Ill Boy Forced to Stop Treatment Keeping Him Alive, Parents Helpless
A young boy in Israel awaiting a life-saving operation, his parents can’t afford the cost of keeping him alive until then.
A young boy in Israel awaiting a life-saving operation, his parents can’t afford the cost of keeping him alive until then.
Gila Miriam Ghermazi unable to go home due to her severe state of paralysis
“In these days that are in a state of war, G-d forbid, charity saves from death…”
In Israel, the aftermath of terrorist activities has left thousands of young widows and orphans in its wake.
The IDF on Sunday announced that it determined that Daniel was killed in action on October 7th and that Hamas was holding his body. Daniel was the son of Rabbi Doron Perez, the CEO of the World Mizrachi movement.
Canadian Jewish agencies sue over government rules they say have curbed kosher meat production.
Rabbi helps 40 families in need, including a boy unable to continue life-sustaining treatment, in time for the upcoming festival of Purim.
Rabbi David Yosef said that haredim must show that they are also part of Israel's pain and therefore should refrain from public celebrations.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams explains to the Living Lchaim Network's Yaakov Langer that he continues to receive insight from the Rebbe even though he is no longer living.
By spreading her personal story, Ayelet wants to spread awareness.
Danny Cohen, who used to be the BBC director of television, points out the network's most serious issues when it comes to reporting on Israel.
Physicians looking to move to Israel explain how they came to realize where their true home should be.
Rabbi Yuval Cherlow explains how communities should celebrate Purim in light of the tragic effects of the war.
South African Board of Jewish Deputies blasts Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor who announced that dual South African-Israeli citizens who served in the IDF would be arrested.
“In these days that are in a state of war, G-d forbid, charity saves from death…”
Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV), representing over 2,500 traditional, Orthodox rabbis in American public policy, condemns Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer's 'counterproductive interference' in calling for Israeli elections.
A man walking to a screening of a documentary about the October 7th massacre was surrounded and beaten by anti-Israel protesters.
President of local Jewish community says as many as eight to nine antisemitic incidents are reported per day since October 7.
Shifra Apfel doesn’t like to leave Israel. Now she’s been told she can either do so or die.
Nosson Apfel has something embarrassing to admit.
Arutz Sheva has been informed that immense pressure had been put on the NY Police Dept. to cancel the event, because the event and the hosting community have been targeted by violent protest groups.
Saudi Arabia says incident in which Rabbi Abraham Cooper was asked to remove his kippah was a result of a "misunderstanding of internal protocols."
Meny Greenbaum, founder and owner of the Meny Group, spoke to Arutz Sheva – Israel National News on buying real estate in Israel: 'We believe that this is the only place where Jews should be.'
Montana Tucker, Jewish TikTok influencer, slams Jonathan Glazer, Oscar award winner who renounced Judaism because of the war in Gaza
In key opening AIPAC address, Chief Rabbi Goldstein speaks out on suffering inflicted by jihadi terror in Africa, slams global indifference: “black lives don’t matter if they are taken by jihadists in Africa.”
The World Mizrachi Movement has appointed Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon as its new Nasi (President). The internationally acclaimed halachic expert, author, educator and lecturer succeeds Kurt Rothschild, who served as World Mizrachi’s President until his passing in 2022.
Shoshana Dino and her adult son with Down Syndrome live in the heart of Israel, lacking basics.
Doctors have told Shifra Apfel that she must fly to Germany as soon as possible to receive life-saving specialized treatments.
US delegation on religious freedom cuts short its visit to Saudi Arabia after one of its members asked to remove his kippah.
The co-founders of Nefesh B'Nefesh speak about the Medex conference and the importance of encouraging physicians to immigrate to Israel.
In his new song Ani Maamin, singer/songwriter TAI Gerszberg writes about the sadness and broken heartedness that klal Yisroel is experiencing, and at the same time, the unbreakable faith and confidence in Hashem, and brighter days ahead.
During its 47 years of existence, Or Etzion Yeshiva has produced millions of hours of Torah study, however throughout all these years, residences for the married students have not been built on the premises due to various reasons.
Nefesh B’Nefesh, Jewish Agency for Israel, and Israeli ministries inaugurate International Medical Aliyah Program in effort to solve Israel's physician shortage.
Following a wave of antisemitism flooding through New York, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Sitt, rolls out red carpet for Jews.
President of Israel and King of the Netherlands, inaugurated a new Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam. Anti-Zionist organization: 'We filed a request with the police and the ICJ to arrest Herzog for genocide.'
Israel Heritage Foundation calling on Vice President Kamala Harris to apologize after appearing to blame Israel for the “inhumane” conditions in Gaza.
Israeli UN Mission, in Collaboration with Temple Emanu-El and YES Studios, Holds Screening of Film #NOVA about Nova Festival Massacre with UN Ambassadors and Diplomats in Attendance
UN Report on Sexual Violence: Women’s Declaration on International Women’s Day – “We Believe You.”
Dina is heartbroken. And who can blame her?
With hundreds relying on them, a charity organization shared that they are extremely low on funds.
She might be your neighbor, you may have met her on the train, but you would never guess what she’s going through.
Chabad emissaries who thought that their son was fighting in Gaza were overjoyed when he was invited to join them on stage at a dinner in Florida.
A new study shows that the European country of Moldova has trends of antisemitism disproportionate to its size or Jewish population.
Brother of San Diego-area Jewish dentist who was shot dead at his office: Those saying this was not a hate crime need to rethink what they define as hate.
Right now he’s lost his memory and hearing, and they don’t know if he’ll ever be the same.
Golani combat soldier, Shalom Shitrit, who lost a leg in battle, spoke before an audience of 1,000 in New York: 'If you are looking for a way to express gratitude to any of us who are fighting this war, hug your Jewish brothers and sisters.'
In the shadow of antisemitism in Boston, Ribo on his concert at Harvard U.: 'We want our brothers and sisters overseas to know that they are never alone.'
Watch as over six hundred lomdim join together with one voice to complete Shas, channeling the power of Torah.
After a haredi man was stabbed by a 15-year-old and seriously injured, Zurich police upped security around Jewish institutions for fear of antisemitic attacks: 'Another precautionary measure.'
Musician Ari Green's new song 'Hold Me Closer' encapsulates the feelings flowing through the nation - both the pain of the war and the hopes for the future.
Haredi in his 50s stabbed in city of Zurich, suffers serious injuries. Local reports say the assailant, a 15-year-old teen, yelled "death to the Jews" during the attack.
A hasidic rabbi in Ashdod has warned that Jews should only purchase wigs certified not to have been made using hair derived from a ritual head-shaving practiced in India.
Orthodox Jewish dentist killed and two others injured in a shooting in El Cajon, California. The suspect, Mohammed Abdulkareem, was reportedly a former patient. Motive still being investigated.
Jewish organizations in Staten Island take action amid rise in antisemitic incidents in New York following the Hamas massacre of October 7.
Now the tables have been turned, in the most agonizing way.
Recently, the tables have been turned.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announces 54 million pounds in new funding to protect Jewish communities against antisemitism over the next four years.
Rabbi Kotlarsky spoke to Arutz Sheva about the annual conference and the special teen event in Times Square, New York: 'the theme of this year's conference is Count on Me. Every single teen is responsible. He can tip the scale. He can stand up for what's true, for what's good for Judaism, for Israel.'
Ishay Ribo performs for Jewish students from Harvard University as anti-Israel protest rages outside venue.
This Wednesday, the nation comes together to honor the valor and sacrifice of 500 soldiers who are returning home after serving on the front lines in Gaza.