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Editorial: What’s Happening to Shas?
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (485+ words) Something consequential is happening to Shas, the Sephardi ultra-Orthodox party that has been a pillar of Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition and, for decades, one of Israel’s most durable political forces. Shas won 11 Knesset seats in 2022. Recent polls put it around…...
Editorial: Abbas’ New Ra’am Party
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (471+ words) The Ra’am Party is not an obvious place to look for an experiment in Jewish-Arab political partnership. The United Arab List grew out of the southern branch of Israel’s Islamic Movement and historically represented conservative Muslim Arab voters. Its leader,…...
Opinion: The Choice Before Jewish Baltimore
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (704+ words) As we approach Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, we are invited to pause and reflect. As we gather with family and friends, listen to the sound of the shofar and taste apples dipped in honey, we think about the…...
Remember When: 'Sixty Minutes' Turns Camera on AIPAC?
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (297+ words) In the Sept. 9, 1988, issue of the Baltimore Jewish Times, Washington correspondent James D. Besser covered an issue surrounding “60 Minutes,” AIPAC and Israel. Besser wrote about an upcoming segment on the long-running CBS news magazine. Mike Wallace, who Besser said was known…...
Baltimore Events Explore Antisemitism’s Long American History
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (574+ words) According to one well-known Jewish author set to appear in Baltimore, antisemitism is as American as apple pie. Pamela Nadell is an accomplished Jewish historian and author who, on Oct. 13, is giving three speeches in the Baltimore area: one with…...
Opinion: The Israeli Opposition’s Only Way to Win
1+ week, 1+ day ago (947+ words) Put it this way, and it sounds very close indeed: the election is next month. Its outcome will largely be decided this coming Tuesday, just as it was decided the last time when Balad chose to break up the Joint…...
Katz: Israel Won’t Leave South Lebanon Security Zone Until Hezbollah is Disarmed
1+ week, 1+ day ago (461+ words) Israel will not withdraw from Southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed throughout the country and the danger posed by attacks from the Land of the Cedars is neutralized, Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Friday. “Prime Minister Netanyahu and I…...
Opinion: Settlers Used as Pawns Against Israel
1+ week, 1+ day ago (598+ words) Settlers. Colonists. By now, there is hardly any need to add the adjective “violent.” In the imagination of much of the world, it is simply taken for granted. Anti-Israel propaganda has chosen above all to showcase young hooligans with long…...
JD Vance Refuses to Disavow Tucker Carlson
1+ week, 1+ day ago (360+ words) Joseph Strauss | JTA Vice President JD Vance acknowledged that he has “political disagreements” with Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News personality who has spread antisemitic conspiracy theories and sparked a rift within the Republican Party. But that won’t impact their…...
FBI, Police Focus on Jewish Community Safety
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1116+ words) When it comes to investigating hate crimes against the Jewish community, the FBI Baltimore Field Office makes it a priority. “We take it seriously and we work it very aggressively,” said Jimmy Paul, FBI special agent in charge of the…...