Politics

Democrats, Republicans, incumbents and challengers: My Jewish guides for election night 2020

Over the last week, we’ve rolled out four stories about the 48 Jewish candidates running in congressional races.

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu participate in a meeting in the Oval Office on September 15, 2020, on the occasion of signing normalization agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. (Doug Mills/Pool/Getty Images)

Why Trump’s Jewish supporters say he’s been a ‘dream come true’ on Israel

For American Jews who prioritize unbridled support for the Israeli government’s concerns when they fill in their ballot, Trump has built up a near-spotless record.

A guide to the 23 Jewish Democratic incumbents running on Tuesday

All you need to read about the incumbents from 15 different states.

A teacher made his students debate Hitler’s final solution. What happened next was incredible.

‘The good cop’: Joe Biden and Israel during the Obama years

Meet a New York Orthodox rabbi voting for Biden

Trump administration set to allow ‘Jerusalem, Israel’ on passports, Politico reports

Biden campaign ‘concerned’ about prospective sale of F-35s to the United Arab Emirates

Meet the 11 Jewish Democrats vying in 2020 to join Congress for the first time

United States of Anxiety: The new fears of American Jews

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