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Murder victim's body arrives in US:

American Jew murdered in Turkey to be buried in New York today

The battle to ensure a Jewish burial for murdered Yitzhak Alishayiv was won when the Duvi Honig of the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce used his contacts to overcome bureaucratic hurdles in Turkey and the US.

American Jew murdered in Turkey to be buried in New York today

Despite 'reconciliation'

New Syrian regime confiscates Jewish properties

New Syrian regime transfers homes belonging to Jews who left the country to local residents.

New Syrian regime confiscates Jewish properties

Senior US Rabbi: 'From Jerusalem, we derive strength to continue'

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit, Rabbi Eli Weinstock highlighted Jerusalem’s enduring role as a source of unity and strength, reflecting on recent tragedies and triumphs, he emphasized resilience, connection, and hope for a 'new day.'

Senior US Rabbi: 'From Jerusalem, we derive strength to continue'

Aspiring US politician:

October 7 sparked a new generation of Zionists

Aspiring US politician Debra Lea says that 10/7 Hamas massacre ignited a renewed sense of Jewish identity among young US Jews, her political journey began with a commitment to defend Israel and strengthen Zionism.

October 7 sparked a new generation of Zionists

Watch live:

Thousands march in New York City in support of Israel

40,000+ marchers are expected to turn up on New York's 5th Avenue to showcase the American Jewish community’s bond with Israel and call to bring the hostages home!

Thousands march in New York City in support of Israel

ZOA President:

You cannot make deals with evil – Iran must be defeated

Speaking at an Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit ZOA President Mort Klein warned against negotiations with Iran, which he called 'monstrous terrorists', and also sounded the alarm on the decline of American Jewry.

You cannot make deals with evil – Iran must be defeated

Rabbi David Katz: 'We don’t just accomplish—we do'

At the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit, Rabbi David Katz praises steadfast support for Israel, honoring leaders and friends devoted to the Jewish people and the Land of Israel.

Rabbi David Katz: 'We don’t just accomplish—we do'

Disaster Management Expert:

Israel sets global standard in disaster response

Talking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva summit, disaster management expert Mati Goldstein highlights Israel's international leadership in crisis response and the vital role of global Jewish solidarity.

Israel sets global standard in disaster response

US Holocaust Memorial Council Member

October 7 was “The Last Holocaust"

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit, IHF Honorary Chairman Jonathan Burkan recounts his recent visit to Israel, meetings with hostages' families, praises Trump's leadership in securing release of Edan Alexander.

October 7 was “The Last Holocaust"

When Israeli doctors say "Impossible"

When the doctors at Hadassah Hospital fell silent after reviewing a 9-year-old girl's latest scans last week, her parents knew something had changed

When Israeli doctors say "Impossible"

Stanley Stern:

Qatari influence threatens US-Israel support

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva summit, NORPAC's Stanley Stern cautioned about shifting political dynamics in Washington, calls on pro-Israel community to intensify efforts to preserve bipartisan support for Israel.

Qatari influence threatens US-Israel support

Dr. Joseph Frager:

'Judea and Samaria is our heartland – we must never let it go'

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation & Arutz Sheva Summit in New York, Dr. Joseph Frager emphasizes the centrality of Judea and Samaria to Israel’s future, calls Hamas “a blip in history,” and praises American support for Israel’s security.

'Judea and Samaria is our heartland – we must never let it go'

Consul General Akunis in NY:

'We returned to our old homeland, we will not withdraw again'

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation & Arutz Sheva summit in New York, Consul General Ofir Akunis praises the improving atmosphere in New York City for Israeli events and reaffirms Israel’s commitment to its ancient homeland.

'We returned to our old homeland, we will not withdraw again'

Yisrael Ganz:

'We will win this war because we are united, like Jerusalem'

Yisrael Ganz, head of Binyamin Regional Council, speaks in NYC after the terror attack in Bruchin, and urges applying Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. "When we stand together, no one can fight with us."

'We will win this war because we are united, like Jerusalem'

Shira urgently needs life-saving care - this is how you can help

"I know Shira and her family personally. They need our help. Every donation can truly save her life."

Shira urgently needs life-saving care - this is how you can help

Miki Zohar in NYC:

'Israel chooses action — we'll defeat Hamas and stop Iran'

At Israel Heritage Foundation & Arutz Sheva summit in New York, Culture Minister Miki Zohar delivers forceful speech declaring Israel’s strategic resolve in Gaza and warning the free world of Iran’s global threat.

'Israel chooses action — we'll defeat Hamas and stop Iran'

'Nakba Day' graffiti targets Jewish building in Manchester

Manchester building housing Jewish businesses defaced with "Happy Nakba Day" graffiti and red paint. The Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester condemns the antisemitic act.

'Nakba Day' graffiti targets Jewish building in Manchester

Australia:

CCTV footage shows synagogue arsonists in coordinated attack

Authorities link December arson at Melbourne synagogue to broader crime spree; call for public assistance as terrorism investigation intensifies.

CCTV footage shows synagogue arsonists in coordinated attack

Deputy Knesset Speaker:

'Severe infringement' on Jewish religious freedom in Belgium

Deputy Knesset Speaker, MK Rabbi Moshe Roth, urgently appeals to Belgian Ambassador and FM Sa'ar following seizure of milah instruments in Antwerp

'Severe infringement' on Jewish religious freedom in Belgium

Trump Admin supports Jewish professor’s lawsuit against CUNY

Trump Admin files statement of interest in federal court supporting a lawsuit brought by Jewish Studies Center at Hunter College chair Leah Garrett over antisemitic incidents on campus following the October 2023 Hamas attacks.

Trump Admin supports Jewish professor’s lawsuit against CUNY

Douglas Murray to Arutz Sheva:

'No hierarchy of hostages, no excuse for antisemitism'

At the European Jewish Association (EJA) conference in Madrid, author and commentator Douglas Murray delivered a powerful defense of Israel's right to self-defense and condemned what he called the 'triple standard' applied to the Jewish state.

'No hierarchy of hostages, no excuse for antisemitism'

The terrifying race these parents are running

Gila must receive the surgery soon, or she will no longer qualify.

The terrifying race these parents are running

Outrage in Antwerp:

Police raid mohels' homes, confiscate knives

Police confiscated all circumcision knives, demand to receive names of boys whom they circumcised in the past year.

Police raid mohels' homes, confiscate knives

Munich 1972:

Western intelligence aided Israel’s hunt for Munich terrorists

Newly uncovered documents highlight international cooperation behind Israel’s pursuit of justice for murdered athletes at 1972 Munich Olympic Games.

Western intelligence aided Israel’s hunt for Munich terrorists

Inowłódź, Poland

Historic Inowłódź synagogue severely damaged in fire

Rare 19th-century synagogue in Inowłódź, Poland, which survived the Holocaust and preserved Jewish architectural elements and inscriptions, and now operates as a supermarket, sustained major fire damage.

Historic Inowłódź synagogue severely damaged in fire

Nazi themed lego-type figures at AliExpress

AliExpress has allowed a seller to promote Nazi lego style figures as toys for children. Complaints have elicited no change so far.

Nazi themed lego-type figures at AliExpress

Children in Beitar on the brink of losing both parents

Their father, a computer worker and sole caregiver, is now critically ill, his lungs filled with fluid that doctors have been unable to drain

Children in Beitar on the brink of losing both parents

For the first time in nearly 500 years:

Jew appointed Regius Professor of Hebrew at Cambridge

For the first time since Henry VIII created the role, a Jew will helm Hebrew studies at Cambridge.

