Hughes, a supporter of Israel, explained why the use of the word puzzles him: “The word ‘Zionist’ meant something very specific between 1880 and 1948 — it meant somebody w ...

The timing of the statement's release, just before Orthodox Christmas and following an event hosted by Israeli President ...

Despite the Canadian government endorsing the IHRA framework, anti-Zionism incidents remain untouched by current Canadian ...

Every year when we sit down for the Passover Seders, we end with the words “Next year in Jerusalem.” This phrase was added to the Haggadah during the 14th century, and was used orally for centuries ...

For over 3,000 years, Jews have oriented their faith, culture, and identity toward Jerusalem. “Next year in Jerusalem” is not a metaphor but it is a declaration of continuity. Zionism did not begin in ...

Zionism has always been a broad movement. From its earliest days, it brought together Jews of sharply differing philosophies and temperaments, united less by unanimity than by a shared sense of ...

In the letter to the editor “Boycott is not anti-Jewish — it’s a call to uphold Palestinian rights,” in response to Joan Leegant’s op-ed “Jewish authors confront growing backlash in literary world,” ...

On Thurs, Nov. 13, the Consortium for Palestine Studies and the Palestinian Student Union will host a conference at UCLA that will revisit “Zionism as a form of racism.” Yes, you read that right.