In the spring semester of 1969, my ninth-grade social studies teacher, Mrs. Schwartz, tasked me with leading the “Arab” side of a debating team on what was then referenced as the “Arab/Israeli crisis.

Sometimes heroism appears from the most unexpected quarters and makes for the most unexpected bonds, as thick as blood, between the most unlikely groups. Most Jewish people in Britain would not in a ...

Police said to use batons to disperse demonstrators after they clash with secular patrons, attempt to enter Cafe Basimta, ...

Christians in the occupied West Bank say they are facing rising pressure from Israeli settlements that are encouraged by US ...

The bagel, then, is another story of the success of immigrants in America. The shops that now sell them are run by families ...

Israelis in the West Bank are still subject to Israel's civilian law and enjoy widespread freedom of movement, while ...

DALLAS — Andras Lacko has told his story countless times before. But on a Friday afternoon in the auditorium of the Dallas ...

These days, anti-Semites have been working overtime to attack Jews, using the Moroccan invasion of Ceuta as an excuse. I could troll the Spanish government with "Free Ceuta" or treat it as a ...

Historian Simon Sebag Montefiore is no fan of Benjamin Netanyahu but says there won’t be a Palestinian state for ‘decades.’ ...

Until a few years ago, every book math teacher Dahlia Evans had read about Jews was Holocaust historical fiction. Searching ...

Schuldenfrei wanted a rounded education, something which she said was reinforced by her “very pluralistic” upbringing.

Why do you think the song has triggered such a backlash among the “Israel rhymes with genocide” crowd? Because it demolishes ...