Noa Argamani, freed from Hamas captivity just yesterday, was held hostage in Abdallah Aljamal's home

The 'Political Force' Institute asked Americans about limiting weapons shipments to Israel. The results are quite disappointing.

Paying respect to a man who defends Israel and the Jewish people non-stop at a time when antisemitism is reaching new heights. 

The GOP is pushing back on Democrats' efforts to de-legitimize the Jewish State.

Former President Trump condemned the demonstrations against Israel during an election rally, calling the protesters "extremist and antisemitic."

London police covered up a Holocaust memorial in Hyde Park over fears that pro-Palestinian protesters would damage the monument. Local Jews said it, "feels like they're winning."

Pro-Palestinian students took over a festive meal at the private home of a the Berkeley law dean to protest the war in Gaza. 

The woman, a Muslim resident of Stillwater, Oklahoma, insists she's just practicing her faith and is afraid authorities will "go after" her and fellow Muslims.

Following the recent surge in antisemitism, Professor Noah Feldman's article in Time Magazine: "The presence of antisemitism in a society of combative and senseless hatred."

Foreign Minister Israel Katz summoned the Brazilian ambassador to Israel at the Yad Vashem Museum, following the Brazilian president's comparison between Israel's war in Gaza and Hitler's and the Holocaust: "The comparison is a shame, disgrace, and a serious anti-Semitic attack."

Fort Lauderdale police arrested a 42-year-old on suspicion of beating a Jewish man outside a synagogue and calling him derogatory terms. The victim has been admitted to the hospital.

The Free Press, in its documentary "American Miseducation," sheds light on a concerning phenomenon that emerged during the October attacks by Hamas on Israel.

The Hasidic singer Avraham Fried told about his feelings in light of the anti-Semitism rising in the world: "I don't remember anything like this, you see the hatred and feel it, there are many people who feel that this is the sign to immigrate to Israel."

Dark days: Doors of buildings in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, where Jews reside, have been marked with the Star of David. Following the war, a 500% increase in anti-Semitic incidents has been recorded worldwide.