A sign in Flensburg echoes our darkest days – and shows how thin the line is between criticism of Israel and outright Jew-hatred.

The purpose of the Jewish people is to be a light unto the nations, and the Torah is our guiding document; unfortunately, too many Jews aren’t familiar with its teachings.

The UN and Western states disproportionately criticize Israel—a political maneuver with biblical echoes.

The young Israeli embassy staffers were brutally murdered by pro-Palestinian activist Elias Rodriguez.

Mario Bramnick, co-founder of the Conference of Christian Presidents for Israel, told JNS that the group is making a task force to “call out the perpetrators of anti-Israel rhetoric and antisemitism and hold accountability.”

An obsession with the Jewish state has replaced rationality by lethal propaganda.

Israel’s minister for combating antisemitism called the incident in Valencia “one of the most serious […] severe antisemitic incidents” to have occurred recently.

As Israel succeeds and continuously defeats its enemies one by one, a fear arises among many non-Jews that the Jewish people are getting too powerful.

Poisonous baton gets passed around in antisemitic relay.