the Iranian regime. Viewers will learn the competing arguments behind military pressure, nuclear negotiations, regime change and what is really at stake for Israel, America and the entire Middle East.
The hosts also dig into Trump’s response to Iranian aggression, J.D. Vance’s controversial remarks and the growing divide inside the MAGA movement, leaving one critical question hanging in the air: is the West on the verge of victory, or about to repeat the mistakes of the past?
In this episode of Israel Undiplomatic, Ruthie Blum and Mark Regev—both former advisers in the Prime Minister’s Office—clash over whether Trump’s latest moves signal strategic patience or a dangerous retreat from the goal of defeating the Iranian regime. Viewers will learn the competing arguments behind military pressure, nuclear negotiations, regime change and what is really at stake for Israel, America and the entire Middle East.
The hosts also dig into Trump’s response to Iranian aggression, J.D. Vance’s controversial remarks and the growing divide inside the MAGA movement, leaving one critical question hanging in the air: is the West on the verge of victory, or about to repeat the mistakes of the past?
Iran launches ballistic missiles at Israel as regional tensions escalate
Iran launches ballistic missiles at Israel as regional tensions escalate
JLMinute with hosts Alex Traiman and Josh Hasten
A ceasefire was supposed to calm the region but instead, the Middle East may have just witnessed a dangerous new chapter. In this episode of Jerusalem Minute, Alex Traiman and Josh Hasten break down the dramatic 12-hour escalation that saw Iran launch ballistic missiles at Israel, Israel strike deep inside Iran and Beirut and President Trump scramble to prevent a wider regional war. Viewers will learn why Hezbollah’s headquarters in Beirut became the flashpoint and why experts believe the latest ceasefire may be far more fragile than it appears. If you want to understand the hidden power struggles and what could trigger the next major conflict, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
A ceasefire was supposed to calm the region but instead, the Middle East may have just witnessed a dangerous new chapter. In this episode of Jerusalem Minute, Alex Traiman and Josh Hasten break down the dramatic 12-hour escalation that saw Iran launch ballistic missiles at Israel, Israel strike deep inside Iran and Beirut and President Trump scramble to prevent a wider regional war. Viewers will learn why Hezbollah’s headquarters in Beirut became the flashpoint and why experts believe the latest ceasefire may be far more fragile than it appears. If you want to understand the hidden power struggles and what could trigger the next major conflict, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
The future of the US-Israel defense technology cooperation
The future of the US-Israel defense technology cooperation
True East with host Doron Spielman
The biggest shift in U.S.-Israel relations in decades may be happening right now and almost nobody is talking about it. In this eye-opening conversation, IDF Spokesman (Res.) Doron Spielman and strategic analyst Nitzan David Fuchs break down Section 224, a little-known congressional initiative that could transform Israel from a recipient of American aid into America’s most important defense technology partner. You’ll learn why Washington suddenly sees Israeli battlefield innovation, AI, cyber capabilities, missile defense and next-generation warfare technologies as critical assets in the global race against China, and why supporters believe this legislation could permanently reshape the future of the alliance. If Section 224 becomes law, it won’t just change how the U.S. and Israel work together, it could redefine how modern wars are fought for decades to come.
The biggest shift in U.S.-Israel relations in decades may be happening right now and almost nobody is talking about it. In this eye-opening conversation, IDF Spokesman (Res.) Doron Spielman and strategic analyst Nitzan David Fuchs break down Section 224, a little-known congressional initiative that could transform Israel from a recipient of American aid into America’s most important defense technology partner. You’ll learn why Washington suddenly sees Israeli battlefield innovation, AI, cyber capabilities, missile defense and next-generation warfare technologies as critical assets in the global race against China, and why supporters believe this legislation could permanently reshape the future of the alliance. If Section 224 becomes law, it won’t just change how the U.S. and Israel work together, it could redefine how modern wars are fought for decades to come.
