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Cal State’s faculty union has groups for black, Latino, and Muslim members. When Jewish faculty asked for one, their proposal was denounced as a “Zionist, right-wing, settler-colonialist project,” writes Maya Sulkin.

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‘No thinking Jew could vote for Abdul El-Sayed,’ said one congregant at Michigan’s Temple Israel. bit.ly/4AypR7J

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EXCLUSIVE: Shareholders are suing “The New York Times,” alleging that an anti-Israel bias is hurting the publication’s credibility. Read Maya Sulkin’s full piece here: https://bit.ly/4AveBZC

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Maya Sulkin breaks down how a New York Times lawsuit gives a window into how the Israel-Hamas War roiled the newsroom, including: - how headlines and photos were chosen, - how staff members who raised concerns about antisemitism and biased reporting were treated, and - dozens of instances of inaccurate reporting that went uncorrected for extended periods.

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A lawsuit against ‘The New York Times’ leans on a whistleblower account of a newsroom that ignored years of complaints about antisemitism and skewed reporting, writes Maya Sulkin.

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Cal State’s faculty union has groups for black, Latino, and Muslim members. When Jewish faculty asked for one, their proposal was denounced as a “Zionist, right-wing, settler-colonialist project,” writes Maya Sulkin.

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Three years after October 7, Hamas remains active, Israel is an international pariah, and tens of thousands of civilians have died, writes Yardena Schwartz. She raises the question: Who actually won this war? bit.ly/3UWeG8J

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Cal State’s faculty union has groups for black, Latino, and Muslim members. When Jewish faculty asked for one, their proposal was denounced as a “Zionist, right-wing, settler-colonialist project,” writes Maya Sulkin.

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‘No thinking Jew could vote for Abdul El-Sayed,’ said one congregant at Michigan’s Temple Israel

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In today's Front Page: How to fake climate science. Tyler Cowen on the AI scenario no one is talking about. Trump’s contempt for the fourth estate. Did Israel really win the Gaza war? Roland Fryer talks to Coleman Hughes. And more.

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Three years after October 7, Hamas remains active, Israel is an international pariah, and tens of thousands of civilians have died, writes Yardena Schwartz. She raises the question: Who actually won this war?

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Three years after October 7, Hamas remains active, Israel is an international pariah, and tens of thousands of civilians have died, writes Yardena Schwartz. She raises the question: Who actually won this war?

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Holocaust survivor Charlotte Delbo’s 1971 poem shakes us by the shoulders, imploring us not to squander the gift she saw robbed from so many, writes Rabbi David Wolpe. Read his full essay here: https://bit.ly/4yMBpm9

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The author joined Coleman Hughes at the 92nd Street Y to discuss her new book, ‘The Final Solution to the Jewish Question,’ and why she thinks Jew-hatred has less to do with hate than with power. bit.ly/4xE5Jyv

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In the first six months of 2026, 660 settler attacks killed six Palestinians and wounded 140, according to Israel. These violent clashes bring shame on the Jewish state, writes Yardena Schwartz. Read her full essay here: https://bit.ly/4i9BHfZ

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Leah’s friend believes the Jews did 9/11. What should she do? Our advice columnist Abigail Shrier weighs in. Read her full response here: https://lnkd.in/ejrNsApw

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The Israeli prime minister has been called plenty of things during his stint as the nation’s longest-serving leader. And with 12 days before national elections, Netanyahu’s main political opponent, Gadi Eisenkot, is trying to add one more word to describe his tenure: “former.” We asked a range of writers who’ve closely followed Netanyahu’s career to discuss what his legacy might actually be. Read our full symposium here: https://bit.ly/4B9Qf8d

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Since October 7, we’ve seen countless examples of Zionist purity tests—Jews excluded from progressive spaces across media, the arts, and education. Now, teachers are being pressured to sign anti-Zionist pledges.

