New ceasefire proposal presented to Hamas in Cairo talks;Jew-hatred keeps rising in US, per ADL annual audit;Macron’s Middle East ‘grandstanding’ will backfire;Rabbi Riskin’s new book portrays Judaism as a love story

 

Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Morning Syndicate

New ceasefire proposal presented to Hamas in Cairo talks   Qatar and Egypt are proposing a multi-year truce and hostage deal; the terror group is reportedly signaling openness to a new Gaza governance model.   JNS Staff   Smotrich: No victory, no justification for government   “We must return to fighting in a completely different way: to defeat, to destroy Hamas,” said the Israeli finance minister.​   Joshua Marks     Jew-hatred keeps rising in US, per ADL annual audit   Assaults on Jews were up 21% in 2024 compared to 2023, with 30% involving Orthodox Jews, though Pew Research Center data suggests 9% of U.S. Jews are Orthodox.   Jonathan D. Salant       Oded Ailam Iran’s negotiation method: Between ideology and economic reality   Will the West fall once more into the trap of Persian patience?       Adam Bellos ‘Aliyah’ of the soul   It is the reawakening of Jewish identity from exile consciousness to rootedness.             analysis     Israel Kasnett   Macron’s Middle East ‘grandstanding’ will backfire   European leaders who unilaterally recognize Palestinian statehood "pretend to be advancing peace when in fact they are knowingly weakening Israel,” expert tells JNS.       Rabbi Riskin’s new book portrays Judaism as a love story     Steve Linde             We depend on your support   JNS is a nonprofit 501c3 organization. Help us get the facts out.     Support JNS                 latest news           IDF ‘decisive answer to horrors of Holocaust,’ says chief of staff at Yom HaShoah seminar   JNS Staff         China, Egypt hold first joint drill near Israeli border   JNS Staff         US said to have killed 500 Houthi fighters   JNS Staff         Israeli firms to supply German military with armed drones   JNS Staff         Two former educators sentenced over 2018 flash flood tragedy   JNS Staff         66,250 Holocaust survivors will remain in 2035, Claims Conference predicts   JNS Staff

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