Jew appointed Regius Professor of Hebrew at Cambridge

Rabbi Menachem Margolin:

European governments continue to ignore the threat

EJA Chairman Rabbi Menachem Margolin warns that Jewish communities feel increasingly unsafe and are leaving Europe as governments continue to ignore the threat.

European governments continue to ignore the threat

Yeshiva University rescinds approval for LGBTQ+ student club

Yeshiva University claims LGBTQ+ club violated agreement allowing its recognition, club promises to continue operating as usual after it is disbanded.

Yeshiva University rescinds approval for LGBTQ+ student club

Watch:

Residents of Edan Alexander's hometown wait for his release

Residents of Tenafly, New Jersey, the hometown of American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander, gathered in the early morning hours to wait for his expected release.

Residents of Edan Alexander's hometown wait for his release

Survey:

Europe facing antisemitism crisis, survey reveals

New European Jewish Association's survey reveals dramatic rise in antisemitism across Europe, with Gaza conflict and media coverage cited as major catalysts, calls on governments to take immediate action to protect Jewish communities.

Europe facing antisemitism crisis, survey reveals

German tourists violently attack Israelis in Budapest

Eight Israelis physically attacked by drunk German tourists, who also shouted antisemitic threats, 'We were attacked without any provocation, just because we are Jews.'

German tourists violently attack Israelis in Budapest

New Program

How Women are Mastering Hilchos Shabbos Around the World

Online Program Based on HaGaon Rabbi Berkovits’s Renowned Curriculum.

How Women are Mastering Hilchos Shabbos Around the World

Trump antisemitism envoy to attend NYC Jerusalem conference

Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, Trump's nominee for US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, will attend the Jerusalem Conference in New York on May 18 at the Fifth Avenue Synagogue in Manhattan.

Trump antisemitism envoy to attend NYC Jerusalem conference

While on vacation

Jewish-American photographer murdered in Turkey

The Upper West Side's Congregation Heichal Moshe seeks immediate repatriation of body of Yitzhak Alishayiv, a custodian at the synagogue, after he was murdered by a bed and breakfast owner in Turkey.

Jewish-American photographer murdered in Turkey

Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer passes away at 103

Margot Friedländer, a Holocaust survivor and witness to Nazi persecution, dies away at 103. Known for her advocacy and role in Holocaust remembrance, she was honored with Germany's highest recognition.

Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer passes away at 103

GOP Congressman places 'Hebrew Hammer' Mezuzah at office entrance

The mezuzah, designed in the shape of a hammer with "Hebrew Hammer" inscription, reflects the nickname of newly elected Congressman Randy Fine as a determined fighter against antisemitism; Chairman of Republicans Overseas Israel: "An important symbolic act highlighting the significance of proud Jewish identity in the face of growing antisemitism."

GOP Congressman places 'Hebrew Hammer' Mezuzah at office entrance

Tunisia:

Jewish man attacked with axe days before El-Ghriba pilgrimage

Jewish jeweler wounded in an axe attack on Tunisia’s Djerba Island just days ahead of the Lag Ba’Omer pilgrimage to the ancient El-Ghriba synagogue. Motive remains unclear.

Jewish man attacked with axe days before El-Ghriba pilgrimage

80 years after WWII

7 largest Jewish communities report unprecedented antisemitism

On 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, new J7 report unveils dramatic surge in antisemitic incidents in seven largest Jewish communities outside Israel, driven by fallout from Oct. 7 atrocities.

7 largest Jewish communities report unprecedented antisemitism

Hate crimes in Toronto at record high, Jews main target

Toronto Police Service data shows 19% rise in hate crimes from 2023 to 2024, 203% rise since 2014. 40% of hate crimes targeted Jews.

Hate crimes in Toronto at record high, Jews main target

London:

Police block anti-Israel protest over antisemitism fears

Demonstration by anti-Zionist group banned from Swiss Cottage amid fears over rising antisemitic tensions and public order disturbances.

Police block anti-Israel protest over antisemitism fears

'5 Jews:'

Bowling alley workers fired for antisemitism toward Jewish teens

The screen at the Antwerp bowling alley displayed the label '5 Jews' and the kippah-wearing youths reported that the employees deliberately ignored the Jewish customers while providing services for all other customers.

Bowling alley workers fired for antisemitism toward Jewish teens

Help the orphans:

Global Jewish unity: Aiding children of suicide-homicide tragedy

In an inspiring turn, the global Jewish community has begun to unite to help the Chamadani children.

Global Jewish unity: Aiding children of suicide-homicide tragedy

Race Against Time:

Rabbis: Ensure Jewish soldiers are buried with honor

With Ukraine's military standardizing cremation, the two rabbis discussed emergency protocols, including Shabbat exceptions, to ensure Jewish war casualties receive burial in line with halakha.

Rabbis: Ensure Jewish soldiers are buried with honor

Rabbi Marvin Hier:

'We must not repeat the mistakes of the past'

Drawing a direct line between past and present, Simon Wiesenthal Center's Rabbi Marvin Hier, warns of complacency in the face of antisemitism, underscores the enduring necessity of a strong and sovereign State of Israel.

'We must not repeat the mistakes of the past'

Jerusalem Conference in NYC:

Strengthening global Jewish unity

Captivity survivor and public figures to participate in Jerusalem Conference in New York City.

Strengthening global Jewish unity

The 'punishment' for those who ordered an antisemitic sign

Barstool President Dave Portnoy was infuriated at a group of young customers who ordered a sign cursing the Jews. At first, he wanted to ruin their lives, but decided to turn the incident into a learning experience.

The 'punishment' for those who ordered an antisemitic sign

Grave desecration:

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital in Damascus renovated

Syrian authorities renovate grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital in Damascus, two days after discovering that unknown individuals had desecrated the holy site.

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital in Damascus renovated

Israelis expelled from a restaurant in Naples

Israeli tourists were expelled from a restaurant in downtown Naples, Italy, in a show of 'resisting Israeli apartheid.'

Israelis expelled from a restaurant in Naples

The Best Tribute To The Fallen:

Ensure More Soldiers Return Home Safely

Our soldiers are facing a critical summer of combat - and heat

Ensure More Soldiers Return Home Safely

Chabad emissary to Florida

Rabbi Sholom Dovber Lipskar dies at 78

Rabbi Sholom Dovber Lipskar, visionary leader of The Shul of Bal Harbour and founder of the Aleph Institute, dies at age 78. A driving force in Jewish outreach and education, he leaves a lasting legacy in South Florida and across the United States.

Rabbi Sholom Dovber Lipskar dies at 78

Revealed:

Alexander Modebadze and Meni Hidhra victims of twin LA murders

The two Israeli businessmen were murdered hours apart in same LA neighborhood; with one held captive for hours and beaten to death.

Alexander Modebadze and Meni Hidhra victims of twin LA murders

Trump appoints eight new members to Holocaust Memorial Council

Among the new appointees are real estate developer Alex Witkoff and radio host Sid Rosenberg.

Trump appoints eight new members to Holocaust Memorial Council

Jewish Conservative commentator David Horowitz dead at 86

David Horowitz Freedom Center announces that its founder and namesake has passed away after a battle with cancer. Horowitz was a Marxist in his youth before becoming a prolific conservative writer.

Jewish Conservative commentator David Horowitz dead at 86

Help Sruli & Esther Save Their Only Child

Esther & Sruli were ecstatic at the birth of their only child, born after five years of yearning.

Help Sruli & Esther Save Their Only Child

US Jews worry Trump's changes may change milk's kosher status

Could changes at the FDA call the kosher status of milk into question? Many are asking.

US Jews worry Trump's changes may change milk's kosher status

NYPD investigating clashes between protesters in Crown Heights

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced that the NYPD was investigating clashes that ensued when anti-Israel protesters arrived in Crown Heights, including two instances of harassment by pro-Israel protesters.

NYPD investigating clashes between protesters in Crown Heights

Your help is needed

Chaya Bas Tzipora needs life-saving treatment, can’t wait

URGENT CAMPAIGN FOR 3 YEAR OLD CHILD: We did everything we can. We davened. We cried. And now we’ve found a chance—a special treatment in the United States

Chaya Bas Tzipora needs life-saving treatment, can’t wait

Russia:

Muslim businessman funds construction of new synagogue

Billionaire Suleyman Kerimov, an influential local businessman, decided to donate a substantial sum to the Jewish complex in the Republic of Dagestan, which will be called "Jerusalem of Darbent."

Muslim businessman funds construction of new synagogue

She needs help to move!

Gila Ghermiza, is immobilized by ALS

As a mother and grandmother incapacitated by ALS, Ghermiza’s family cares for her with befitting dignity and devotion. They need help!

Gila Ghermiza, is immobilized by ALS

Holocaust education worldwide:

Building a Strong Jewish Identity - From the Horrors

In another episode of "Jewish-Share", Orli Barnett from the Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre talks with Yad Vashem's Shani Farhi Lourie on differences in Israel and the Diaspora in instilling memory and lessons from the Holocaust.

Building a Strong Jewish Identity - From the Horrors

Help the children:

Parents found dead, four young orphans alone

The children are in a state of pain and confusion, without anyone to care for them

Parents found dead, four young orphans alone

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital desecrated in Damascus

Unknown individuals break into Jewish cemetery in Damascus, desecrate grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital, a renowned Kabbalist and disciple of Arizal.

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital desecrated in Damascus

Sa’ar to Gov. Shapiro:

'Attack on your family is an attack on Jews everywhere'

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar speaks to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, condemns the arson at his home as “an attack on Jews everywhere,” and invites Shapiro to Israel.

'Attack on your family is an attack on Jews everywhere'

Exposed:

Who’s Really Behind the Anti-Vote Campaign in Haredi Communities

Investigative Report: Conservative Movement rargeting haredi communities in secret campaign.

Who’s Really Behind the Anti-Vote Campaign in Haredi Communities

During Ben-Gvir's visit

Watch: Chabad hassidim clash with anti-Israel protesters

Anti-Israel protesters gathered outside the Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters in Brooklyn to protest a speech by Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

Watch: Chabad hassidim clash with anti-Israel protesters

NYC:

Posters of Holocaust survivors torn down

Unknown vandals tore down posters featuring Holocaust survivors alongside celebrities in New York City.

Posters of Holocaust survivors torn down

At Auschwitz-Birkenau

WJC debuts student art exhibition on Holocaust memory

World Jewish Congress unveils #WeRemember Journeys, a student art exhibition at Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum. Featuring works from 13 schools in 10 countries, it reflects youth interpretations of Holocaust memory and its moral lessons.

WJC debuts student art exhibition on Holocaust memory

Historic:

Amsterdam Mayor apologizes for city's WWII role against Jews

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema publicly apologizes for the city’s active complicity in the Holocaust, acknowledging that local authorities aided Nazi efforts during World War II.

Amsterdam Mayor apologizes for city's WWII role against Jews

New data:

Antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands soar to record levels

A record 421 antisemitic incidents were recorded in the Netherlands in 2024, marking an 11% rise over the previous high. Dutch watchdog CIDI warns the nation is facing an antisemitism crisis requiring urgent action.

Antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands soar to record levels

Danny Danon:

'80 years have passed, but the hate is still here'

Israel's Ambassador to UN Danny Danon says that once you go into Auschwitz you walk out a different person: 'we are lucky that there are still survivors who can share what happened here.'

'80 years have passed, but the hate is still here'

Long Island synagogue cancels Ben-Gvir speaking engagement

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's scheduled speech at the Young Israel of Woodmere was canceled just two days in advance due to a death in the rabbi's family.

Long Island synagogue cancels Ben-Gvir speaking engagement

Jewish schools see 84% surge in security costs post-October 7th

Teach Coalition report highlights sharp rise in security spending at Jewish schools in wake of anti-semitic threats.

Jewish schools see 84% surge in security costs post-October 7th

Watch:

Captivity and Holocaust survivors march together in Aushwitz

Marking 80 years since liberation, Israeli President Herzog and Polish President Duda to lead March of the Living alongside 80 Holocaust survivors and 10 freed October 7 hostages.

Captivity and Holocaust survivors march together in Aushwitz

Read the letter:

“Shattered” Family Grabs Attention Of Generation’s Leading Rabbis

When two great rabbis take time out of their busy day to hand-write a lengthy letter, the matter at hand must be important.

“Shattered” Family Grabs Attention Of Generation’s Leading Rabbis

'Ani Maamin'

The song of hope and faith born on the train to Treblinka

On Holocaust Memorial Day, the story of the popular 'Ani Maamin' tune takes on new meaning as a song of faith and hope - and as one devoted hasid's last gift to his beloved rebbe and the Jewish world.

The song of hope and faith born on the train to Treblinka

Yale:

Anti-Israel encampment returns to campus exactly 1 year later

Anti-Israel protesters rebuild encampment 1 year to the day after the previous encampment, blocking and making antisemitic taunts at Jewish students to protest off-campus visit by Itamar Ben--Gvir.

Anti-Israel encampment returns to campus exactly 1 year later

Sharon Osbourne:

Band should lose US visas after anti-Israel Coachella performance

Jewish celebrities are condemning Irish band Kneecap after it projected anti-Israel messages on stage and led the crowd at the Coachella music festival in an anti-Israel chant.

Band should lose US visas after anti-Israel Coachella performance

Sa'ar:

'Millions of Jews cried out for help, no one came, Never again'

Foreign Minisgter Gideon Sa’ar at the Holocaust Remembrance Day Ceremony with Foreign Ambassadors at the Foreign Ministry. 'We will not allow the new antisemites to rob us of our right to self-defense.'

'Millions of Jews cried out for help, no one came, Never again'

RAA thanks Trump for 'decisive action against antisemitism'

The Rabbinical Alliance of America, representing over 950 Orthodox rabbis across North America, lauds administration's ' practical measures that have had a real-world impact' against antisemitism and protect the ideals of America.

RAA thanks Trump for 'decisive action against antisemitism'

Repeat the Success

“Keep Our Soldiers Cool” Movement gearing up for summer heat

This summer we expect to receive over 100 requests for air conditioning units from soldiers on active duty

“Keep Our Soldiers Cool” Movement gearing up for summer heat

Nearly all Holocaust survivors could die within next 15 years

Half of Holocaust survivors alive today will be dead in 6 years, nearly all will be dead within 15 years, new analysis finds.

