A Jewish future? Only in Israel
Op-ed: Considering soaring assimilation rates, the Jewish population in many countries around the world will likely disappear completely in six or seven generations. Israel is… Read More ›
Op-ed: Considering soaring assimilation rates, the Jewish population in many countries around the world will likely disappear completely in six or seven generations. Israel is… Read More ›
Quebec – B’nai Brith Canada has called on the country’s tax authority to revoke the registration of a pro-Palestinian charity after alleging that it is… Read More ›
Reykjavik – A judicial committee of Iceland’s parliament has recommended scrapping a bill that would ban the nonmedical circumcision of boys. Lawmakers from four… Read More ›
Op-ed: It would be very dangerous to see Jewish actress’s defiant move as a passing episode or meaningless provocation. She is a symbol of dramatic… Read More ›
Running through the end of July, the hit play about three generations of a dysfunctional Jewish clan is a sometimes true, always poignant, airing of… Read More ›
Supreme Court President Esther Hayut conditioned confab with Netanyahu on postponing ministerial decision on controversial legislation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his coalition partners… Read More ›
A look at how the Jewish state’s bold and ambitious approach to life made it a high-tech superpower. Earlier this year, Education Minister Naftali… Read More ›
In a special op-ed published simultaneously by Yedioth Ahronoth and some of the world’s leading newspapers ahead of Israel’s 70th Independence Day, President Reuven Rivlin… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Yisrael Helprin was named for the Jewish state because they were born on the same day 70 years ago. Before he was… Read More ›
90-year-old Chanan Rapaport recalls his days as a fighter in the pre-state era. His mission almost failed, under the light of a full moon.… Read More ›
Following Jewish community protests, lawmakers rail against their own party, accusing leadership of failing to tackle anti-Semitism within its ranks British Labour lawmakers, along… 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 ›