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Supreme Ct. Justice Hendel: 'Maimonides remains a guiding light'

Supreme Court Justice at 10th Rambam Conference: "Hard to believe that one person managed all that Rambam achieved."

A father's story:

Fight for justice against Iranian terror

Iran can be made to pay for sponsoring terror, How Stephen Flatow won the fight to make Iran pay for murdering his daughter. Review.

Beit El's upbeat Local Council Head: 'Come visit us on Passover'

Arutz Sheva interivews Shai Alon, indefatigable head of Beit El's Local Council, who welcomes readers to the thriving town.

World famous Israeli mathematician to receive 2018 Israel Prize

Prof. Alex Lubotzky: 'We have become a world superpower in Mathematics. We have many, many reasons to be proud of our small country.'

Coco Schumann, jazz legend and survivor, dies at 93

He played at the entrance to Auschwitz, horror mingling with the music, later playing with Dietrich and Fitzgerald. The Jewish People lives.

Toby Willig, beloved Emunah leader, passes away in Jerusalem

Jerusalem and Emunah will miss the idealistic and indefatigable Toby, initiator of many projects and good deeds. Funeral details below.

Art as an aid to psychological healing

The Rogatchi Foundation's recent art donation to Haifa's Rambam Medical Center - a model of caring in memory of their daughter.

Israeli light in a Jaffa gallery - and at the Venice Biennale

Ariella Wertheimer's art has gone global. She tells Arutz Sheva about her lightboxes and grids, Zionism and even Rabbi Kook in Jaffa.

'It's a good thing your Anglo parents made you speak English'

Acute lack of male religious English teachers for Israeli yeshiva high schools. Moreshet Ya'akov came up with the solution.

Meet Min. Ayoub Kara: 'The most Zionist non-Jew in the world'

Israel finally has a Communications Minister - and he is the 1st Druze MK to have a ministerial portfolio. He is also 1st in other things.

Hundreds of youth at seminar in memory of Rabbi Shagar

Many Anglos have not heard of the brilliant, original thinker who reconciled postmodernity and strict halakhic observance. They soon will.

A Zionist Opera in Jerusalem

Intrepid, the Saga of the NILI Spy Ring, brings the Balfour Declaration period to life with all the trappings of real opera - in English.

Gush Etzion's all-women theater group does it again

'Ruth and Naomi in the fields of Bethlehem,' produced by Raise your Spirits Theater, is another example of the spirit of Gush Etzion.

Tisha B'Av: Mourning the Holy Temples' destruction

The solemn fast of the 9th of Av is the day of mourning for the loss of the Temples, but also a day of anticipating Redemption.

Brexit Aftermath overshadows Labour anti-Semitism

Anti-Semitism expert warns interest in Labour anti-Semitism has largely vanished, but the Jews hatred itself is still flourishing.

Italian 'Friends of Israel' prize to Giulio Meotti

Arutz Sheva columnist and Il Foglio writer receives Journalism Prize from Italy-Israel friendship association.

New light on the story of Raoul Wallenberg?

Raoul Wallenberg International Roundtable in Budapest held to coordinate efforts in a last attempt to solve the mystery.

Shalom Aleichem comes to 2016 Tel Aviv

Arutz Sheva attends Tel Aviv Festival held in the writer's memory and watches the 1939 Yiddish film Tevye. No fiddlers on the roof.

Europe, refugees, Jews and Israel

Where is Europe headed? And how will that affect its Jews?

Will Raoul Wallenberg's fate finally become known?

New initiative launched to find out the truth about the brave Swedish diplomat who saved tens of thousands of Jews in WWII.

Emunah Israel: 80 years of unstinting dedication

Min.Naftali Bennett: 'Emunah combines the professionalism of a hi-tech firm...with the dedication of a mother.'

'Do a Lady J – and do it right away!'

An evening of tribute is held in Jerusalem to Lady Amelie Jacobovits, featuring a film and book in her memory.

Rambam Conference at the Kinneret

Hundreds learn new aspects of Maimonides' work at a three day conference in Tiberias.

Empowering Jewish women in times of sorrow

Hundreds of young women meet, on the original date, at the hall at which the Litman-Bigel wedding was to take place.

Ioanina: Preserving remnants of a Jewish community

In a small Greek city, a Romanioti Jew dedicated to preserving the history of this unique, ancient Diaspora community.

'Lessons of Survival' to be Screened in Israel

Film based on never released talks with Simon Wiesenthal to be featured in Israel at the 10 year memorial of his death.

Arutz Sheva Exclusive

Yossi Dagan: Man Fronting the Battle for Samaria

New Samaria Regional Authority head shares his hopes for Israel's ancestral and strategic heartland; 'Obama can't dictate to us.'

Counting the Stars in Gush Etzion

A dramatic, original musical about the courage of the first Jew produced by the women's English theater group of Gush Etzion.

The Sigd - Brought to Israel by Beta Israel

Fasting, prayer, love of Zion and festivities: how Ethiopia's Beta Israel Jews enriched Israeli Jewish life with a unique, ancient festival.

Quiet Zionists: The Druze of Israel

Who are the Druze? An enlightening talk with a Druze leader, former MK Ayoub Kara - and his combat soldier nephew, Majid.

Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah Starts Tonight

Arutz Sheva wishes you a festive end of holiday season, with Shmini Atzeret prayers and lots of Simchat Torah dancing.

Exclusive to Arutz Sheva

Dep. Min of Religion on The Conversion Controversy

Dept. Minister of Religions, MK Rabbi Eli Ben-Dahan, says there is only one way to diffuse the crisis threatening to split the Jewish world.

French Jewish Assets Say 'Adieu' to France

As French Jews flee rising anti-Semitism and a tanking economy, Arutz Sheva finds out what happened to $1.4 billion of French Jewish assets.

US MDA Raises $8 Million for Israel Emergency Aid

American Magen David Adom meets the challenge of rescue services in wartime.

Kinneret Swimathon to Aid Special Needs

The annual women's swimathon to aid the mainstreaming of young adults with special needs will take place on Friday.

"The Lessons of Survival"

Arutz Sheva speaks to Dr. Inna Rogatchi, writer, film-maker and photographer, whose latest project is a film starring. Simon Weisenthal.

Conference: No Need to Reconcile Torah, Science

Jerusalem College of Technology Conference sheds fascinating light on current philosophic and practical aspects of Judaism and Science.

Preserving Israel's History:

Battling to Save Historic Jewish Sites in Tel Aviv

The new Tel Aviv-Yafo Heritage Fund, founded by post-hesder students, is fighting profiteers to save three historic 19th century synagogues.

Rabbanit Bracha Kapach z"l, Queen Mother in Israel

It is a month since the passing of Rabbanit Bracha Kapach z"l,Jerusalem's "woman of valor" whose presence will be sorely missed

A New "J'Accuse"

Meotti Interview: The Vatican Against Israel

Arutz Sheva interviews its well-known columnist on his book accusing the Vatican of blatant anti-Zionism, acting as an ally of the PLO.