Poll: American Jews rate anti-Israel NYC mayor above Netanyahu
A new national survey has found that American Jews view New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, an outspoken critic of Israel who has refused to condemn calls for “intifada” and marked Nakba Day from City Hall, more favorably than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israeli artist unveils working clock built on the lost calendar of the Temple priests
At first glance, it looks like a striking piece of Judaica art. But the Temple Clock-Calendar sits an ancient and largely forgotten body of knowledge that some scholars now believe traces directly back to the priests of the First Temple.
Inside the room shaping Israel’s future
In attendance? A finance minister, the country’s most closely read political journalist, the Knesset member leading the sovereignty debate, Taiwan’s ambassador to Israel, and an American television actress who left Hollywood to make Israel her home.
Hamas says it’s stepping down from Gaza. Nobody’s buying it.
The announcement addresses one of the central conditions of the ceasefire brokered by President Trump in October 2025, yet mounting evidence shows Hamas has no intention of relinquishing actual control over Gaza.
Lipstadt: Tucker Carlson and progressive left share same “glee” toward antisemitism
Former U.S. Special Envoy delivers keynote as more than 500 participants from around the globe gather for one of the world’s largest conferences on contemporary antisemitism
Tonight in Jerusalem: The questions that will define Israel’s next decade
Tonight, some of the most influential figures in Israeli public life, including Cabinet ministers, ambassadors, Members of Knesset, journalists, leading thinkers, and activists, will gather in Jerusalem to debate the future of the Jewish state.
Two Flags. One Covenant.
In August 1790, George Washington sat down to answer a letter. The Hebrew Congregation of Newport, Rhode Island, had written to their new president, anxious men in a young country, unsure whether the freedom they had just won would extend to a people rarely welcome anywhere
Cabinet approves $9 million plan to open the biblical heartland to tourism
For decades, tourists standing at the overlook above Shiloh or walking the ancient road to Beth El faced the same problem: there was nowhere to spend the night. Israel’s Cabinet moved to change that on Sunday.
Sweeter than honey: Bible Plus adds four new courses this month
King David wrote that God’s words are sweeter than honey to the mouth. This month, Bible Plus is putting that verse in motion.
6 Things you need to know about the special US-Israel relationship!
Although not an American, I am delighted to celebrate this wonderful day from Israel! In honor of this special day, here are 6 things you didn’t know about the unique Israel-American relationship: