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Kamala Harris says she ‘will not be silent’ about plight of Palestinians after meeting Benjamin Netanyahu

Kamala Harris struck a markedly different tone from Biden in her first foray as a presidential candidate into the Israel-Hamas war.

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Joe Biden calls himself a Zionist and loves name-dropping Golda Meir. His exit marks an end of an era.

Israel’s war on Hamas left the White House facing pressure from both the pro-Israel right and the pro-Palestinian left.

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When Portland charities condemned Israel, Jewish philanthropy was put to the test

A statement on Gaza from the Oregon Food Bank led to a rift with nearly every major Jewish group.

NYU settles suit brought by Jewish students who claimed discrimination in wake of Oct. 7

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Trudeau appoints Jewish lawmaker as new adviser on Canadian Jewish community and antisemitism

Andy Cohen offers advice to pro-Israel influencers at a New York strategy conference

Feeling excluded from this year’s NYC Dyke March, Jewish lesbians host their own Pride party

In DC, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant takes an implicit shot at Netanyahu

Omer Granot-Lubaton, left, and Shany Lubaton-Granot, right. (Courtesy)

Shany Granot-Lubaton came to NYC hoping to escape Israeli politics. Instead, she spearheaded a protest movement.

NYC schools chancellor removes two elected parent leaders over Israel-Hamas war controversies

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