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A poison letter from notable Jews is a sledgehammer-like attack on the State of Israel and its supporters.

But in the past, when antisemitism was on the rise, no one talked about it until it was too late. It's time to speak up.

When Hamas places a command center in tunnels under the main Gaza hospital, that is a feature, not a bug.

You'd think the Jewish people, given their long historical experience of genocide, diaspora, and persecution, would get a medal from progressive students.

The Jewish activist urged the president to call for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas while he was giving a speech in rural Minnesota.

The New York Attorney General described antisemitic and threatening messages towards Jewish students on a forum as "absolutely horrific."

There are monsters in our midst.

"We've seen spikes in incidents of antisemitism and I know community members are tense and raw with emotion," Carolyn Normandin of the ADL told Newsweek.

A viral video shows an angry driver in Washington, D.C., blocking a Jewish mother and her child from using a bike lane before calling Jewish people "the devil."

"When it comes to action, Donald Trump has never let us down," Florida Representative Randy Fine said in a new op-ed.

Samantha Woll was described as a "passionate Muslim-Jewish bridge builder."

Stars have been boxed into a predicament, where speaking out on the Israeli-Palestinian war—or maintaining silence—have become grounds for unrelenting backlash.

Faced with the news that Hamas committed numerous crimes against humanity, Jewish students need—and deserve—to have their university leaders and others on campus recognize the trauma that's been inflicted on them.

The reality TV star claimed to be behind Trump's controversial social media post about Jewish people.

Trump blamed "liberal Jews" for voting to "destroy America and Israel" while wishing them a happy new year.

Friday marks the beginning of Rosh Hashanah and the Jewish High Holy Days, culminating in Yom Kippur.

Defenders of the country as it has been for its first 75 years are fighting a desperate rear-guard action, and they need a little help from their friends.

Mortified at the treatment forced upon fellow Jews, he was fixating on the idea of escaping days after he arrived.

"This really makes me sick. I did not 'like' this post on purpose or by accident," Aniston wrote on Instagram.

I'd take a good telling of our story, told by whomever, over the essentialist tokenism of mere representation any day.

Casting non-Jews in the roles of Jews reduces the believability of a performance not only for Jewish audiences—but for anybody who values authenticity.

Actors who have experienced antisemitism could bring those experiences to the big screen.

RFK Jr. will address a House subcommittee on the "weaponization of the federal government."

"This Roseanne Barr clip was sarcasm folks," podcast host Theo Von wrote on Twitter.

Patriotic, pro-America, pro-Israel, pro-sovereignty, pro-rule of law Jews the world over abhor this man.

In 1973 Israel's former Ambassador to the United Nations Abba Eban, referring to the Palestinians, said they "never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity."

The claim was prompted by Elon Musk comparing George Soros with Magneto, a Holocaust-surviving villain in X-Men.

Particular rhetoric, propelled by social media outrage algorithms, carried the signal for where and when real-world violence would take place.

A fabricated claim from 1929 still resonates and leads to deaths in Israel.

The displaced Jews of Europe discovered that they were stranded. The British only allowed a miniscule number of them to enter Palestine, and restrictive immigration laws kept the gates of the United States, Canada, Australia and other Western countries closed to them.