All Articles ByBrian Racer

Tom Cotton and 24 Republican senators say Trump’s direct funding ban left a loophole allowing U.S. money to keep reaching UNRWA through the United Nations

Thomas Massie’s race against Trump-backed challenger Ed Gallrein has become a national fight over Israel, antisemitism and the future of the Republican Party

Mother says intruder entered daughter’s bedroom before downstairs neighbor confronted and fatally shot him during overnight break-in

The mayor defended the video as an acknowledgment of Palestinian pain, while Jewish leaders said it ignored key facts about Israel’s creation

Qatar hosts America’s largest Middle East base, shares a giant gas field with Iran and has built influence by keeping channels open to both sides

The Times is still defending the column as Israel threatens legal action and critics question the sourcing behind its most graphic claims

Simon Bismuth said the cemetery project taught teens to care for those who came before them, even when no one sees it

The Prime Minister’s Office reportedly feared Bennett would appear openly welcomed in Abu Dhabi while Netanyahu’s own wartime visit remained hidden

The plan helps fund embassy relocations, housing and planning needs as Israel seeks wider recognition of Jerusalem as its capital

Police kept the October 7 memorial exhibit’s location secret ahead of its May 20 opening as organizers prepare for heavy security

Israel will move IDF heritage and recruitment institutions onto the former UNRWA site after shutting down the agency’s activity

The funding will support border communities, security roads, housing and Golan development as northern Israel rebuilds after months of war

The longtime liberal HBO host accused Democrats of failing to confront anti-Jewish rhetoric now spreading through progressive culture

Tommy Robinson supporters and Nakba Day demonstrators rallied across central London under one of Britain’s largest policing operations in years

The flag flew above the building named for Birthright Israel founder Michael Steinhardt during NYU graduation celebrations before being removed by campus security

New data show Israel’s capital growing younger, denser and more crowded — while residents report unusually high life satisfaction

State ceremony on Yom Yerushalayim honored more than 4,000 Ethiopian Jews who died on the dangerous journey through Sudan to Israel

Israel’s capital will host the Flag March, Western Wall prayers and national ceremonies as Israel celebrates Yom Yerushalayim

Mayor says city will provide security and permits, while critics accuse him of boycotting one of New York Jewry’s central public events

Mayor proposes $26 million hate-crime prevention plan as anti-Israel protests outside synagogue-linked events deepen Jewish safety concerns in New York