Israel considers law change and sees political shift as American Jews express concern

Israel is considering a law that would allow officials who have been indicted to remain in government. This is sometimes called the 'Ben Gvir law' in headlines. At the same time, a survey shows 75% of new Israeli voters lean toward right-wing politics.

Separately, some American Jews and Jewish college students are expressing concern about political polarization in Israel and are reportedly becoming more distant from the country. In another development, Israeli police arrested the imam of the Al-Aqsa Mosque ahead of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.