Category ZOA in the news
OP-ED Iran Is an Enemy of the United States | ZOA’s Morton Klein Jewish Press Op-Ed

By Morton A. Klein (June 25, 2025 / Jewish Press) I was planning to write another urgent op-ed this week, for The Jewish Press, similar to statements I recently made, respectfully urging President Trump to send B-2 bombers with GBU-57 bunker busters to strike the deep-underground Fordow nuclear site. I had planned to again explain that […]

ZOA’s Morton Klein Quoted in JNS Piece ─ U.S. Victims Can Sue Palestinian Terrorists, Supreme Court Rules Unanimously

“I am skeptical that entities such as the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority enjoy any constitutional rights at all,” wrote Clarence Thomas, an associate justice of the high court. By Vita Fellig (June 20, 2025 / JNS) Americans who are victims of Palestinian terror can sue for damages in U.S. courts, the Supreme […]

ZOA’s Morton Klein Quoted—U.S. Jewish Groups Support, Pray for Israel as It Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites – JNS

“This is a sacred preemptive defensive war to protect Western civilization,” stated Morton Klein, of the ZOA. By JNS Staff (June 12, 2025 / JNS) Major U.S. Jewish groups released statements on Thursday night in support of Israel’s strike on Iranian military and nuclear sites. “Iran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program, carried out in violation of […]

ZOA’s Morton Klein Condemns Jew-Hater and NYC Mayoral Candidate Mamdani Who Won’t Say Israel Has Right to Exist as a ‘Jewish State’ – JNS

Would he refuse to accept Saudi Arabia or Iran as a Muslim state? “He would never oppose the right to exist of Muslim terrorist nations like Iran, Sudan or Syria or enemies of America like China or Russia,” Klein said. “Mamdani is an ugly Jew-hater, who has forfeited his right to public office or even […]

Wall St. Journal Quotes ZOA’s Morton Klein on Campus Antisemitism

The Punch That Launched Trump’s War on American Universities By Eliza Collins, Douglas Belkin, Tarini Parti, Liz Essley Whyte (May 29, 2025 / WSJ) Harmeet Dhillon, head of the civil-rights division at the Justice Department, wakes up around 6 a.m. and begins her workday scrolling through X, searching for claims of discrimination. A lot of […]