Politics

How Tuesday’s rally in DC is trying to pitch a broad pro-Israel tent

The rally aims to show that even as American Jews have become increasingly polarized, a broad spectrum of Jewish organizations and their supporters can still unite behind an overarching message of backing Israel and opposing antisemitism.

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Members of the press wait on an overlook to report rocket attacks from Gaza, or Israeli bombardments, on October 21, 2023 in Sderot, Israel. (Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images)

International news outlets deny colluding with Hamas after report suggests photographers knew attack plans

A report on the issue came as dozens of journalists have been killed in the war, mostly in Gaza, and as reporters and photographers in the territory face scrutiny for their approach to the conflict.

‘Finish them’: GOP presidential candidates unite over what they’d advise Netanyahu about Hamas

The Republican Jewish Coalition got two questions, a first for a Jewish group.

Orthodox Union pitching ads condemning antisemitism to more than 20 campus newspapers

Top official says White House antisemitism strategy is ‘under pressure’ due to Israel-Hamas war

Some Jewish musicians are asking Jewish critics of Israel to stop singing their songs at protests

Rep. Rashida Tlaib

‘From the river to the sea’: The slogan that led to Rashida Tlaib’s censure, explained

Council Member Inna Vernikov

Jewish lawmaker Vernikov holds seat, Kagan loses in closely watched NYC council elections

Education secretary: Colleges could face funding cuts if they don’t address antisemitism

Jewish billionaire Henry Swieca quits Columbia Business School board, saying campus is ‘unsafe’ for Jews

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