Judaism in politics.
An article joins this feed when it matches these terms. Each one is also a search of its own.
A new ad from Mike Rogers wrecked Abdul El-Sayed for caring about Gaza more than Michigan. The ad features video clips of El-Sayed saying “Gaza” eight times, and then showing clips of voters saying that they don’t trust El-Sayed. The…
AN Edinburgh bookshop has cancelled an event with an author over his "problematic" posts related to Jews. Lighthouse Bookshop was due to host author Julian Sayarer for an event next Wednesday, but has now pulled out after a series of…
Two rivals in the pivotal race for New York’s 17th Congressional District are aggressively courting Jewish voters, each seeking to present themselves as a champion of Israel and a defender against antisemitism. Rep. Mike Lawler, a two-term Republican incumbent, and Democratic…
Two candidates with similar positions on U.S. military aid to Israel try to distinguish themselves in a Lower Hudson Valley district where one in five residents are Jewish. Two rivals in the pivotal race for New York’s 17th Congressional District are aggressively…
Opinion | In Michigan, Jewish voters are reconsidering what their faith demands The Washington Post
Nearly 200 people gathered on campus for a Wednesday evening discussion about Christainty’s role in both upholding American democracy and increasing political polarization. The event, titled “Should We Lose Faith to Save Democracy?,” was part of NYU’s inaugural Interfaith Week and…
Linden, N.J., Mayor Derek Armstead has been accused of discrimination against Jews in hiring for the local school district, but Rep. Tom Kean has also appeared with him New Jersey Democratic Congressional candidate Rebecca Bennett pose next to Linden's Mayor Derek…
Oct 15, 2026 at 05:00 AM EDT As the leader of a Jewish advocacy organization and former Jewish outreach director for a major presidential campaign, we were thunderstruck by Attorney General Nessel’s remarks. Her comments couldn’t be more wrong or offensive. But what…
The natural constituents of the Religious Zionist party should return home rather than chase the chimera of new politicians and new parties that will promise everything and deliver nothing. Opinion. The Religious Zionist Paradox
When someone steals from a stranger. You want justice. Now imagine your brother steals from a stranger. You want to hear his side of the story. How about a politician from the opposing party caught taking bribes. You demand an…