Jewish defense organizations long — and proudly — have upheld a delicate principle in defending the First Amendment: Hate the speech, defend the speaker.
Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters defended himself against accusations of anti-Semitism.
A Jewish newspaper in New Jersey said its first same-sex engagement announcement will be its last one.
Congressional Democrats defended their meetings with Richard Goldstone and denied any J Street role in arranging the sit-downs with the author of a controversial report on the 2009 Gaza War.
For the first time in history, a U.S. Supreme Court convened this week with three Jewish justices.
They were two Jewish aides who had offices within shouting distance of the Oval Office.
Jewish groups praised President Obama for focusing international attention on preventing renewed civil war in Sudan.
Holocaust survivors denouncing the Jewish establishment would be a spectacle in almost any venue — all the more so when it\’s under the bright lights of a congressional hearing.
A Washington rally of liberal groups included a rabbi, a top Jewish diplomat and a shofar blower in its religious portion.
Rahm Emanuel is no longer the White House chief of staff.
