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The petition accusing three journalists of Zionist propaganda recalled Fascist-era blacklists, said Jewish leaders.

Ambassador Walid Abu Haya tells JNS that up to 60% of Israel’s oil imports transit through Georgia, as Jerusalem and Tbilisi deepen economic and strategic ties.

Why Israeli security officials distrust the deal, what a “hudna” really means, and the 2005 withdrawal lesson Israel hasn’t forgotten.

There are songs you listen to. And there are songs in which you find yourself.

Israeli observers say the Pakistan-Saudi-Turkish agreement signifies the rise of a Sunni axis.

For Jews and Israelis, the summer vacation season has become another arena of exclusion, intimidation and increasingly open hatred.

During “Bein Hasmanim,” tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox families flock to parks and nature areas across the country. A time of relaxation and community – but also a question of responsibility for public spaces.

Reports of new restrictions on targeted strikes showed how quickly a diplomatic process can become a protective shield for Hamas.

Michigan’s Democratic Senate candidate proves his Islamist bona fides by slandering the Jewish state.