Opinions

JNS columnist Jonathan S. Tobin says Sen. Chuck Schumer’s response to a hostile Michigan Senate primary reveals where his priorities really lie.

Despite differing public tones, Trump and Netanyahu emerged from White House talks aligned on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Haredi exemptions, birthrates and political leverage are reshaping Israel’s military, economy and public life.

Jack Kaplowitz reflects on a Rhine River cruise through Ashkenazi Jewish history and asks why Jews alone have never committed genocide.

As America marks 250 years, a look at how Zionism and the American idea have been intertwined since before the founding.

Jonathan Tobin argues that Rep. Dan Goldman’s primary defeat marks the end of an era of Jewish acceptance in the Democratic Party.

From her home in Judea, a writer reflects on the young Jewish shepherds most Israelis never see, and what their work says about belonging.

JNS editor Jonathan Tobin argues that President Trump’s deal with Iran squandered the gains of the war and handed Tehran a victory.

A satirical column mocks Sen. Chris Van Hollen and progressive Democrats with an absurd list of demands to pressure Israel.

A Likud campaign clip stages a son’s ‘coming out’ as a Bibi supporter, sparking the very indignation it cheerfully predicted.