All Articles ByBrian Racer

Polling and prediction markets still do not show Ocasio-Cortez as the frontrunner, but New York’s socialist sweep has strengthened her national argument

Erdogan is escalating against Zionism, Congress is warning against F-35 sales, and Israel is moving toward Armenian Genocide recognition

New ministry data shows fewer olim from Russia and Ukraine, while Aliyah from the U.S., France, Britain and Canada rises sharply

Israel won recognition for its security zone, but the fine print may decide whether Hezbollah is trapped, or rebuilt

Hesder yeshivas will send students to the Armored Corps, Zamir defended the need for every fighter, and reports said the IDF is planning a separate Chareidi training base

The far-right commentator said he was “hysterical” when he portrayed Muslims as a threat, while his remarks came amid a wider break with Trump over Iran

Iran reportedly consulted psychologists and studied Trump’s negotiating style before a Hezbollah threat disrupted direct talks with JD Vance in Switzerland

Quinnipiac survey also finds most voters say U.S. military action against Iran was not worth it, as Democratic criticism of Israel grows

Israeli concern grows after Trump floated a Syrian role against Hezbollah, while Shin Bet says Hamas figures in Turkey directed attacks in Judea and Samaria

Hezbollah’s leader says the terror group cannot defeat Israel through military force alone, while the IDF says Israel remains unbroken

Miriam Shani, whose husband fell on October 7, married Ofek in a ceremony marked by grief, faith and renewal

After 98 hearings on the witness stand, the years-long case is entering a new phase. Here are the charges, Netanyahu’s defense and what comes next

Poetica Coffee refunded Goldman’s purchase, told him not to return, and drew a DOJ probe after Mamdani stopped short of a direct condemnation

The New York City mayor’s allies defeated pro-Israel and mainstream Democrats, turning his left-wing coalition into a congressional force

Wafiq Safa said Nasrallah stopped eating, changed visibly and understood Hezbollah’s military power had suffered a major blow before Israel reached him

Judge said the attempted prosecution of a dual British-Israeli soldier was legally flawed, evidentially weak and politically driven

Poetica Coffee accused Rep. Dan Goldman of enabling genocide, tied him to AIPAC and refunded his purchase after his young daughter used the restroom

The defense came days before Democratic primaries, where he is backing progressive, left-wing, democratic socialist-backed candidates as Jewish Leaders Warn of Incitement

The bill would fine public displays of swastikas, Hitler salutes and visible Nazi tattoos, closing a loophole in Swiss law

Israeli officials, Jewish leaders and public figures say the New York mayor’s remarks echoed antisemitic conspiracy tropes