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The paroxysm of antisemitism since the 10/7 attacks is a reminder of why Israel is essential.

Israel has legitimate cause to fight and defeat Hamas. That doesn’t mean we should tell our ally to embrace cruelty and brutality in their response.

Ten simple questions to see if you're cloaking Jew-hatred in your lefty politics

Bilal Muhammad Saleh was killed in his olive groves during their annual harvest. His murderer needs to be brought to justice.

Hamas politburo member Ghazi Hamad says in an interview that 'everything we do is justified'

The paradox of being powerful and feeling powerless; how the Israel-Hamas war is polarizing Americans; and the possibility of a different path.

My father, Elie Wiesel, survived Auschwitz. He'd ask these questions about Israel-Hamas war. The conflict between Israelis and Palestinians carries heavy pain on both sides, but the history of who offered and who rejected peace must be acknowledged

Authoritarian bullies sound very similar.

Political “dealignment,” the Seventh Party System, and lessons for the left from recent history of the right.

Pro-Hamas extremists threaten the party and could cost Biden re-election

American Jews are finding their relationship to their identity fundamentally shifting in the wake of Israel's war with Hamas.

Dozens of studies of posts on X from multiple organizations have shown a similar trend: an increase in harmful content during Mr. Musk’s tenure.

When tragedy strikes, we should be careful about how we describe it.

Instead, keep explaining it.

It does not accurately describe either the foundation of Israel or the tragedy of the Palestinians.

Benjamin Steinhardt Case argues that, in order to decolonize Jewishness, “[w]e must rebel against the internalized colonizer in ourselves […] and against the part of our community that pursues literal colonization of others.”

Police at the Ivy League school notified the FBI of a potential hate crime after antisemitic messages threatened violence to Cornell’s Jewish community.

But Major General Yitzchak Brik, who has been warning of military failure for some time, is suddenly getting his air time. We share part of an interview he gave months ago, long before this war.

Harvard's president, in remarks after weeks of conflict on campus over the Israel-Hamas war, took a strong stance against antisemitism.