In the News
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Anti-Israel Greens chief Polanski loses UK parliamentary election to Labour candidate
Anti-Israel Greens’ chief Polanski loses UK parliamentary election to Labour candidate. Controversial Jewish politician gets only 33% of vote for seat vacated by former prime minister Keir Starmer in central London, days after his party declared ‘Zionism is racism’
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Together in their solitude 7 IDF widows find friendship as they navigate life after loss
Together in their solitude: 7 IDF widows find friendship as they navigate life after loss Their husbands were killed in the line of reserve duty. Now a group of young Jerusalemite mothers who speak the same language of grief lean on each other for support — and laughs
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Houthis abduct indoctrinate kids to believe they are fighting Jews Yemeni journalist tells Post
Houthis abduct, indoctrinate kids to believe they are fighting Jews, Yemeni journalist tells ‘Post.’ A said the Israel-Hamas War had been a “good excuse to recruit,” with videos of the war in Gaza regularly played to children to incite them against Israel.
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Justice Department announces first stop for national antisemitism task force initiative
Justice Department announces first stop for national antisemitism task force initiative. The US Justice Department will launch its nationwide American Tour Against Hate in Michigan, bringing federal officials and resources directly to communities confronting antisemitism.
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Israelis unable to compete in FIDE amateur chess tournament taking place in Malaysia
Israelis unable to compete in FIDE amateur chess tournament taking place in Malaysia. FIDE’s official announcement states that “all FIDE member federations and all eligible players are invited to participate.” However, Malaysia’s entry restrictions prevent Israelis from competing.
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Palestinian Authority deputy chairman pushes off legislative election by several months - report
Palestinian Authority deputy chairman pushes off legislative election by several months – report. The letter claimed that the election could not go ahead on November 28, as originally planned, due to deteriorating conditions throughout the Palestinian territory.
Features, Analysis & Opinion
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Heal the world Jews sense of obligation to aid wherever disasters strike opinion
‘Heal the world’: Jews’ sense of obligation to aid wherever disasters strike – opinion. The world might hate the Hebrews, but there is a reason as to why Israelis will never hate it back.
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France unrest How the Palestinian cause became fuel for political chaos
France unrest: How the Palestinian cause became fuel for political chaos. Opinion: Pro-Palestinian mobilization, Islamist anger and far-left organization have converged into a volatile force as France’s political center weakens and unrest spreads
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In Michigan the issue is erasing Jewish interests not the Jewish vote
In Michigan, the issue is erasing Jewish interests, not the Jewish vote. Electing “progressives” like El-Sayed requires more than just normalizing antisemitism and antisemitic candidates. It also means telling Jews to shut up.



