Rabbinical Courts Rapidly Adding Names to Marriage Blacklists
If people are on the Prevented from Marrying list, neither they nor their children will ever be able to get married in Israel. The… Read More ›
If people are on the Prevented from Marrying list, neither they nor their children will ever be able to get married in Israel. The… Read More ›
Disputes over the military service of haredim are threatening to weaken the governing coalition. The government coalition appears to be headed for trouble over… Read More ›
Weekend sit-down with PM scaled back amid increased tensions over cabinet’s backtrack on pluralistic prayer pavilion at Western Wall Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will… Read More ›
Ultra-Orthodox soldiers denounce High Court’s ruling striking amendment to law on Haredi conscription; ‘trends were positive,’ says Haredi officer, ‘but HCJ is sabotaging it’; ‘Those… Read More ›
Foreign Ministry director Yuval Rotem says Arab pressure that prompted the scrapping of major event in Togo paradoxically shows Jerusalem on the right track … Read More ›
House approves measure calling on president to speak out against hate groups and urging resources for combating racism, anti-Semitism WASHINGTON — Congress has backed… Read More ›
Ex-top staffer discusses Syria, Charlottesville and continued growth of Jihadism. Sebastian Gorka and the Steve Bannon camp still have sway with US President Donald… Read More ›
Palestinian activists in Buenos Aires display posters saying Israeli prime minister wanted for genocide As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu headed toward Argentina overnight Monday,… Read More ›
In the first visit by a sitting Israeli prime minister, Netanyahu will visit Argentina, Colombia and Mexico, where he will meet with state leaders, sign… Read More ›
JTA’s Europe correspondent looks back at his mother’s feminist teachings and wonders how he can equip his daughter to cope in a world that’s unfair… Read More ›
From J Street to the ADL, Jewish groups sound off on the cancellation of the immigration program. NEW YORK – Jewish organizations across the… Read More ›
Communal agencies are helping prepare Florida’s disproportionate number of Jewish elderly for what officials say could be the worst storm to hit the state in… Read More ›
New York – Rosé wines have been all over the news these past 5 years and even more so during the hot season. Sparkling wines… Read More ›
New York – A disbarred U.S. lawyer convicted of impersonating Dead Sea Scrolls scholars in emails on Thursday lost his bid to escape his… Read More ›
Op-ed: Netanyahu can’t have it both ways. He either isn’t powerful enough to have prevented the potentially dangerous MK visit to the Temple Mount, or… Read More ›
Jewish organizations sent out boats to help evacuate victims of torrential rains. Ramit Plusnik-Masti and Rafael Masti woke up at 4:30 on Sunday morning… Read More ›
Spokesperson: Antonio Guterres was confronted by mothers of jailed minors; quotes attributed to secretary-general expressing sympathy are ‘fabricated’ UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres met with… Read More ›
The Wiesenthal Center will make public its top 10 list of antisemitic and anti-Israel cases in December. The international human-rights organization the Simon Wiesenthal… Read More ›
Op-ed: Don’t let the warmer attitude of US Pres. Trump fool you: the US is no more sensitive to Israel’s security needs under him than… Read More ›
New York – With Islamophobic hate crimes on the rise, Muslim leaders are working harder to secure their mosques and institutions. Some are turning… Read More ›