Former BBC insider says Britain is facing a new turning point
Former BBC insider says Britain is facing a new turning point
The Quad with host Fleur Hassan-Nahoum
From BBC insider to one of Britain’s most controversial comedians, Nicholas De Santo reveals how comedy became his weapon against media cancel culture and political orthodoxy. In this fascinating conversation, De Santo shares what he learned after working inside the BBC, why he believes comedians are now among the last defenders of free speech and how his Iranian background shaped his warnings about the future of Europe. Packed with sharp humor, behind-the-scenes stories, provocative observations on media, politics, immigration, and modern culture, this episode offers viewers a rare look at how satire can challenge powerful narratives...and why making people laugh may be one of the most effective ways to make them think.
From BBC insider to one of Britain’s most controversial comedians, Nicholas De Santo reveals how comedy became his weapon against media cancel culture and political orthodoxy. In this fascinating conversation, De Santo shares what he learned after working inside the BBC, why he believes comedians are now among the last defenders of free speech and how his Iranian background shaped his warnings about the future of Europe. Packed with sharp humor, behind-the-scenes stories, provocative observations on media, politics, immigration, and modern culture, this episode offers viewers a rare look at how satire can challenge powerful narratives...and why making people laugh may be one of the most effective ways to make them think.
June anniversaries underscore Israel’s transformation from vulnerability to strength
June anniversaries underscore Israel’s transformation from vulnerability to strength
Straight Up with host Daniel Seaman
Daniel Seaman takes viewers on an 85-year journey through some of the most pivotal dates in modern Jewish history from the Holocaust and the Farhud pogrom to the Six-Day War, the Osirak strike, Lebanon and the aftermath of October 7. Along the way, you’ll learn how each chapter shaped Israel’s approach to survival, why historical memory drives current military strategy and how events unfolding right now in Gaza, Lebanon Iran, and Washington fit into a much larger story. Whether you agree or disagree, this episode offers a provocative historical lens that challenges viewers to see today’s headlines as part of a much longer struggle over Jewish self-determination and security.
Daniel Seaman takes viewers on an 85-year journey through some of the most pivotal dates in modern Jewish history from the Holocaust and the Farhud pogrom to the Six-Day War, the Osirak strike, Lebanon and the aftermath of October 7. Along the way, you’ll learn how each chapter shaped Israel’s approach to survival, why historical memory drives current military strategy and how events unfolding right now in Gaza, Lebanon Iran, and Washington fit into a much larger story. Whether you agree or disagree, this episode offers a provocative historical lens that challenges viewers to see today’s headlines as part of a much longer struggle over Jewish self-determination and security.
Points of view from across the Jewish world
Press releases from Israel, and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world
Participants described the conversations as an opportunity to move beyond news headlines and social-media narratives to connect on a personal level.
“Maccabi Sports Camp is such an important program for young Jewish athletes and a treasure of the JCC movement,” said Sally Flinchbaugh, deputy CEO at the Oshman Family JCC.
KKL-JNF education conference in DC focuses on strengthening Jewish identity amid rising antisemitism
It functioned as an applied framework for developing practical tools, educational models and community-based initiatives designed for implementation in North American Jewish communities.
“I will continue standing with you and speaking the truth, no matter the cost,” said Jasem Aljuraid, a Kuwaiti investigative journalist, political analyst and prominent dissident.
“The narrative that Britain is now simply an antisemitic society is not, in my view, correct,” said Rabbi Eliezer Zobin. “We need a calm assessment of the reality in which we live.”
A cutting-edge, mixed-reality project details the inspiring story of Benno Kern—from Anschluss to Auschwitz to liberation in Buchenwald.
For decades, the terror organization based in Lebanon has overruled the country’s elected leaders and murdered those who defied it.
With the U.S.-Israel relationship at an inflection point, leading voices convened at the annual Ruderman Program conference to assess the road ahead.
Lisa Gran Kovitch examines historical evidence of armed resistance and communal defense in medieval Jewish communities.
Eran Rolles, chairman of the Israeli Building Center, said “every Jew in the world has two homes: where they live and Jerusalem. Our goal is to make that second home an accessible reality.”