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J7 global task force convenes in London to discuss combating global antisemitism
The multi-day summit comes as the J7’s latest annual report found that 2025 was the deadliest year for Jews living outside Israel since 1994.
The world’s distorted view of Israel is built on persistent myths - opinion
Hate crimes targeting Jews rise 10% in England and Wales, Home Office reports
'We will honor all our martyrs': Hundreds march through Toronto to mark three years since October 7
Visiting Abraham’s ‘birth chamber’ in southern Turkey
A trip to Urfa is a spiritual and religious experience, not merely a geographical one. It doesn’t offer the shallow excitement of a typical tourist site; it leaves an almost physical impact.
With anti-Zionist motion, Britain's Green Party shifts the Overton window on antisemitism - opinion
The Green motion has done something politically very consequential: it has made an antisemitic proposition respectable enough to become party policy.
‘Heal the world’: Jews’ sense of obligation to aid wherever disasters strike – opinion
The world might hate the Hebrews, but there is a reason as to why Israelis will never hate it back.
Will AI replace traditionally Jewish jobs? - opinion
The line isn't "man vs machine," it's "who is using AI and who is still taking notes by hand?"
Italy deports two foreign nationals suspected of attacking Milan Chabad emissary
Walker Meghnagi, head of Milan's Jewish community, welcomed the deportations, calling the move "wonderful news."
Progressive Jews embracing ‘craziest’ ideologies are ‘no longer our friends,’ Israeli scholar says
Gadi Taub, speaking at the National Conservatism Conference in Jerusalem, warned that Israel had already “lost the Left” in the West and was now “also losing the Right.”
Majority of Israelis view October 7 as central to their vote ahead of elections, IDI poll shows
The survey showed a contrast between Israel's Arab and Jewish populations, with 68% of Jewish Israelis saying the attacks were central to their party choice, while 32% of Arab Israelis said the same.
What hospice work taught me that politics never will - opinion
In hospice, the person comes before the politics, a lesson that could make public life more humane.
Jewish-Arab families show how Israeli identities are changing - opinion
Perhaps what will matter in the future is not the number of these marriages, but what they produce: people who see no need to make a forced choice among the parts of their identity.
What happens to Israel if Arab citizens lose their political representation? - opinion
Instead of progressing, we will be regressing, and may be responsible for what future historians will call “the destruction of the Third Temple.”