Nearly all Holocaust survivors could die within next 15 years

Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir:

'Out of the abyss, Holocaust survivors built us a national home'

'Our duty is to provide every citizen of Israel with protection and security, while preserving the memory of the Holocaust as a testimony and heritage for future generations,' says Chief of Staff Zamir.

'Out of the abyss, Holocaust survivors built us a national home'

Vice Chair. of Betar Worldwide:

'Two ways to fight antisemitism - fight or flight'

Ronn Torossian, Vice Chair. of Betar Worldwide & Chair. of Betar US: We are living in very dark days for the Jewish people. Ultimately, the Jewish people will only be safe here in Israel.

'Two ways to fight antisemitism - fight or flight'

CVJ:

'Progressive rabbis choose Progressivism over Judaism'

The Coalition for Jewish Values, which represents over 2,500 traditional Orthodox rabbis in America, condemned the 3 non-Orthodox denominations for opposing the Trump Administration's efforts to combat campus antisemitism.

'Progressive rabbis choose Progressivism over Judaism'

Ukraine:

Firebomb hurled at synagogue

Firebomb hurled at synagogue in Kryvyi Rih in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast as Passover ends.

Firebomb hurled at synagogue

Days before US trip:

Brooklyn event featuring Itamar Ben-Gvir cancelled

The benefit event for Chabad of Hebron that was supposed to be hosted by Beis Shmuel Chabad in Crown Heights was canceled shortly after it was announced.

Brooklyn event featuring Itamar Ben-Gvir cancelled

Watch:

Funeral of Rabbi Meir Mazuz

Thousands pay their last respects to Rabbi Mazuz, the founder and head of the Kisei Rahamim Yeshiva and one of the leaders of the Sephardi-haredi community.

Funeral of Rabbi Meir Mazuz

Rabbi Mazuz to be laid to rest; Bnei Brak roads closed

The funeral of Rabbi Meir Mazuz, head of the Kisei Rahamim Yeshiva, who passed away on the seventh day of Passover, will be held in Bnei Brak at noon on Sunday. Thousands are expected to attend.

Rabbi Mazuz to be laid to rest; Bnei Brak roads closed

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Wishing a joyous holiday to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening, resumes Saturday evening.

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Violent incident that ignites tensions in Crown Heights

After a Jewish resident was filmed pushing an African-American man in a wheelchair, a protest rally is being held calling for unity. The Jewish community condemns the act.

Violent incident that ignites tensions in Crown Heights

Six months after his murder:

Baby girl born to murdered Chabad emissary

Wife of murdered Chabad-Lubavitch emissary Rabbi Zvi Kogan gives birth to the couple's firstborn daughter, six months after her husband's brutal murder.

Baby girl born to murdered Chabad emissary

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Hallel prayer with Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu in Hebron

An emotional service is taking place at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron with the participation of thousands of worshippers.

Hallel prayer with Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu in Hebron

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PM quizzes Jewish children on Passover customs

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets Jewish children at his official residence and speaks with them about Passover customs.

PM quizzes Jewish children on Passover customs

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Wishing a joyous Passover holiday to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening, resumes Sunday evening.

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Jewish group urges Red Cross to help hostages observe Passover

Ayelet Hashachar on the International Committee of the Red Cross to facilitate delivery of matzahs to the hostages still held in Gaza for Passover.

Jewish group urges Red Cross to help hostages observe Passover

PM's Passover blessing:

'The Almighty and our soldiers save us from our enemies' hands'

Prime Minister Netanyahu publishes video message with a special blessing ahead of ther Passover festival. 'Wwe are the generation of resurrection. The generation of victory.'

'The Almighty and our soldiers save us from our enemies' hands'

At Main March of the Living:

Ex-hostage Agam Berger and Daniel Weiss to perform together

The October 7 Delegation to the March of the Living will be led by Menomadin Foundation Founder and President Haim Taib and World Zionist Organization Chairman Yaakov Hagoel.

Ex-hostage Agam Berger and Daniel Weiss to perform together

Important

2 Great Rabbis Join Forces To Save 10 Children

Rabbis Shimon Galai and Yitzchak Kolodetzky are calling on the public to come to their aid and provide for a widow and 10 children.

2 Great Rabbis Join Forces To Save 10 Children

You can help:

The family that is so poor, they don’t own closets

When people came to comfort the Nimni whose father died very suddenly, they discovered that there was so much more to the story

The family that is so poor, they don’t own closets

Bring joy to bereaved families:

'I realize that my Stav, she will never come back'

This upcoming Passover will be the first holiday without him. Every time I think about it, I feel like I can’t breathe. How?

'I realize that my Stav, she will never come back'

Support wounded heroes:

When the burn wounds heal, it’s not over

NLM: Most of the burn injuries were combined with other injuries, with burn recovery lasting four to five years

When the burn wounds heal, it’s not over

IDF prepares for Passover:

Over 100 tons of matzah for soldiers

Tens of thousands of Haggadot and kosher for Passover food packages delivered to soldiers serving on all fronts.

Over 100 tons of matzah for soldiers

FOX to premier documentary on YU basketball team post 10.7

'Rebound: A Year of Triumph and Tragedy at Yeshiva University Basketball' follows the Yeshiva University Maccabees Basketball Team in the aftermath of the October 7th Attacks

FOX to premier documentary on YU basketball team post 10.7

80 Years After the Holocaust:

Kosher food in the town next to Auschwitz

For the first time since the Holocaust: The Jewish center in Oświęcim, near the Auschwitz extermination camp, will offer kosher meals.

Kosher food in the town next to Auschwitz

'Jewish children have rights, too'

In response to attacks on Jewish children worldwide, B’nai B’rith Portugal and the International Observatory of Human Rights release book highlighting the universal rights of children.

'Jewish children have rights, too'

Kupat Yerushalayim update

Additional Rabbanim join the cause

As Support for Kupat Yerushalayim takes root, new Roshei Yeshiva join; including a Gabbai

Additional Rabbanim join the cause

Help the Nimnis

The family that lost everything in 60 seconds

Witnesses describe the scene as traumatic, with family members frozen in shock.

The family that lost everything in 60 seconds

Jewish visitors to Auschwitz can now buy kosher food

80 years after Auschwitz, kosher food will be sold in its town of Oświęcim.

Jewish visitors to Auschwitz can now buy kosher food

Netanyahu meets Hungarian Jews, emphasizes faith and unity

Prime Minister Netanyahu meets with Hungary’s Jewish leadership in Budapest, stressing Israel’s resolve to return all hostages and win its current war. His wife, Sara Netanyahu, shares her emotional strength and dedication to families, children, and the hostages.

Netanyahu meets Hungarian Jews, emphasizes faith and unity

Help Torah education

Don't donate – just vote!

One click can direct billions to strengthen Torah, support families, and shape Israel's future!

Don't donate – just vote!

Colorado synagogue vandalized, authorities seek suspect

Police in Aurora, Colorado searching for a suspect who vandalized the Ohr Avner Synagogue by throwing rocks and shattering windows. The Jewish community, previously targeted by antisemitic incidents, remains committed to staying despite threats.

Colorado synagogue vandalized, authorities seek suspect

In meeting with IHF

Mayor Adams promises enhanced Passover safety

Rabbi David Katz, Rabbi Dr. Joseph Frager, and Jonathan Burkan of the Israel Heritage Foundation meet New York Mayor Eric Adams, presenting him with Shemurah Matzah. Mayor Adams, in turn, promises enhanced police presence for a safe Passover.

