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Israel expelled Hamas. The world forced Israel to take it back.

The Prime Minister's Office has repeatedly claimed that the P.A. is not involved in the operation of the crossing with Egypt.

A new population study on Jews in the United States paints a portrait of vibrancy and diversity, as well as of disaffiliation and disaffection, from Israel. But what does it tell us about a changing American community?

Why academic departments in an American university would be taking a moral stand on a political situation in the Middle East in the first place—and not only that, but on behalf of a terror-led genocidal group like Hamas—is another question.

King Abdullah II of Jordan has apparently rejected the U.S.-backed idea of creating a confederacy, including areas of Judea and Samaria containing large populations of Palestinians.

The nonprofit and faith-based sector has developed a depth of expertise in providing all these services and must play a role in any resettlement strategy.

The attack was carried out from a passing vehicle, according to first responders.

Why does Joseph’s Tomb continue to attract Jewish pilgrims despite the dangers?

“The Russian invasion of Ukraine should remind us that there are nations you simply cannot trust,” the former Connecticut senator tells JNS.

"The alliance between America’s allies and with America is the anchor of stability in our region,” said the prime minister-designate.

Is there a basis for comparing today’s editors of The Harvard Crimson to their pre-World War II predecessors?

The Movement for Quality Government claims the new law de facto abolishes the Israeli judiciary.

The newspaper’s reporting on Jewish concerns about campus antisemitism revived history’s ugliest antisemitic myths.

Eleven days after Hamas fired two rockets in the direction of Tel Aviv—in what it claimed was “an accidental” maintenance error—this time, it appears as if the organization’s addiction to gambling and upping the ante to extract concessions from Israel has led it to commit a serious mistake, one that will come with punishing repercussions.