Zionism, Prof. Yitzhak Conforti shows, represents a continuation of an ethnic Jewish community that sustained its distinctiveness throughout centuries in the Diaspora.
As President Herzog's ambitious project to bridge the Israel-Diaspora divide celebrates its first year, skepticism lingers.
Even many who haven’t visited Israel – yet! – have been shaped by their Birthright buddies’ identity revelations.
This incident only brought to light additional examples of Jerusalem Coffee House celebrating the murder of Jewish people.
One thing is certain: these elections will shape the future of Zionist institutions for years to come.
Antisemitism is an amorphous, intangible, and extremely malleable force that not only permeates its way into virtually every significant movement and political zeitgeist.
The pro-Israel influencer's post quoting Rabbi Meir Kahane sparked backlash, reigniting debates over extremism in Jewish discourse.
Since October 7, there has been a renewed closeness between Diaspora Jewry and Israel. JPPI presented a complex picture of the Jewish people’s situation after October 7.
Our Jewish heritage needs to be defended by a generation of American Jews who know and understand it.
President Trump’s bold vision for peace, which is still in its early days, can only move forward if the hurdle of European disruptive intervention is removed.
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