Politics

American Jewish giving to Israel spikes as a ‘tangible’ way to express grief after Hamas attack

Jewish officials say the level and intensity of incoming cash for Israel since Oct. 7, when Hamas invaded the country, is unprecedented in their adult lifetimes.

Taking a rare step, Biden to deliver Oval Office address about Israel

Oval Office addresses are rare and signify major crises.

Following Biden’s visit, Israel will allow humanitarian relief to enter the Gaza Strip

Biden wants to sustain international support for Israel as it strikes back at Hamas after the terrorist group’s deadly invasion of Israel on Oct. 7.

‘You are not alone’: Biden arrives in Israel as Middle East erupts in anger after hospital blast

‘Hamas will be washed away’: Top congressional leaders pledge support for Israel

Portugal moves to end Sephardic Jewish citizenship law

After a Palestinian-American child is stabbed to death, Jewish groups across the spectrum speak out against anti-Muslim hate

Thousands of New Yorkers of all backgrounds convened at the "No Hate. No Fear" solidarity march against anti-Semitism in January 2020. The march followed a year in which attacks against Jews spiked. (Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Jews again faced the most hate crimes of any religious group in 2022, FBI reports

Israel-Colombia spat deepens, as Israel stops arms sales and Bogotá threatens to cut ties

Joe Biden will visit Israel on Wednesday to give support and address humanitarian concerns

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