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17 hours ago | jns.org | Adam Haskel

(April 24, 2025 / Israel Hayom)The next phase of talks between Iran and the United States, with American experts and International Atomic Energy Agency specialists participating, which had been scheduled for this past Wednesday, will now be held in parallel with the third round of indirect talks between Washington and Tehran in Oman on Saturday.

1 day ago | jns.org | Dan Diker |Khaled Abu Toameh

(April 23, 2025 / JNS)Is the Palestinian Authority on the verge of collapse? In this hard-hitting episode of “Our Middle East,” Dan Diker, president of the Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs, and Khaled Abu Toameh, senior fellow at JCFA and the Gatestone Institute, address the inner workings of the Palestinian Authority and its growing instability—an issue with direct implications for Israel, the Arab world and global security.

1 day ago | jns.org | Jonathan S. Tobin

(April 23, 2025 / JNS)After a volatile election last November, there seemed to be a consensus among sensible people that it was time to turn down the volume a notch on the hysterical partisanship that characterized so much of political commentary in 2024.

1 day ago | jns.org | Mitchell Bard

(April 23, 2025 / JNS)Harvard University, that bastion of privilege with its $53 billion endowment, would like you to believe that it’s a victim, persecuted by the Trump administration. Yes, you can dislike Trump’s methods, but absent federal intervention, Harvard would have continued turning a blind eye to the rampant antisemitism festering on its campus. And the wave of university presidents rushing to defend the Ivy League school? They got the message, too. It’s no longer open season on Jews.

3 days ago | jns.org | Carin M. Smilk

(April 21, 2025 / JNS)As Israel prepares to commemorate Memorial Day on April 30 under the shadow of the Hamas-led terrorist attacks on Oct. 7 and the ongoing national crisis in Israel, a new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem sheds light on how people around the world turn to music—specifically, its lyrics—as a tool for navigating emotional distress, grief and isolation during times of crisis.