Bridget Gottdank News Today

(JTA) — As she walked along Tel Aviv’s long stretch of boardwalk Wednesday afternoon, the mounting returns making clear that Israel’s next government would be right-wing, Bridget Gottdank thought back

Left-leaning immigrants who moved during the Trump era are surprised to see the radical politics they thought they left behind, while other new arrivals are happy with the outcome

Tuesday’s election delivered a stunning vote tally to an extremist party, giving its leader, Itamar Ben-Gvir, potentially significant sway over the country’s future.

Many olim from U.S. feel that both the rhetoric and the type of candidates that characterized latest Israeli election had much in common with the ones they remember from back home during 2016 national ballot

The Jewish News of Northern California