The article, titled "For U.S. Jews, D.C. Museum Killings Deepen Resolve – and Fear," was published by the paper Friday.

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What we’ve seen in Seattle, at the University of Washington, and across the country isn’t “pro-Palestinian activism.” It’s ...

The day before two Israeli Embassy staffers were gunned down in Washington, a rabbi warned U.S. lawmakers that Hamas' ...

His Holocaust novel “King of the Jews” was widely praised. He also wrote about his show-business family and taught writing at ...

Michal Cotler-Wunsh called for equal legal treatment for Jews as a minority and for Israel as a nation-state amid rising ...

Makovsky criticized the Democratic Party and sections of the media for not denouncing a climate of antisemitism strongly ...

During WWII, three Italian doctors at Rome’s Fatebenefratelli Hospital invented a fake, deadly disease—Syndrome K—to protect ...

It’s inherent to the Jewish experience to see our stories through the lens of centuries. There are some Jews, however, who ...

Reality doesn’t matter to the “Free Palestine” crowd: the terrorist who shot and killed two Israeli embassy workers was ...

An offensively worded social media post had the Washington Post facing a slew of angry responses on Friday, many accusing the ...

This week, a genocidal Hamas supporter gunned down two Israelis outside a Washington, D.C. museum, shouting “Free Palestine,” ...