At Erbil conference, participants also call for rebuilding ties with the country's dispossessed Jewish diaspora; normalization remains a crime under Iraqi law

In ongoing fracas around Yair Lapid’s speech on antisemitism's place in the family of hatreds comes an unstated reckoning between Zionist expectations and a bitter reality

Family memoir portrays spa town Marienbad's heyday, when Jews from all over Europe flocked there for medical treatments, reunions, and healthy doses of politics

In document that is part of National Library collection, pre-communism leader Dr. Sun Yat-sen calls Zionism 'one of the greatest movements of the present time'

For starters, he'd have used the new ties with the Gulf states to help restore the sense of possibility for peace with the Palestinians, and broken the stalemate with them

After the Likud and religious right try to box progressive center-left Jews out of influential positions, legacy organizations step in, delay vote, hammer out a compromise

Legacy Jewish organization step in to delay vote in effort to thwart power-sharing deal beneficial to the religious and right that threatens to marginalize progressive Jews

New biography finds the middle ground between the usual portrayals of sainthood or villainy, and charts a charismatic, very human figure who suffered mood swings, marital woes

World leaders praise April 1920 summit as first anchor of Jewish state's legitimacy in international law; Pompeo says it marked world's embrace of Jews' unbreakable ties to Israel

While Faisal al-Qassem's statement garners critical responses, many responding to Arabic poll on his Twitter feed seem to agree; IDF spokesmen and Netanyahu hail him