Israel successfully chipping away at upcoming UNESCO ballot. Israel was caught flatfooted in April when UNESCO’s 58-member executive board adopted a resolution with language… Read More ›
Ahead of party convention, party doubles down on Jerusalem, offers implicit criticism of Obama administration WASHINGTON – The Republican Party platform committee held its… Read More ›
No right-wing groups on list of organizations receiving foreign state funding, which does include B’Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Yesh Din Out of 25 non-governmental… Read More ›
The parliamentary chairman of the Conservative Friends of Israel issued a statement saying that “Israel can rest assured that a UK led by Theresa May… Read More ›
Warsaw, Poland – One man is 101 years old. Others are in their 80s and 90s and arrived in wheelchairs, with a walker, or… Read More ›
Director Nitzan Gilady’s dreary pre-army experience grew into a buoyant and imaginative story about a physically challenged woman’s inner world When a young Nitzan… Read More ›
Op-ed: Settlement freeze policy sends the message to terrorists that violence and terror works. This mentality must be changed to a message conveying that every… Read More ›
A documentary titled ‘teaching to hate?’ will be broadcasted on German mainstream network ZDF. The documentary aims to show how children are educated to kill,… Read More ›
ADL calls for ‘increased bias training’ for law enforcement officials. We are at a turning point here in the US” is a statement uttered… Read More ›
Group’s CEO Jonathan Greenblatt urges GOP to use similar language to reflect bipartisan consensus on Israel The Anti-Defamation League commended the Democratic National Convention’s… Read More ›
A chance conversation in a Parisian café revealed that its interlocutors had apparently been in the same barracks in Auschwitz; it blossomed into a lifelong… Read More ›
GOP candidate’s controversial comments sometimes make task of bringing their communities to his camp more difficult, though change in discourse now happening, say Eve Stieglitz,… Read More ›
Three foot soldiers look back on 2006’s Second Lebanon War. For Gabriel Avner, the Second Lebanon War was a formative experience, if one that’s… Read More ›
The report from the Kedmi Committee, which looked into the disappearances of children of Jewish Yemenite immigrants between 1948–1954, is now accessible online; the report… Read More ›
Recommendations include taking students on school trips to Morocco, Spain and the Balkans; introducing topics relating to Sephardic and Mizrahi Jewry in history, literature and… Read More ›
Rights group says IDF investigations ‘lack independence and impartiality’ Two years following Operation Protective Edge, Amnesty International is disappointed with the lack of serious… Read More ›
In a letter to Reform and Conservative Jews, government cites rule against hosting ‘religious ceremonies’ in holy site’s plaza Israel will not allow non-Orthodox… Read More ›
Reform, Conservative Jews comply with attorney general order not to pray at holy site, but still draw protests from small group for singing and dancing… Read More ›
Op-ed: Symbols are what tie a nation together, a projection of power and strength. Therefore, despite the high price tag of Netanyahu’s trip to Africa,… Read More ›
In an exclusive interview with Yedioth Ahronoth, the former president talks about his recent heart attack, his house carer and how he felt when he… Read More ›
