Massad Boulos, the Lebanese-American father-in-law of Tiffany Trump, may play a role in mediating a ceasefire in Lebanon
“Terrified” or gratified, groups told us how they are pivoting for a new era on climate change, reproductive rights, antisemitism, campus protests, religious freedom and social welfare
The voters we helped stand for the same hope as my Jewish immigrant ancestors did
Jews have long been seen as a cohesive voting community. Not anymore
HIAS, formerly the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, saw its mission and fortunes shift after Trump slashed refugee resettlement during his first term
An Election Day poll showed that American Jews remain strong supporters of liberal policies and Democratic politicians, even as they worry about pro-Palestinian demonstrations
The Michigan man, who was arrested, “also smelled like he doused part of his clothing with fuel,” police said
Whether Trump can bring an end to the war depends on specifics that Trump has not yet offered; on Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces pressures that extend well beyond Trump; and on the definitions of the words “war” and “end."
The incoming president’s Jewish fans cite domestic, foreign and Jewish issues as their reasons for supporting him
Donald Trump's election was met with jubilation in Israel — along with some caution
The win comes at a time when Trump has promised “retribution” against those who he feels sabotaged his first term in office
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