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“These failures are egregious, shocking, and have been tremendously costly for Israel.” Haviv Rettig Gur argues that Netanyahu’s government has done enormous damage to Israel’s international standing, not just through its policies, but through its disastrous public diplomacy and the inflammatory rhetoric of its own ministers. Watch the full conversation between Maya Sulkin and Haviv Rettig Gur here: https://lnkd.in/emUMuD7m

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“Stop pretending the existential fears of Israelis are fake.” Haviv Rettig Gur joins Maya Sulkin for a conversation about why international pressure on Israel fails to account for Israelis’ fears of annihilation, the rise of extremism across the Middle East, and what it would take to achieve lasting peace. Watch the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/ejb5vq2q

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“Stop pretending the existential fears of Israelis are fake.” Haviv Rettig Gur joins Maya Sulkin for a conversation about why international pressure on Israel fails to account for Israelis’ fears of annihilation, the rise of extremism across the Middle East, and what it would take to achieve lasting peace. Watch the full conversation now on YouTube.

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“Nothing worth having has been gained without struggle.” Historian Simon Sebag Montefiore explains what Israelis, Ukrainians, and Taiwanese have in common: they recognize that their freedom, democracy, and way of life are at stake—and that they must be defended. Watch the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/e4iPiwKn

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“When you look at the history, you realize that this isn’t just about Israel. It’s really about a fetishistic obsession with the Holy Land.” Historian Simon Sebag Montefiore joined Bari Weiss for a live conversation on the opening night of his U.S. book tour for his latest book, "The Cauldron: The Making of the Modern Middle East." Watch the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/e4iPiwKn

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Navi Pillay, a supposed human-rights expert, is being rewarded with a Nobel Prize for accusing Israel of genocide for defending itself. Read Eli Lake's full piece at the link in our bio or TheFP.com.

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Since October 7, Israelis have displayed extraordinary resilience in the face of extraordinary trauma. Polina Fradkin spoke with some of the hostages, the soldiers, and their loved ones about learning how to live with the consequences of Hamas’s terrorist attack. Read Polina’s full feature here: https://bit.ly/4hODYgL

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Three years have passed since the Hamas terrorist attacks on October 7, 2023. In Israel, the wounds still feel fresh. Polina Fradkin spoke to Israelis still reeling from the pain. Read her full story here: https://lnkd.in/eH7zafqP

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How did Hamas drive Israel’s war room crazy? By being more than happy to see a humanitarian crisis “get worse in Gaza, knowing that Israel would pay the price and not them,” says Elliot Kaufman. Get the full episode of 'Conversations with Coleman' wherever you get your podcasts or here: https://bit.ly/4ziaZcf

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The Free Press’s Olivia Reingold is an October 8 Jew. Earlier this year, she wrote about how the attack on Israel and rising antisemitism ignited her religious identity. Read her full essay here: https://bit.ly/4sme47m

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Last year, Amit Segal wrote in our pages about Israel’s midlife crisis. Today, on the third anniversary of Hamas’s terrorist attack on Israel, and with only two weeks before national elections, it’s worth another read. Check out Amit’s full essay here: https://bit.ly/4hPXMjT

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American military leaders told Israel that the IDF couldn’t successfully launch a full invasion of Gaza. It did so anyway—and won. Here's Elliot Kaufman on how Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the decision. Get the latest episode of 'Conversations with Coleman' wherever you get your podcasts or here: https://bit.ly/4ziaZcf

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Last week, Mattel released a new Jewish Barbie doll—with a slightly bigger nose. Some were outraged. Suzy and Dan have some thoughts. Watch the full episode of 'Second Thought' here: https://lnkd.in/eJgww7MB

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Britain's Green Party just became the first political party in Europe to formally class Zionism as a form of racism. The party also rejected an amendment that would have protected Jewish members from being targeted for belonging to synagogues that support Israel. Jewish members of the party told Jane Prinsley that they feel betrayed, and the incident has left them questioning their future.

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If Sydney Sweeney became Jewish, what would her bat mitzvah theme be? Suzy and Dan ask the REAL questions on a new episode of “Second Thought.” Watch the full episode now: https://lnkd.in/eJgww7MB

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How has Israel fared in its war against Islamic radicalism? It’s done pretty well, at least on the ground, writes Douglas Murray in his latest column. As we approach the third anniversary of October 7, it’s clearer than ever that Israel is winning the war that matters most. Read Douglas Murray’s latest column here: https://bit.ly/4rI7Kbw

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