.@McGillU President Saini, thank you for your thoughtful answers and unwavering commitment to enforcing the university's code of conduct and to making sure Jewish students are safe at McGill, and remain valued members of the university community. Thank you to my friend MP

.Michigan Football team 145 starts their campaign to repeat as national champs tomorrow! Let’s keep the trophy right where it belongs, the Big House in Ann Arbor! #GoBlue

Our hearts are shattered by the devastating news that Hersh, Eden, Carmel, Almog, Alex and Ori have been murdered by the Hamas terrorists who took them hostage on October 7. We mourn the loss of these six beautiful souls together with the people of Israel, the Jewish world and

When I left Congress to join AJC, I was drawn by the opportunity to spend every moment of every day working to help the Jewish people and Israel. Since October 7th, that work has given me, and my colleagues at AJC, the honor of spending an enormous amount of time with so many

With this tragic news, I can’t stop wondering how we can all make #BringThemHomeNow more than a hashtag. Everyone in the civilized world knows that Hamas terrorists took 251 people hostage on October 7, the same day they murdered 1,200 more. They are monsters. They are

For months, Israel and the Jewish community have seemed gripped by paralysis on the hostage issue. In Israel, there are shouting matches in government meetings and on the streets. In America and around the world, we demand that Hamas release the hostages, and we demand that the

.Ted Deutch, CEO of American Jewish Committee Ted Deutch joined CNN's Alex Marquardt to urge the world to bring the 101 remaining hostages home NOW. “We have to do everything necessary, everyone, the President, the Vice President, the Prime Minister of Israel, leaders around the world, the UN. Americans who should

Tonight, I gathered with the Jewish community and family members of those taken from us by the evil Hamas terrorists to mourn those we’ve lost. It was a privilege to stand alongside other leaders in the American Jewish community and Douglas Emhoff Doug Emhoff to honor the 6

“As we mourn, there is a question lingering painfully in our hearts—a question being asked in Jewish homes, synagogues, and communities across America: Where is the outrage? Where is the collective, universal, and unequivocal condemnation for the brutal murder of an innocent

Tonight I have the privilege to spend Shabbat with students and friends at University of Michigan Hillel. Our community has faced many challenges over the last 11 months, especially on campus. Thankfully, our student leaders have shown us all how to stand up in the face of hate and be proud of