Mayor Adams promises enhanced Passover safety

Help heroes heal

For severely injured soldiers, the road to recovery is painful

Shomrei Yisrael is sending help for Pesach to severely wounded soldiers on the long journey of healing. Join in!

For severely injured soldiers, the road to recovery is painful

NYPD boosting security for synagogues ahead of Passover

Hate crimes against Jews 'jump off the page' and account for 62% of all hate crimes in NYC, says the commanding officer of the NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force.

NYPD boosting security for synagogues ahead of Passover

Benny’s mother pleads:

Help me save my child!

Desperate and brokenhearted, they got a small ray of hope: there is a surgical protocol that might save his life.

Help me save my child!

Israel and Diaspora Jews:

Studying the complexity to deepen the connection

In this episode of 'Jewish-Share,' Dr. Idana Goldberg, CEO of the Russell Berrie Foundation, and philanthropist and activist Daniel Goldman met virtually to discuss the gaps between Israel and Diaspora Jews and how to bridge those gaps.

Studying the complexity to deepen the connection

The Jewish org. turning in Israel haters to the Trump admin.

Betar USA has been compiling dossiers and submitting them to the Trump administration, initiating deportation proceedings against several noncitizen students and academics associated with pro-Palestinian protests.

The Jewish org. turning in Israel haters to the Trump admin.

Western Wall:

Priestly Blessing to be held twice this Passover

The Priestly Blessings will be held in the presence of hostages released from captivity, their families, families of hostages who have not yet been released, wounded soldiers, IDF heroes, Israel’s chief rabbis, the rabbi of the Western Wall and holy sites, and the mayor of Jerusalem/

Priestly Blessing to be held twice this Passover

Help Israel's heroes

War amputee: 'I thought I was dying, but here I am'

A Soldier who lost his leg in November 2023 is still fighting to return to his life. Shomrei Yisrael is working to make this happen.

War amputee: 'I thought I was dying, but here I am'

Five great rabbis merge neighborhood tzedakah funds

To better aid Jerusalem’s most simple Torah scholars, five north Jerusalem funds joined together.

Five great rabbis merge neighborhood tzedakah funds

10 orphans need you:

Kids Watched Their Father Die

No one had seen this coming.

Kids Watched Their Father Die

Ukraine:

Soldiers on front lines to receive small matzahs

Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine completes complex logistical operation to distribute Passover kits to hundreds of Jewish soldiers serving on the front lines.

Soldiers on front lines to receive small matzahs

People tried to comfort me

Every donation means that one more family, one more grieving widow, and one more orphan can join the Navah Seder and the Empty Chair Initiative.

People tried to comfort me

'Qatar is Hamas'

Dozens gather outside London hotel to protest Qatari owners

Dozens protested outside the Claridge's Hotel, which is owned by the Qatari royal family. During the protest, 'IRON Initiative' President Rabbi Pini Dunner revealed that a Jew working for the royal family attempted to persuade him not to protest it.

Dozens gather outside London hotel to protest Qatari owners

For some in Israel, a Passover unlike any other

While our soldiers stand guard at Israel's borders, their families fight a different battle at home.

For some in Israel, a Passover unlike any other

Value sacrifice, help heroes

For severely injured soldiers, life has become before and after

For some 1,500 soldiers that sustained high-level traumatic injuries in battle, Life will never be the same.

For severely injured soldiers, life has become before and after

They Were Begging Him To Wake Up

The lives of a family in Migdal HaEmek were shattered in a single moment recently, when they discovered with absolute horror that their father had died in his sleep.

They Were Begging Him To Wake Up

Brooklyn tragedy:

Jewish mother and two children killed in accident

Devastating accident in Brooklyn claims the lives of a Jewish mother and her two children as they were crossing the street while making their way home from synagogue.

Jewish mother and two children killed in accident

'Zionism is like ISIS'

Iranian Jewish leader attacks Israel in live interview

In an interview with Iranian television, Rabbi Younes Hamami disavowed the State of Israel and Zionism: 'We do not approve of the Israeli government and what it is doing in the holy land.'

Iranian Jewish leader attacks Israel in live interview

'Help us sleep, help us fight'

Heartbreaking message from soldiers

As temperatures climb toward triple digits along the Gaza border, IDF soldiers face a dangerous enemy beyond Hamas – the scorching summer heat.

Heartbreaking message from soldiers

Bangkok:

'The ground was shaking; hundreds called us'

Chabad emissary in Bangkok, Rabbi Nehemia Wilhelm, spoke to Arutz Sheva about the hundreds of calls they received after the severe earthquake in Thailand: 'We tried to calm everyone down.'

'The ground was shaking; hundreds called us'

Rabbi Moshe Ehrenreich passes away

Rabbi Moshe Ehrenreich, the head of the Eretz Hemdah Yeshiva and an expert in the field of Halakhic jurisprudence, considered military service important for rabbinic scholars in the Jewish State and served himself during the Yom Kippur War.

Rabbi Moshe Ehrenreich passes away

Elon Moreh:

Learning to prepare the Omer offering

Group of volunteers convenes in Elon Moreh to practice preparation of the Omer offering, the sacrifice that is offered in the Temple immediately after Passover.

Learning to prepare the Omer offering

Shabbos Kestenbaum:

'Fight won't end with Columbia - Harvard, UCLA & Yale are next'

Activist and Harvard graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum addresses the effects the Trump administration has had on antisemitism on US campuses.

'Fight won't end with Columbia - Harvard, UCLA & Yale are next'

Haredi man attacked on the subway in New York

A woman physically assaulted the man and spat on his friend while shouting slurs about them being Jewish.

Haredi man attacked on the subway in New York

Lizzy Savetsky:

'I am fighting on behalf of Israel and all of our children'

Online Israel advocate Lizzy Savetsky explains her raw approach to promoting Israel - a heartfelt message delivered with no production or effects.

'I am fighting on behalf of Israel and all of our children'

World Jewish Congress:

'Reject renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate'

World Jewish Congress Executive Vice President Maram Stern urged UN Human Rights Council President Ambassador Jürg Lauber to reject the renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate, citing Albanese’s 'well-documented history of antisemitism.'

'Reject renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate'

Watch:

Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem

The conference featured Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior officials from around the world, who will speak about the different challenges antisemitism presents and how to fight them.

Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem

Survey:

Nearly a quarter of Americans raised Jewish left the religion

Nearly 100% of Israeli Jews still identify as Jews in adulthood, compared to 76% of American Jews, Pew survey finds.

Nearly a quarter of Americans raised Jewish left the religion

Vizhnitz Rebbe released from hospital

Vizhnitzer Rebbe, hospitalized since Purim following operation, is released from the hospital.

Vizhnitz Rebbe released from hospital

Inspirational community leader passes away in sleep

R’ Chazan endured poverty and hardship throughout his whole life, yet he always remained joyful. His acquaintances eulogized him, describing him as a righteous and honest man, who always sought to bring joy to others and could not bear to see others in pain.

Inspirational community leader passes away in sleep

Natan Sharansky:

Yearning for Jewish identity awakened after October 7th

'The shock of 10/7 massacre caused many Jews to reevaluate their deep connection to Zionism and Israel, they couldn't run away anymore,' former Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky says.

Yearning for Jewish identity awakened after October 7th

Chabad holds worldwide celebration for children of emissaries

Thousands of children of Chabad emissaries around the world, some living in remote areas without friends, came together in 110 simultaneous gatherings held in various countries.

