Dallas, TX – Art Collected By Jewish Lawyer Before WWII Goes To Auction
Dallas, TX – About 200 works of art from a Jewish lawyer’s collection that were spirited out of Nazi Germany to the U.S. are… Read More ›
Dallas, TX – About 200 works of art from a Jewish lawyer’s collection that were spirited out of Nazi Germany to the U.S. are… Read More ›
“I cannot be associated with an organization that gives such racism, celebration of violence, and immoral policies a ‘heksher,’” or imprimatur, she wrote in an… Read More ›
Opinion: While the prime minister caused dismay among American Jewry by working to bring the racist rabbi’s followers back to the Knesset, they know all… Read More ›
Tamar Gur Krause is a Reform rabbi with hundreds of marriage ceremonies under her belt; she believes in equality and love and the need for… Read More ›
As head of the largest Holocaust archive in the world, Dr. Haim Gertner aims to connect other documentation centers and make all information freely available… Read More ›
The Pittsburgh synagogue attack forced HIAS to evolve, says CEO Mark Hetfield. But in an era that saw the organization sue its biggest patron, the… Read More ›
Netanyahu’s remarks on Polish role in Shoah clarified Israel plans to host its first-ever Visegrad summit in a move designed to highlight the country’s… Read More ›
After PA refused to attend Middle East conference, adviser to Abbas complains US is denying Palestinian right to self-determination by siding with Israel A… Read More ›
Tel Aviv – Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has invaded the Israeli city of Tel Aviv — as the face of an eye-catching, satirical new… Read More ›
President Donald Trump might be in jail by the time Election Day comes around, Massachusetts Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren said on her first full… Read More ›
In his State of the Union speech Tuesday night, President Donald Trump minced no words when it came to the ongoing — and planned —… Read More ›
Washington – Democrats now own a stake in the state of the union. Members of the new House majority get to show off their… Read More ›
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg thinks people are overly focusing on the “negative” aspects of Facebook’s impact on the world. In a post marking Facebook’s… Read More ›
As religious organizations react to New York State’s more liberal pregnancy termination laws, some of their constituents question the necessity of their sweeping statements … Read More ›
Washington – The first generic version of the popular Advair asthma inhaler has been approved by U.S. regulators. The Food and Drug Administration on… Read More ›
The Fed held rates steady and chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank would be patient with hikes. That has sent stock markets higher.… Read More ›
In a sense, police credibility hinges on the PM being convicted, Roni Alsheich says; denies having leaked information from cases Former Israel Police chief… Read More ›
After Netanyahu postponed the transfer of Qatari funds to Gaza, in light of recent escalation, security officials—including Mossad— support the move, saying the terror organization… Read More ›
Manslaughter accusations against 16-year-old say he hurled 2-kg rock that caused death of Aisha Rabi ‘out of an ideological motive of racism and hostility toward… Read More ›
Upon his return from N’Djamena, Netanyahu said to be gearing up to normalize ties with another Muslim-majority country in Africa Israel is preparing for… Read More ›