Pittsburgh Congregants Travel to South Carolina for Service at Black Church That Was Attacked in 2015
They didn’t share the same religion, but they shared the same pain
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GOP Slams Bernie Sanders for Calling Trump a 'Racist'
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade raised Sanders’ comments Tuesday on a segment on 'Fox & Friends,' which counts Trump as a frequent viewer
Son of Anarchist: My Father, Jim Jones, and What the World Can Still Learn From Him
Stephan Jones tells Haaretz about the man who would convince his followers to ‘drink the Kool-Aid.’ "The media has done a poor job; they’ve demonized him. That he was just this crazy zealot this entire time"
Opinion The Women’s March and the End of American-Jewish Liberalism
It’s a funny business that U.S. Jews are so rich and powerful yet tend to join ranks with the oppressed, but demographics suggest this phenomenon is doomed.
Opinion And if Iran Doesn’t Give In?
Eight months after Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal both sides continue to hang tough
Opinion No, America's Activist Left Is Not Inherently anti-Semitic. It's Our Home
Our commitment to racial or gender equality can't be derailed by one Palestine-related bullet point, or one celebrity's insensitive gaffes. Our community's safety depends on working with our historical allies - not retreating to the ghetto of 'what's good for the Jews first'
Infamous Private Paramilitary Firm Blackwater Planning Comeback. First Stop: Syria
Erik Prince, ex-Navy SEAL and brother of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, is offering Trump a way to both safeguard allies and pull troops out of the Mideast. Will he agree?
Analysis Israel and Iran Are on a Collision Course in Syria – and the U.S. and Russia Don't Care
Sunday's escalation in Damascus shows what happens when the two global powers' inaction create a vacuum in the Middle East
Fox's Laura Ingraham Slams Ocasio-Cortez for 'Minority Privilege'
Ingraham claims Ocasio-Cortez enjoys 'the privilege of being a protected member of a class that you can never criticize, lest you be called racist?'
WATCH 'Fox & Friends' Mistakenly Runs Graphic Saying Ruth Bader Ginsburg Is Dead
'We don’t want to make it seem anything other than that was a mistake. That was an accident'
Opinion When the Liberal Mob Targets Catholics and Evangelicals, It's Bad News for Jews
The eager attacks on 'racist' Covington Catholic students and 'homophobic' Karen Pence is yet more proof that America's liberals are tolerant of everything but religious faith. When Orthodox Jews are targeted, what will liberal Jews do?
Democratic U.S. Senator Kamala Harris Jumps Into 2020 White House Race
Harris, 54, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, enters the race with the potential advantage of being the Democratic candidate who looks most like the party's increasingly diverse base
Urban Sociologist Nathan Glazer, a Founder of Neo-conservatism, Dies at 95
A long-time professor at Harvard University, Glazer was the author of 'The Lonely Crowd' and, with Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the seminal 'Beyond the Melting Pot'
Twitter CEO Consulted Figure Who Frets About ‘Jewish Supremacy’
Dorsey acknowledged to the Huffington Post on Friday that he took advice from a figure known both as Ali Alexander and Ali Akbar
Explained Europe's Patience With Iran Wears Thin, Tiptoes Toward Trump
Smaller EU states taking a much tougher stance on Tehran
U.S. Calls on Russia to Destroy New Missile System
'Russia must verifiably destroy all SSC-8 missiles, launchers and associated equipment in order to come back into compliance with the INF Treaty'
Donald and Melania Trump Up for Worst Actor Awards at the Razzies
John Travolta's mob movie flop "Gotti" and President Donald Trump were nominated on Monday for the Razzie Awards for the worst films of 2018
Palestinian Authority Tells U.S. It Will Stop Taking Aid to Avoid Multi-million Dollar Lawsuits
The 'Anti-Terrorism Clarification Act' allows citizens to sue foreign entities that receive U.S. assistance for past acts of terrorism, and could now sever all security assistance
Adelson Casino Lobby Behind U.S. Decision to Limit Online Gambling
Justice Department's arguments suspiciously close to lobbying group's, WSJ reveals ■ Adelson claims opposition based on ethical considerations, not his corporation’s stand
How the Storied Jewish Newspaper Forward Ran Low on Cash, Miracles
With a dangerously dwindling endowment, the publication last week ended its print edition and fired 20% of its staff, including its editor in chief
Israel Rejects Citizenship Bid of African-American Convert Married to Israeli Woman
David Ben Moshe was converted by an Orthodox rabbi in Baltimore in 2017, but his attempt to make aliyah to Israel has been rejected because he didn’t subsequently spend 9 months among local Jewish community in Maryland
WATCH Giuliani Says Trump May Have Spoke to Cohen About His Testimony Before Congress
'Which would be perfectly normal,' Rudy Giuliani told CNN's 'State of the Union.' Adding, 'So what?'
How a Literature Professor Found Himself Translating the Entire Bible From Scratch
‘I kind of fell into it,’ says Robert Alter of his decades-long project of retranslating the Bible, ensuing from a request to write ‘about Genesis or Kafka’
Opinion It Was a Beautiful Saturday Morning, Save for the Swastikas
It was red, white, and blue, sloppy but unmistakable, disfiguring the trees flanking the kids' playground. 'You should report it,' my husband urged. 'I can’t,' I said. 'I can’t deal with it.'
Explained Reports Like Buzzfeed’s of a Democratic Drift on Israel Appear to Be Greatly Exaggerated
Ahead of the 2020 presidential election, don’t expect any radical announcements
Turkey Charges U.S. Consulate Worker for Ties to Gulen, Accused of Orchestrating Failed 2016 Coup
Consulate worker Metin Topuz was arrested in October 2017; under Turkish law, a judge must decide if his case proceeds to trial
WATCH Women's March Leader Appeals to Jewish Women Amid anti-Semitism Controversy
Tamika Mallory appealed directly to Jewish women, while Linda Sarsour promoted the BDS movement