Chabad holds worldwide celebration for children of emissaries

Disaster Averted:

Connecticut man arrested for trying to kidnap Jewish girl

Waterbury police arrested a 37-year-old man who allegedly attempted to lure an 8-year-old Jewish girl into his vehicle.

Connecticut man arrested for trying to kidnap Jewish girl

Help Sara

Rare painful disease strikes haredi mother of 4

Initially, she experienced relief with over-the-counter painkillers, but over time the pain became more severe and debilitating.

Rare painful disease strikes haredi mother of 4

Help provide life-saving treatment for Riki

Riki is suffering from Leukemia. We can give Riki and her parents the most precious gift of all: a cure, a life.

Help provide life-saving treatment for Riki

Achdut Israel:

Slate #8 channeling support to those left behind by war

In the wake of the devastating events of October 7, a new organization has emerged with a singular, urgent focus: ensuring that reserve soldiers, their families, widows, orphans, and amputees are not forgotten.

Slate #8 channeling support to those left behind by war

UK:

Hooded thug rips mezuza off London synagogue, kosher restaurant

Hooded thug rips mezuza off London synagogue and kosher restaurant, in what restaurant owner calls, 'an antisemitic hate crime.'

Hooded thug rips mezuza off London synagogue, kosher restaurant

Help cure her:

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

For Sara Rosensweig of Jerusalem, a 36-year-old mother of four, CRPS is not just four letters, but the meaning of her life.

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

Antisemitism in France:

French Rabbi attacked and bitten

Nine-year-old son of Orléans Rabbi witnesses violent attack against his father, attacker was arrested shortly after.

French Rabbi attacked and bitten

Fallen soldier's family voices concern over renewed Gaza fighting

The parents of fallen American-Israeli soldier Captain Omer Neutra voiced concerns over Israel’s renewed military operations in Gaza, arguing that airstrikes endanger the remaining hostages rather than securing their return.

Fallen soldier's family voices concern over renewed Gaza fighting

NYC strips three yeshivas of 'school' status

Three more New York City yeshivas lose status and funding over secular education standards.

NYC strips three yeshivas of 'school' status

New mikveh to be built in Debrecen, Hungary

Debrecen, Hungary, announces construction of new mikveh in historic Jewish quarter. 'This represents more than just a building project - it's a symbol of renewal.'

New mikveh to be built in Debrecen, Hungary

Eli Sharabi:

'Saying Shema Yisrael in captivity gave me strength'

Hamas captivity survivor Eli Sharabi visits Lubavitcher Rebbe's gravesite, reciting the Kaddish prayer. 'With faith and unity, we can overcome anything.'

'Saying Shema Yisrael in captivity gave me strength'

Paris:

Arson attack on kosher market which was attacked in 2015

Hyper Cacher, the Paris kosher supermarket that was the scene of a terror attack in 2015, set ablaze in an arson attack.

Arson attack on kosher market which was attacked in 2015

Help cure Sara

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

For Sara Rosensweig of Jerusalem, a 36-year-old mother of four, CRPS is not just letters, but her life.

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

Canada:

Survey reveals alarming antisemitism in British Columbia

In wake of growing concerns over antisemitism, Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver releases new survey that paints a stark picture of the challenges facing the Jewish community in British Columbia.

Survey reveals alarming antisemitism in British Columbia

Honoring Danielle:

A legacy of compassion, love - and poetry

'Music keeps Danielle's memory alive,' says Moti, father of Danielle Sonnenfeld OBM, of his efforts to honor his daughter’s memory through the Danielle Foundation.

A legacy of compassion, love - and poetry

It’s HARDER than being a single mother

She is struggling to keep a roof over her family’s head and the level of desperation and despair she feels is crushing.

It’s HARDER than being a single mother

ADL report uncovers widespread anti-Israel bias on Wikipedia

A new investigation by the ADL reveals coordinated efforts to manipulate Wikipedia content, spreading antisemitic and anti-Israel bias.

ADL report uncovers widespread anti-Israel bias on Wikipedia

Help wounded soldiers

'Giving everything to those who gave it all'

An accessible transportation project will ensure that every wounded soldier can reach rehabilitation centers, receive the treatments they need, and return home safely and with dignity. Now it’s your turn to join the mission.

'Giving everything to those who gave it all'

Due to right-wing participants:

British Chief Rabbi pulls out of antisemitism conference

Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis has withdrawn his participation in the International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem due to the 'presence of several populist politicians.'

British Chief Rabbi pulls out of antisemitism conference

Help them celebrate

86 war widows face first Passover without their husbands

Their husbands were killed in battle while defending Israel. Many of these families have lost not just their father, but their provider.

86 war widows face first Passover without their husbands

Birthright Israel Volunteer Progam sees 10,000th participant

Birthright Israel announces that Madison Stock from Woodbury, NY, is officially the 10,000th participant in the Birthright Israel volunteer program, which offers highly subsidized volunteer opportunities through its Post-October 7 Volunteer Program.

Birthright Israel Volunteer Progam sees 10,000th participant

Oscar-nominated actress says she has debt to pay for being Jewish

Debra Winger participates in protest in support for Columbia graduate facing deportation for allegedly supporting Hamas, says she regrets being raised to believe Israel is a homeland for Jews.

Oscar-nominated actress says she has debt to pay for being Jewish

Hundreds celebrated Shushan Purim at Tel Dvir

Hundreds of participants gathered to celebrate Shushan Purim at Tel Dvir, near the town of Otniel, in a festive emphasizing the Jewish history of the place.

Hundreds celebrated Shushan Purim at Tel Dvir

Antisemitism in Ireland:

Israeli businessman assaulted in Dublin Hotel

Tamir Ohayon, visiting from Tel Aviv, was confronted, verbally abused, and spat on in a Dublin hotel bar by two women accusing him of being an IDF soldier.

Israeli businessman assaulted in Dublin Hotel

Miraculous closure in Sri Lankan Megillah

A Golani Brigade soldier, who was injured during the fighting in Gaza, shared an emotional and chilling moment during the reading of the Megillah on Purim in Sri Lanka in South Asia.

Miraculous closure in Sri Lankan Megillah

Iran's Jewish community celebrates Purim

Chief Rabbi of Iran, Rabbi Yehuda Gerami, seen praying the evening service and reading the Book of Esther at the Tomb of Mordechai and Esther in the city of Hamadan.

Iran's Jewish community celebrates Purim

Don't Donate – Just Vote

Don't Donate – Just Vote! One Click Can Direct Billions to Strengthen Torah, Support Families, and Shape Israel's Future!

Don't Donate – Just Vote

Jewish families honor Ariel and Kfir Bibas with Batman costumes

Children in Israel and beyond are dressing as Batman for Purim to honor the slain Bibas brothers.

Jewish families honor Ariel and Kfir Bibas with Batman costumes

Help war orphans:

War took their fathers. Now, they struggle to survive.

Many of them are now struggling financially, unable to afford basic necessities.

War took their fathers. Now, they struggle to survive.

Can’t Stop

Transforming Duty into Delight: Purim Gifts for Soldiers

Soldiers and Reservists are on regular duty for Purim, missing out on all the festivities. Let’s bring the Purim Spirit to them!

