All Articles ByBrian Racer

Third Jewish site hit in days as police probe pattern of attacks and community leaders warn of a growing security threat

Planned announcements include a direct flight route, new agreements, and the “Isaac Accords,” a regional framework inspired by the Abraham Accords

Envoy Yehuda Kaploun signals potential visa denials ahead of 2026 tournament as millions prepare to travel to the United States

Netanyahu confirms temporary truce but says Israeli forces will remain in Lebanon, while Hezbollah signals only conditional acceptance of the deal

Five-year initiative will turn Katzrin into the first city in the Golan while boosting population and strengthening Israel’s strategic northern frontier

From Lego-style Trump mockery to viral memes, Iran using AI satire to undermine U.S. credibility

Record opposition in Senate exposes deep party shift, as lawmakers denounce Netanyahu, claim US aid to Israel is “not making us safer"

Two suspects arrested after bottles suspected to contain petrol were thrown at Finchley synagogue in antisemitic incident

Diplomatic push led by the US and Lebanese officials contrasts with military reality, as Israel prepares for further fighting and Hezbollah rejects talks

Law signed follows Chabad-led effort to prevent cremation against religious beliefs and could serve as a model for other states

Bipartisan ceremony at U.S. Capitol awards Congressional Gold Medal as lawmakers link Holocaust memory to rising antisemitism today

Judges weigh claims the national security minister interfered in police decisions, as critics push for his removal and allies warn of overreach

March of the Living brings together terror survivors, Holocaust survivors and police leaders, highlighting both rising antisemitism and a growing global response

First high-level meeting since 1993 launches US-backed push for direct negotiations, even as Hezbollah rejects talks and continues attacks

Thousands gather outside Parliament as leaders link Holocaust remembrance to recent attacks, rising incidents, and responsibility of the next generation

Bart De Wever tells Jewish leaders he will act personally while Belgium lacks a national envoy

U.S. diplomacy puts Beirut in charge of border security, but Hezbollah and Israeli actions challenge its ability to enforce control

Demonstrators gather outside senators’ Manhattan offices, demanding stop to proposed weapons sales as police detain around 90 protesters

Israel marks Yom HaShoah as leaders emphasize unity and warn of rising global antisemitism

New data ahead of Yom HaShoah shows Jewish population still below pre-Holocaust levels as survivor generation continues to decline