Articles by Brian Racer

The former vice president is contacting Mamdani and pro-Palestinian activists as left-wing candidates gain momentum inside Democratic primaries

The comments may explain why Trump accepted a rushed and incomplete MOU that reopened Hormuz while leaving major questions unresolved

The Knesset advanced a Chareidi-backed bill giving Torah study Basic Law status, but it still needs two more votes

Rabbi Shneur Segal warned that the move could affect Azerbaijan’s Jewish community after Israel’s cabinet approved recognition

Daniel Grand says University Heights officials used zoning rules to stop a Shabbos minyan in his Ohio home

The fight shows growing Democratic pressure to restrict U.S. military support for Israel, even as party leaders try to avoid a public split

Kiros, a DSA member backed by Bernie Sanders, now heads toward a solidly Democratic general election after defeating the 15-term incumbent

A new State Comptroller report reveals a 501% jump in disabled parking permits over 20 years, about 150,000 permits allegedly issued improperly, and doctors approving requests in just a minute and a half without a physical exam.

Israel’s activity in southern Syria is aimed at keeping hostile forces away from the Golan after Assad’s fall

The synagogue at Modiin Central Railway Station will serve thousands passengers and workers every day

The possible merger would target center-right voters who oppose Netanyahu’s current coalition but do not want to join the Israeli left

Darializa Avila Chevalier defeated longtime Rep. Adriano Espaillat after deleted posts already drew scrutiny over Israel, police and borders

Israeli drone operators worked with Mexico’s Topos rescue team in La Guaira, using AI tools to map safe routes through the rubble

Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel is preparing for the possibility that fighting with Iran could flare up again: "If Iran fires missiles at Israel, Israel will strike Iran with force — it could happen within two days."

The IDF is still investigating the circumstances of the incident in which a reservist was seriously wounded during operational activity near the village of Arnoun in southern Lebanon. As of now, the source of the explosion, which took place around 1:30 p.m., has not yet been determined.

Right-wing commentators said Scott Wiener’s confrontation showed that even anti-Israel Jewish progressives are not protected from the hard left

Ankara condemned the cabinet vote as politically motivated, while Azerbaijan also urged Israel to reconsider the decision

Ruth Cohen-Dar’s appointment comes as Israel prepares to open its first physical embassy in Ljubljana after years of strained relations

Netanyahu is trying to widen his coalition path beyond his usual right-wing bloc, without giving up his core national red lines

The government says the plan will focus on North America, targeting tuition, access and school quality for Jewish children abroad