Transforming Duty into Delight: Purim Gifts for Soldiers

Shop owner regrets backing out of Jewish festival over Israel

Isaac Henrion, the owner of Isaac's Bagels in Durham, North Carolina backed out of a local Jewish food festival because of the organizer's support for Israel, but he quickly regretted the decision.

Shop owner regrets backing out of Jewish festival over Israel

Ministers and MKs to US Congress: Temple Mount is Jewish

A group of Israeli ministers and MKs sent a letter to members of the US Congress, calling for official recognition of the Jewish people’s historical and religious connection to the Temple Mount

Ministers and MKs to US Congress: Temple Mount is Jewish

86 children orphaned after fathers die in battle

These children are experiencing excruciating loss and grief.

86 children orphaned after fathers die in battle

'Stop the Hate UK':

Freedom of speech? The event glorified Hamas

Itai Galmudy, co-founder of Stop the Hate UK, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the protests against the launch of the book 'Understanding Hamas And Why That Matters'

Freedom of speech? The event glorified Hamas

This Purim, orphans of fallen soldiers need our support

Can you imagine, it’s Purim and they have no money for wine, no money for food, no costumes for their kids?

This Purim, orphans of fallen soldiers need our support

Bride helpless as her parents' condition deteriorates

With her father in advanced stages of Parkinson’s, Rut fears she won’t reach her wedding day sufficiently prepared.

Bride helpless as her parents' condition deteriorates

Chabad 'Campus for Bibas' initiative launched

Chabad on Campus International initiative calls on Jewish students to put on tefillin in honor of the Bibas children who will never grow up to do so themselves and to light Shabbat candles in honor of Shiri Bibas.

Chabad 'Campus for Bibas' initiative launched

Aliyah tour connects thousands with opportunities in Israel

Over 2000 participants attended multiple Aliyah fairs and events, gaining essential services and expert guidance on the Aliyah process and their numerous options.

Aliyah tour connects thousands with opportunities in Israel

Belgian court acquits antisemitic columnist

A Ghent court has ruled that Herman Brusselmans did not cross criminal boundaries with his comments against Jews and the war in Gaza.

Belgian court acquits antisemitic columnist

Bring Purim Joy

BAFFLING: These orphaned children would rather skip Purim

With Purim serving as a painful reminder of her father’s absence, this war-orphaned child would rather stay home.

BAFFLING: These orphaned children would rather skip Purim

New York:

Bus full of Hasidim overturned, dozens injured

A bus full of yeshiva students from the Skver Hasidic community overturned while on its way to a Sheva Berachos for the Rebbe's great-grandson.

Bus full of Hasidim overturned, dozens injured

Help heroes' families:

What this kid has been through would break your heart

They waved goodbye as their fathers walked onto the bus that would take them to the army base. But tragically, for many of them, it was their final goodbye.

What this kid has been through would break your heart

Bukharim Community Appeals To Save Young Mother’s Life

Not long ago, everything was normal for the Yaakobi family. They had five kids in the bustling Bukharim area of Jerusalem, and life was so good. But five years ago, everything changed.

Bukharim Community Appeals To Save Young Mother’s Life

Study shows Birthright Israel's lasting impact across generations

New research reveals that Birthright alumni are significantly more likely to pass on Jewish traditions to their children, reinforcing Jewish identity across generations.

Study shows Birthright Israel's lasting impact across generations

Wedding this Thursday

Young man supporting his family can’t pay for his wedding night

He was thirteen when he took responsibility for his family. After supporting them for seven years, his wedding is at risk.

Young man supporting his family can’t pay for his wedding night

Released hostage shares a miracle from his time in Gaza

Omer Shem-Tov gives the miraculous story of how he said the Shabbat Kiddush for five months from a seemingly endless bottle of grape juice.

Released hostage shares a miracle from his time in Gaza

Arizona synagogue badly damaged in arson attack

Kahal Hasidim Jewish Community Center in Casa Grande, Arizona suffers severe damage after being engulfed in fire set overnight last week. Suspect in custody as rabbi vows to rebuild.

Arizona synagogue badly damaged in arson attack

Jewish woman murdered in her apartment in Buenos Aires

Magali Yael Levi was found dead after failing to pick up her children from school. Security cameras recorded the housekeeper leaving with another person.

Jewish woman murdered in her apartment in Buenos Aires

In the freezing cold:

New synagogue dedicated in central Siberia

Jewish community in Tyumen, Siberia, celebrates dedication of new synagogue, attended by Russian Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar.

New synagogue dedicated in central Siberia

Ukrainian Jews remain hopeful amid tensions with Washington

'Nothing will prevent us from celebrating joyfully,' Ukraine's Rabbi Mayer Stambler says.

Ukrainian Jews remain hopeful amid tensions with Washington

Nova Music Festival Exhibition coming to Toronto

The Lawfare Project brings exhibition honoring the victims and survivors of the terrorist attack at the Nova Music Festival to Canada for the first time next month.

Nova Music Festival Exhibition coming to Toronto

King's College:

Jewish student forced to hide in room as mob tries to breach door

Student organizer of event on reconciliation between Iranians and Israelis forced to hide in chaplaincy room with the door locked as anti-Israel mob that shouted down event tries to break in.

Jewish student forced to hide in room as mob tries to breach door

Help Sruli & Esther save their only child

Lali's last chance - Esther & Sruli were ecstatic at the birth of their only child, born after five years of yearning.

Help Sruli & Esther save their only child

Tragedy in New York:

Hassidic man killed on way home from wedding

Rabbi Mordechai Zafir was traveling home with his son on Route 17 in Orange County, NY, when another car collided with him head-on, killing him and seriously injuring his son.

Hassidic man killed on way home from wedding

Baruch Levine to Arutz Sheva:

'Music evokes nostalgia'

'People express their emotions differently; they cry or laugh. I write music. That's the language of my soul,' Baruch Levine says about the 10/7 massacre.

'Music evokes nostalgia'

David Schwimmer:

‘Stand up, speak up against antisemitism’

David Schwimmer rallies Hollywood to stand against Jewish hate: ‘Nobody’s asking you to solve the conflict in the Middle East.'

‘Stand up, speak up against antisemitism’

Saved from cremation:

Legal battle over deceased Jewish author

French court rules to respect Jewish writer's wish to be buried according to Jewish law, despite objections of his eldest daughter, who planned to cremate him.

Legal battle over deceased Jewish author

World Mizrachi and Netflix star have found a match

World Mizrachi has launched a strategic partnership to create The Jewish Matchmaking Movement together with Aleeza Ben Shalom, star of the Netflix series “Jewish Matchmaking”.

World Mizrachi and Netflix star have found a match

No child should grieve alone, especially on Purim

This Purim, we can bring light into the lives of those who have paid the heaviest price for our country’s security and give them the gift of healing.

No child should grieve alone, especially on Purim

Hebrew Union College announces sale of part of LA campus

Weeks after selling NYC building, Hebrew Union College sells part of LA campus to USC.

Hebrew Union College announces sale of part of LA campus

This bride’s greatest wish isn't what you think

After losing everything to her father's illness, this orphaned bride has one month to create a wedding from nothing - and one chance to see her widowed mother smile again.

This bride’s greatest wish isn't what you think

Former Antisemitism Envoy:

Why Deborah Lipstadt refuses to teach at Columbia

Former US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism Deborah Lipstadt says she will not serve as a 'fig leaf' to cover for Columbia University's failure to deal with serious incidents of antisemitism.

