Carter was instrumental in forging peace between Egypt and Israel, but was a critic of the Jewish state in his later years
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The British government said earlier this week that they would respect the ruling of the International Criminal Court
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If Jews don’t feel safe in America, there is nowhere in the diaspora for us to feel safe
Mitchell Ikenna Johnson, appointed just a week ago, has stepped down after his messages were circulated online
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The past year has forced many American Jews to re-evaluate institutions and friends they thought they knew
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US intelligence has warned of threats from Tehran against the presidential candidate’s life
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In 12 months of war, why hasn’t the administration tackled the threat from Hezbollah?
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Josh Stein, whose opponent has called himself a “Black Nazi,” is leading in the polls for the gubernatorial race this November
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American officials have admitted the sides are still too far apart
Americans who were previously careful to claim they were “anti-Zionist, not antisemitic” have been emboldened since October 7
There are signs that some universities are trying to make life better for Jewish students
Biden administration said it did not believe Israel had violated international humanitarian law
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Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg urged a ceasefire deal that includes the release of the hostages, including their son Hersh Goldberg-Polin
The 2024 party platform highlights the Biden-Harris administration’s dedication to security of Israel and negotiation of ceasefire agreement in Gaza
Israel will not be given extensive attention at Chicago convention where Kamala Harris and Tim Walz prepare to accept party nominations