How the international community funds the Hamas war machine Experts talk to JNS about foreign aid that enters Gaza only for Hamas to plunder the resources. There will be profound consequences if this persists. Natan Galula Dec. 27, 2024
An Iranian uprising against the regime is a matter of time Tehran faces severe domestic challenges—from pollution and power outages to brain drain and public dissent, pushing society toward likely collapse. Shirit Avitan Cohen Dec. 26, 2024
Israeli high-tech sector raises nearly $1 billion in October Despite regional conflict, investment in Israeli tech companies in the first 10 months of 2024 has surpassed 2023's total. Nov. 13, 2024
Netanyahu gov’t meets to vote on 2025 state budget "Security also depends on the economy. We can't have a strong army if we don't have a way to finance it," the Israeli prime minister said. Oct. 31, 2024
Poll: Gaza war ranks low on priority list for average American voter It came in 15th on the list at 6% while antisemitism reached 28th with 2%, according to a recent Harvard University/Harris survey. David Swindle Oct. 23, 2024
Israeli strikes seek to cripple Hezbollah’s shadow state The targeting of Hezbollah’s financial foundations signals a strategic blow to its Iranian-funded terror network's grip on Lebanon. Yaakov Lappin Oct. 21, 2024
New Jersey gig-economy regulation threatens ability for ‘Jewish Link’ to operate Extra charges that the state law requires the Jewish paper to shell out are “crushing,” the paper’s co-publisher and co-founder told JNS. Mike Wagenheim Sept. 23, 2024
Israeli teachers’ union head: ‘Strikebreakers are parasites’ The Secondary School Teachers Association opposes private contracts. The government says the union only wants to maintain its grip on power. David Isaac Sept. 8, 2024
SparkIL launches $2.7m loan fund for Israel’s war-torn north For a loan as nominal as $25, lenders worldwide have a tangible way to directly help the Israeli people. Sept. 4, 2024
