Most Democratic candidates in key Nebraska swing seat say they’ll reject pro-Israel support

Jews and who’s whos in Graham’s pews

This edition covers Sen. Lindsey Graham's funeral, Prime Minister Netanyahu's meeting with President Trump, and rising regional tensions involving U.S. strikes against Iranian proxies in Iraq.

World leaders honor Graham as Washington grapples with loss of top GOP foreign policy voice

A who’s who of international leaders, Cabinet members, senators and ambassadors gathered on Tuesday at the National Cathedral and on Capitol Hill for a somber and emotional tribute to the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), a giant both in Washington and on the world stage. Graham distinguished himself over his career as one of the... <a href="">Read More</a>

Auchincloss faces skeptical reception from Jewish voters upset over his vote to cut off Israel funding 

Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) appeared before a packed house of more than 700 Jewish constituents at a major Conservative synagogue in the heart of his district on Monday evening, facing a barrage of questions from attendees skeptical over his vote to cut U.S. military aid to Israel. Auchincloss appeared in conversation with Jeremy Burton, the... <a href="">Read More</a>

‘These are not ordinary times’: Inside Jewish Detroit’s get-out-the-vote campaign for Haley Stevens

Several large Detroit-area synagogues emailed their congregants earlier this summer to urge them to vote in Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary — what seemed at first to be a somewhat bland call to make their voices heard and exercise their civic duty. Then, as primary day drew closer, the messages took on a sharper edge from... <a href="">Read More</a>

Germany worst for antisemitic incidents per Jewish resident, report finds

Germany remained the country with the most antisemitic incidents relative to its Jewish population in 2025, among Diaspora countries with major Jewish populations, according to a new report from leading Jewish groups released on Wednesday.&nbsp; According to the report, nearly 70 antisemitic incidents per 1,000 Jewish residents were recorded in Germany in 2025. Not since the terror attack on a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, Argentina, more than 30 years ago has the Jewish Diaspora experienced as deadly a year as 2025.&nbsp; Worldwide, 20 people were killed last year in four antisemitic attacks across three continents — all in “J7”... <a href="">Read More</a>