Jews

"Ivanka and I aren't going to do that," the president's son-in-law reportedly said.

Jewish communities have been able to grow and thrive in the United States, but today, extremism and division are tearing at the fabric of our society.

West's latest move follows a series of antisemitic remarks, including praising Adolf Hitler and identifying as a Nazi on X (formerly Twitter).

American Jews watched President Donald Trump's inauguration with trepidation—the majority of us, after all, had not voted for him and were concerned what a president who has pushed antisemitic rhetoric might mean.

An ADL director said: "On any day and especially today, Holocaust Remembrance Day, it is very alarming to see that symbol displayed so prominently."

Today marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, where more than 1 million Jewish men, women, and children were killed by the Nazis solely because they were Jewish.

The Biden administration and the 118th Congress—particularly the Senate—failed the American Jewish community.

No matter how you feel about the president-elect, Donald Trump has made it clear that, when it comes to the Palestinians, his administration is going to do things differently.

There has been a rise of antisemitic incidents in the German capital since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.

"Why would you place your faith in somebody who instituted a so-called Muslim ban?" Obama asks while stumping in Wisconsin.

I feel I can say with some limited authority that I don't fear another Holocaust of the Jews under a returned President Donald Trump.

American Jews should be given accurate information on all the issues that they care about to make an informed voting decision.

Amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East—in which much of the Muslim world is opposed to the Jewish State—many Israel observers have been recalling the signing of the Abraham Accords.

Trump has described the Democratic Party as "anti-Catholic" and has repeatedly claimed that Catholics have been "persecuted" by the Joe Biden administration.

On NBC's "Meet the Press," the staunch Trump ally urged him to be more persuasive to Jewish voters.

The former president is trying to court Jewish voters while dismissing controversies surrounding Mark Robinson and his supporters.

Trump has suggested that if he loses in November, it will have "a lot to do" with Jewish voters not supporting him.

Muslim voters backed Joe Biden in a big way in 2020, but Kamala Harris trails Green Party candidate Jill Stein in key swing state Wisconsin.

The former president said that he "wasn't treated properly" by Jewish voters in 2016 and 2020.

There is an alarming phenomenon playing out on the online right, perpetuated by some of its most influential and popular voices.

Last Wednesday, the Democratic National Convention put joy on hold to remember the eight U.S. citizens taken hostage in Israel on Oct. 7.

If the social media ruckus and mainstream media predictions had borne out, the DNC would have been rocked by massive demonstrations from anti-Israel protesters. Fake news.

I am afraid that round two of the rhetoric around the Israel-Hamas war will be more tense.

It's no secret that Iran has funded, trained, armed, and dispatched terror groups like Hezbollah to carry out attacks all over the world.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews known as Haredim were defiant after a Supreme Court ruling that they must join the Israel Defense Forces for the first time

In an area where the presumption of Christianity is writ large, it's a blessing in disguise to be invisible. I feel safer.

In the months since the Hamas pogrom of Oct. 7, Israel's exercise of its legitimate right of self-defense has resulted in a campaign of vilification against the Jewish State.

Many Jews want an end to all executions in the United States and worldwide.

I was not silenced back then, and I was never afraid.

Trump suggested that Jewish voters who cast their ballots for Democrats need to get "their head examined."