It’s the end of an era for America’s first all-kosher supermarket
When a couple who survived the Holocaust first opened Hungarian Kosher Foods in 1973, the idea of having a certified grocery, bakery, and butcher under… Read More ›
When a couple who survived the Holocaust first opened Hungarian Kosher Foods in 1973, the idea of having a certified grocery, bakery, and butcher under… Read More ›
New York – With members of the Jewish community busying themselves with food-related matters after Pesach, rushing out to restock their bare pantries, standing on… Read More ›
Since the Russians entered the bloody conflict in 2015, the Syrian regime has become more brazen in its responses to Israeli strikes. With Russia… Read More ›
The comments earned a swift rebuke from leading Jewish institutions in the United States. NEW YORK – Former Speaker of the US House of… Read More ›
Op-ed: The generic term ‘holocaust’ is being used in common popular discourse to describe many of the atrocities committed around the world. Will persistent historians… Read More ›
Op-ed: The Polish government’s attempt to emphasize the issue of Poles who saved Jews can be seen as a trick aimed at clearing the Poles’… Read More ›
As some European nations try to rewrite their history, 91-year-old Yitzhak Arad warns, ‘We are fading away, so it will be up to the next… Read More ›
Bellingham, WA – Western Washington University replaced seven Jewish-themed books damaged with anti-Semitic messages in a reshelving ceremony. More than 250 people attended the ceremony… Read More ›
A court in Frankfurt ruled in November that Kuwait Airways was within its rights to refuse service to an Israeli citizen. German diplomats have… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – Dozens of yeshiva graduates and parents of yeshiva students gathered outside of the Satmar Girls School in Williamsburg today to speak… Read More ›
Op-ed: A policy of limiting immigration and deporting infiltrators is a necessity. Neither emotion nor criticism and pressure should drive the decision on Israel’s immigration… Read More ›
Dayanna Volitich, using a pseudonym, bragged about secretly injecting her anti-Semitic and Islamophobic beliefs into the classroom A Florida middle school teacher who hosted… Read More ›
Meeting considerable opposition from coalition allies, voter base, PM Netanyahu announces suspension of outline reached with UN on deportation of African immigrants, says he will… Read More ›
Mohammed bin Salman tells Atlantic the Iranian ayatollah is ‘worse than Hitler’ because he is ‘trying to conquer the world’ Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed… Read More ›
Op-ed: The Left in Israel has opportunities to show that it is pro-Zionist, but when it comes to Gaza’s so-called March of Return, it squandered… Read More ›
After Turkish president calls him a ‘terrorist,’ PM says the country that invaded Cyprus and is carrying out a brutal campaign in northern Syria shouldn’t… Read More ›
New York – With the clock ticking down to both the New York State budget deadline and to Passover, a Brooklyn lawmaker is being blamed… Read More ›
Liberman: Hypocrites think Hamas protests are like Woodstock and we should give them flowers Politicians expressed their support for the IDF on Saturday, after… Read More ›
Op-ed: Can one be an anti-Semite without being conscious of it? To take an active part in one of the world’s oldest and most fatal… Read More ›
It is expected to receive royal assent and become law before May. The Canadian Parliament passed legislation making every May Canadian Jewish Heritage Month.… Read More ›