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Why aren’t Jews up in arms about Uyghur genocide?

By Jonathan S. Tobin, JNS Unlike the Darfur protests, taking on China requires courage. While some ...

Time to really talk about the Holocaust

By Ariel Danieli, JNS The silence of the Holocaust is the silence of death and we cannot bear to ...

Jewish education and the urban kibbutz model

By Mickey Katzberg, JNS The revitalization of a run-down Jerusalem neighborhood is a lesson in how ...

The Biden administration’s Mideast ‘insanity’

By Farley Weiss, JNS What would Albert Einstein say about Washington’s resumption of failed ...

Israel-France relations in light of the ICC decision

Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies via JNSBy Tsilla Hershco France has not joined other ...

Holocaust education won’t succeed without storytelling

Jewish Journal via JNSBy David Suiss Since Holocaust Remembrance Day falls this week, it’s a good ...

The Biden administration is breaking the law by restoring Palestinian aid

By Mark Goldfeder, JNS The resumption of U.S. aid to the Palestinians, including to the U.N. agency...

For A future of peace, Jews and Muslims should build bridges

By Rabbi Isak Alaluf, JNS As our Muslim neighbors observe Ramadan, we will be observing Iyar—the ...

Power corrupts, weakness corrupts absolutely

By Dan Schueftan, JNS America’s enemies smell blood and are responding, as expected, with ...

Yes to integration; no to Mansour Abbas and self-deception

By Matan Peleg, JNS The silence of right-wingers who support forming a government with the help of ...

The vaccine blood libel: The wicked lie of ‘medical apartheid’

By Edwin Black, JNS Israel’s nemeses, foreign and domestic, are engaged in a generational ...

Jordan’s King Abdullah clips the wings of a rival to the crown prince

By Oded Granot, JNS The Arab Spring left Arab monarchies in place, but Arab monarchs fearful for ...

Bibi and the Babylonian Talmud

By Martin Sherman, JNS Dispassionate analysis of the political deadlock in Israel will reveal that ...

The threats American Jewry refuses to face

By Caroline Glick, JNS Given the data, it makes sense that 65-75 percent of American Jews remain in...

The Middle East quandary

By Yoram Ettinger, JNS While Iran and Turkey pursue two conflicting long-term imperialist visions, ...

Why Biden must leave the Iran nuclear deal in history’s dustbin

By Gary C. Gambill, JNS The first step towards making America’s international commitments “once...

A recipe for political instability

By Amnon Lord, JNS Yamina Party leader Naftali Bennett knows that any power-sharing deal with any ...

A German car company keeps reminding us of Hitler’s horrific legacy

By Gabriel Eichler, JNS An ill-conceived marketing stunt done ahead of April Fools’ Day touts a ...

Sorry professors, but BDS and double standards for Israel are anti-Semitism

By Eric R. Mandel, JNS Where are their voices for freedom of speech when their pro-Israel students ...

Time is on Netanyahu’s side

By Daniel Tauber, JNS The Israeli public’s lack of preference for any candidate other than Bibi ...

China’s rulers have a new and unimproved version of rules-based order

By Clifford D. May, JNS To prevent the U.S. position from deteriorating further will require a ...

Prime minister or not, Netanyahu’s agenda will continue

Jewish Journal via JNSBy Dan Schnur No matter who ultimately becomes Israel’s next premier, it’s...

The clause that could scupper the Iran nuclear accord

BESA Center via JNSBy James Dorsey A little-acknowledged provision of the JCPOA that curbed ...

New definitions of anti-Semitism are dangerous

By Mark Goldfeder, JNS Anti-Semites should not get a say in defining anti-Semitism, and the ...

Opinion: Time to shut down the ‘Jewish Nobel’

By David Isaac, World Israel News - It’s time to shut down the Genesis Prize, what Time Magazine ...