What the Shapiro attack tells us about America in 2025 The Pennsylvania governor might have been vice president and may yet try for the presidency. That said, the Harrisburg arson still illustrates the way Jews are reviled by the left. Jonathan S. Tobin April 18, 2025
A tale of light and love This Passover, we must tell the modern-day story of the captives and work for their release. Scott McGrath April 18, 2025
ADL quietly purged data on European Muslim antisemitism The organization's claims that data based on "religious affiliation" is "less generalizable" than data based on education and age rings hollow. Andrew Bostom and Morton A. Klein April 18, 2025
‘Valid for all countries except Israel’ Authorities in Bangladesh announced that they were reintroducing what is essentially a disclaimer on the passports issued to its citizens. Ben Cohen April 18, 2025
How the IDF Rabbinate prepared for Pesach It involved some 200,000 pounds of matzah and combat-friendly “seder kits.” Rabbi Chaim Goldberg April 18, 2025
American Jews should prioritize shared society in Israel The essence of a democratic nation depends on the constructive interactions among its diverse populations. David Heller April 18, 2025
Lebanon claims it is replacing Hezbollah in the south Israel eyes sea-based arms routes via Beirut Port as the terror organization shifts to maritime smuggling. Yaakov Lappin April 18, 2025
Will Trump and Witkoff repeat Obama and Kerry’s Iran blunders? Negotiations led by a compromised envoy for an administration that remains divided over stopping Tehran’s nuclear ambitions aren’t likely to succeed. Jonathan S. Tobin April 17, 2025
‘You have to be carefully taught’ Like the words from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical “South Pacific,” too many young people are being encouraged to hate. Hannah Garces April 17, 2025
