The Jewish American Council within the DNC will ‘ensure Jewish Americans know that a vote for their Democratic candidate is a vote for their values,’ according to a statement

Plus, this rising Michigan Dem won't back El-Sayed

Video from the flight, traveling from the UAE to Tel Aviv, showed the pilot covered in blood after passengers reportedly subdued the attacking co-pilot

Republican lawmakers are speaking up against recent moves by European countries to impose new sanctions and trade restrictions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank, east Jerusalem and the Golan Heights. The latest restrictions took effect in the Netherlands on Sept. 22, when the country began barring goods obtained or produced wholly or partly in... Read More

The Maine Democratic Senate candidate said, ‘It’s unfortunate that there are people here in Maine that don’t like to use that term only because they’re Jewish and what that means to them, with the Holocaust’

The digital ad targets Luria’s opponent, Rep. Jen Kiggans, over her support for Trump’s policies

The plan provides $7.4 million in security grants but does not address Israel-related hate

Democratic Michigan state Rep. Noah Arbit and 15 other Democratic leaders on Tuesday joined the Nonnegotiable Michigan campaign that is laying out a series of demands for the state’s Democratic Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, related to Jewish safety and Israel’s right to exist. Arbit, one of the most vocal and visible Jewish elected officials in... Read More

Sens. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) and James Lankford (R-OK) wrote to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday pressing him over the company’s failures to address antisemitic bot accounts on its platforms, urging Facebook and Instagram to label posts and users by their country of origin as a particularly important reform. “We write to express grave concerns... Read More

Antisemitic streamer Hasan Piker is scheduled to speak at a University of Texas campus event on Wednesday. Despite the event’s backing from the student Democratic Party group on campus, most Texas Democrats running for office in the historically conservative state have been silent when it comes to speaking out against the far-left influencer.  Texas is... Read More

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights suggested that the Trump administration’s efforts to combat antisemitism at colleges and universities has ‘sometimes represented a departure from established practice,’ among other concerns

In the years since Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attacks, New York magazine, once known for embodying the wry sophistication of the urban center left, has emerged as a key platform for anti-Israel content, a uniquely hostile ideological shift that is exposing raw feelings on a topic editorial leaders have struggled to meaningfully address publicly and... Read More

Plus, Riyadh's self-inflicted Houthi headache

One signatory has repeatedly referred to pro-Israel officials as neo-Nazis while others have been involved with Students for Justice in Palestine and campus anti-Israel advocacy

Plus, MD rabbis sound alarm on school antisemitism

More than 40 clergy members called on Superintendent Thomas Taylor to require antisemitism-specific teacher training and consequences for hateful social media posts

When Daniel Grand emailed friends and neighbors to invite them to a minyan at his home in 2021, he never imagined that email would set off a series of events that would trigger surveillance, harassment, antisemitism and ultimately a Supreme Court case. But five years later, Grand, an Orthodox Jew from University Heights, Ohio, is... Read More

The race to succeed U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres is still wide open, with seven candidates vying to lead an organization whose approach toward Israel has become a central concern for the United States and pro-Israel advocates.  But even as the candidates stake out different records on Israel, diplomats and experts caution that the next secretary-general... Read More

The event was scheduled to take place Sept. 30; plans for rescheduling remain unclear

A few months before New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani met with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva during the U.N. General Assembly on Monday, his administration hired an expatriate supporter of the left-wing South American leader — an academic and activist involved in a group tied to the sprawling global influence network of... Read More

Two security incidents that were reported in the U.K. over the weekend are presenting Prime Minister Andy Burnham with some of his new government’s first major tests since taking power over the summer: how to address domestic counterterror threats and mounting issues related to asylum seekers, while also responding to concerns by British Jews over... Read More

Plus, Riyadh's self-inflicted Houthi headache

Jewish groups and legal professionals are hailing new federal guidance aimed at combating antisemitic discrimination in healthcare as a powerful and timely tool for protecting Jewish and Israeli patients and medical professionals, while warning that its impact will depend on the use and enforcement of those protections. The Department of Health and Human Services’ Office... Read More

A federal advisory board to the Department of Education recommended that the department suspend the accreditation authority of the American Psychological Association over the APA’s failure to address a “pervasive culture of antisemitism within the programs it accredits.” The APA is the largest association of psychologists in the world and its Commission on Accreditation serves... Read More

If Democrats take control of Congress next year — or even if they win back a majority in only the House of Representatives — expect a legislative agenda that’s a lot tougher on Israel than it has been in a long time. With growing support among House Democrats for legislation restricting U.S. aid and arms... Read More

Plus, Riyadh's self-inflicted Houthi headache

Plus, APA accreditation called into question over antisemitism

The antiwar measure failed again, this time by a 50-49 vote

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back against criticism of Israel over Gaza and the West Bank in his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, taking aim at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, French President Emmanuel Macron, Qatar and Turkey. After most of the hall conducted a walkout at the outset... Read More

New York Democrat Darializa Avila Chevalier was arrested by the NYPD for refusing to comply with an order to disperse

Asked by a student to ‘stand unequivocally against the IRGC,’ El-Sayed criticized the U.S. for trying to be the ‘world’s policeman’

Nineteen Jewish House Democrats urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio not to allow a push to merge the two offices proceed and to keep Holocaust issues distinct

Accepting Chabad's Lamplighter award, the Texas senator warned that pastors don't see the drift on the right

The American Jewish Committee is helping to bring victims to Washington for the Sept. 30 event

With no Trump meeting, a scrapped Musk visit and renewed U.S.-Iran talks, the trip Netanyahu envisioned a month before elections had already unraveled before Neria Leiter was wounded

Plus, Riyadh's self-inflicted Houthi headache

Politico casts David Milstein as a national security threat, citing a wedding invitation that offered guests a way to give customary gifts in dollars or shekels

Owens said she wants her readers to feel like antisemitism ‘is happening to a friend’ by the time they reach the essays focused on the issue after chapters focused on divorce and motherhood

Owens said she wants her readers to feel like antisemitism ‘is happening to a friend’ by the time they reach the essays focused on the issue after chapters focused on divorce and motherhood