The College Fix: Harvard Jewish journal named after pagan goddess prompts concerns about antisemitism

by CJV | Jul 7, 2026 | Coverage

By Anna Pegis in The College Fix Journal ‘is tangential to Harvard’s tolerance of grotesque antisemitism,’ rabbi tells The College Fix A new scholarly journal at Harvard Divinity School focused on “modern Judaism” and named after a pagan goddess is adding to concerns...

JNS: Mamdani July 4 speech evokes biblical spies, whose lies got Jews condemned to 40 years in desert, rabbis say

by CJV | Jul 6, 2026 | Coverage, Headlines

By Menachem Wecker in JNS New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s remarks for America’s 250th birthday, in which he decried the country spending “our tax dollars on bombs and bailouts,” Elon Musk as the “world’s first trillionaire” who “hungers for more” and a “health...

Juicy Ecumenism: Free Speech Victory for Counselors – Part 3

by CJV | Jul 5, 2026 | Coverage

By Rick Plasterer in Juicy Ecumenism  Diverse Religious Perspectives A brief submitted by the Anglican Church in North America, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Coalition for Jewish Values, and the National Association of...

Conclusions of the US Relligious Liberty Commission: Rabbi Yaakov Menken on NewsMax 2 Natl Update

by CJV | Jun 29, 2026 | Media Highlights, Media Appearances

JNS: Tucker Carlson leaving GOP ‘can only be seen as a good sign,’ rabbi says

by CJV | Jun 23, 2026 | Coverage, Headlines

Published on Jerusalem News Syndicate. Anti-Israel podcaster Tucker Carlson’s decision to leave the Republican Party “can only be seen as a good sign, not just for Republicans but for the future of the American experiment in representative government, tolerance for...