All Articles ByBrian Racer

More than 100 lawmakers urged the government to stop the London event, warning it was tied to land they said was “stolen from Palestinians”

Israeli officials warn the framework could give Iran immediate relief while leaving uranium, missiles, Hezbollah and proxies for later talks

The scrolls were recovered after being stolen from Beis HaMedrash Torah Etz Chaim in Salford during an early-morning break-in

Trump says the agreement will open the Strait of Hormuz immediately, while Iran says talks are still not finalized

The prime minister met 650 new immigrants in Nof HaGalil before a government meeting on security, housing and development in the north

The reported plan would fund caravans and infrastructure for communities already moving through a months-long approval and regulation process

Mahdawi, a leading figure in Columbia University's anti-Israel protests, has appealed the ruling as his legal battle continues

Trump, Vance and Netanyahu are all pointing to the same reality: Israel and the U.S. share enemies, but not always the same war aims

Sonja Bohl-Dencker said she felt hatred at an event honoring the U.N. rapporteur, whose response drew new scrutiny

Twenty-four lawmakers from 14 countries joined a CAM-backed statement after Colombia’s president used the Nazi slogan in an online exchange

The new spending comes as AIPAC’s super PAC backs Haley Stevens, turning the Democratic primary into a fight over Israel, party direction and control of an open Senate seat

Turkey frames Israel’s operations in Syria and Lebanon as a direct security concern, as Netanyahu calls Erdogan an “antisemitic dictator”

Graham Platner will face Susan Collins in November, as top Democrats back him and Jewish Republicans demand Schumer withdraw support

Two aviators spent about two hours in the water before a U.S. Navy drone boat reached them in a first-of-its-kind sea rescue

Israel rejected the coordinated measures as a political attack on Jewish life in Judea and Samaria, disguised as action against violence

Trump publicly urged restraint, but reports say Netanyahu argued that failing to respond would reward Iran and weaken U.S.-led talks

Iran officials said military pressure and diplomacy will continue together, while regime media tied Lebanon, Hezbollah and the Houthis into Iran’s deterrence message

Israel said Gaza aid crossings would reopen after Iranian missile fire, but foreign governments still accused Israel of restricting humanitarian work

Karim Khan denies wrongdoing as the court’s governing body weighs his removal, while Israel calls for the arrest warrants to be canceled

Axios-obtained State Department report says foreign powers are using threats, vandalism and online propaganda to target Jews and fuel social division