Why Deborah Lipstadt refuses to teach at Columbia

Russia:

Terrorist who planned attack on synagogue eliminated

When FSB arrived to arrest the terrorist, a gunbattle ensued, at the end of which, the terrorist was eliminated.

Terrorist who planned attack on synagogue eliminated

After comeback win:

YU advances to NCAA Division III Championship

The Yeshiva University Maccabees defeated the Farmingdale Rams 81-78, in the Skyline Conference Championship Final after trailing for most of the game.

YU advances to NCAA Division III Championship

Russia:

Heavy sentences for participants of antisemitic Dagestan riot

Russian courts have sentenced five individuals to eight to ten years in prison for participating in a riot against Jewish and Israeli passengers in the Republic of Dagestan.

Heavy sentences for participants of antisemitic Dagestan riot

Connecting Israel & Diaspora: From the Netherlands to Israel

Watch the third episode of a new series - Israelis connect with their brethren around the world and talk about the challenges they each face, 'finding it amusing that each side believes that the challenges facing the other are more stressful.'

Connecting Israel & Diaspora: From the Netherlands to Israel

Israeli flags confiscated from Jewish group touring Auschwitz

Polish Museum defends the removal of Israeli flags bearing hostage ribbons from Bushey Synagogue tour group.

Israeli flags confiscated from Jewish group touring Auschwitz

New Resilience Center provides vital support for Lone Soldiers

Co-established by Nefesh B’Nefesh and Friends of the IDF (FIDF), the center provides comprehensive mental health services and emotional support for Lone Soldiers returning to civilian life – in Israel and the USA

New Resilience Center provides vital support for Lone Soldiers

Watch:

Jewish teens fill Times Square with unapologetic Jewish pride

7,000 Jewish teens from 60 countries filled Times Square on Saturday night, singing, dancing, and declaring their Jewish pride in the most public square on earth. After a year of challenges, they didn’t gather to explain who they are. They came to live it—out loud and together.

Jewish teens fill Times Square with unapologetic Jewish pride

'2-State Solution strangled'

Reform rabbi 'snapped' over Bibas family murders

Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch, the senior rabbi at the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York City, says 'the concretization and normalization of pure evil in the face of pure innocence' in the murders of the Bibas children crushed his hopes for 2 states living in peace in his lifetime.

Reform rabbi 'snapped' over Bibas family murders

Polish archaeology students discover history at Jewish cemetery

Archaeology students excavating Warsaw’s main Jewish cemetery are uncovering a forgotten world.

Polish archaeology students discover history at Jewish cemetery

Brooklyn Rabbi calls to pray for President Trump

Rabbi Moshe Landa of Williamsburg instructed his congregation to pray for President Donald Trump during Sabbath services, deviating from traditional political neutrality in the Hasidic community.

Brooklyn Rabbi calls to pray for President Trump

New poll:

Most American Jews say they rarely or never pray

The proportion of Jews that hardly if ever pray is far higher than among other religious communities, with 58% describing their prayer frequency as seldom or never.

Most American Jews say they rarely or never pray

Watch:

Yeshiva students celebrate Adar with wounded soldiers

Dozens of yeshiva students gathered in the rehabilitation department of Tel Hashomer Hospital for a celebratory Rosh Chodesh Adar prayer service with wounded IDF soldiers.

Yeshiva students celebrate Adar with wounded soldiers

Rose Girone, world's oldest Holocaust survivor, dead at 113

Rose freed her husband from Buchanwald, lived in the Japan-controlled Shanghai Ghetto, and taught until the age of 102.

Rose Girone, world's oldest Holocaust survivor, dead at 113

Judaism behind bars:

Ukraine's Prison Rabbi meets Chief Rabbi of Israel Prison Service

Rabbi Yonatan Markovitch, Chief Rabbi of Kyiv and the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine's Prison System, met with his Israeli counterpart, Chief Prison Rabbi Eyal Salman, to foster collaboration and discuss halachic issues concerning inmates.

Ukraine's Prison Rabbi meets Chief Rabbi of Israel Prison Service

Help orphan bride:

Tragedy shocks Migdal Haemek

Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman and the tight-knit community of Migdal HaEmek are grappling with grief after the sudden passing of R' Tzion, a respected figure known for his dedication to communal service.

Tragedy shocks Migdal Haemek

Help hero's family:

Fresh widow leaves Bituach Leumi office in tears

Chagit’s reservist husband Natan was killed in a drone strike. She has discovered a shocking challenge of widowhood: bureaucracy.

Fresh widow leaves Bituach Leumi office in tears

Orphan bride needs you:

Just as her father would have wanted

Just days before the engagement of his daughter, Rabbi Tzion was preparing for what should have been the happiest day of his daughter’s life.

Just as her father would have wanted

First time in decades:

How a small delegation of US Jews got to Syria

'Everyone was so excited, the people are so kind and really, very, very nice,' Jewish delegate to Syria Rabbi Asher Lopatin says.

How a small delegation of US Jews got to Syria

'A shared pain'

Jewish communities commemorate victims of massacre

Thousands of Azerbaijani Jews around the world gather for prayers in commemoration of Khojaly massacre, parallel to the ceremonies held in Israel.

Jewish communities commemorate victims of massacre

Israel Heritage Foundation urges Senate to confirm Huckabee

The Israel Heritage Foundation called on the Senate to confirm Mike Huckabee's appointment as US Ambassador to Israel, calling him an 'exceptional choice' for the position.

Israel Heritage Foundation urges Senate to confirm Huckabee

'You'll pay in blood'

Jewish school in Holland receives terrifying threats

Police are searching 31-year-old man suspect who possibly fled to Turkey after he threatened to murder three Jewish schoolchildren as revenge for the war in Gaza.

Jewish school in Holland receives terrifying threats

Icy Nights:

Army tents lacking amid freezing night temperatures

Army tents in the Golan Heights are no match for the night’s ice, windchill and subzero temperatures. Join Shomrei Yisrael to help our soldiers sleep well.

Army tents lacking amid freezing night temperatures

Soldiers Face Bitter Nights in Northern Buffer Zones

Soldiers sleeping in field tents face harsh winters without the necessary equipment. Public support is needed to help them fight despite the winter weather.

Soldiers Face Bitter Nights in Northern Buffer Zones

18-Month-Old Benny Has Cancer. His Family Needs You!

Benny was born 18 months ago, bringing with him great joy to his parents. A healthy, thriving baby, he was their sunshine. But six weeks ago, he suddenly became sick. Very, very sick.

18-Month-Old Benny Has Cancer. His Family Needs You!

Is Rabbi Kahane making a comeback on social media?

Zionist influencers and activists crossed swords on social media after a prominent activist posted a video of the right-wing rabbi and politician.

Is Rabbi Kahane making a comeback on social media?

Nearly 1,000 Orthodox rabbis:

'Gov. Huckabee uniquely suited to be US Amb. to Israel'

The Rabbinical Alliance of America, representing over 950 Orthodox rabbis across North America, called on the Senate to confirm the nomination of Mike Huckabee as America's next Ambassador to Israel.

'Gov. Huckabee uniquely suited to be US Amb. to Israel'

Little Brachi needs your help

The treatments failed, and Brachi’s condition is deteriorating. But then, a glimmer of hope appeared—a groundbreaking trial in Michigan, offering promising results for young children like her.

Little Brachi needs your help

Jerusalem Couple Found Their Miracle And Now Helps Others

Creating Life represents the first organization in Israel specifically focused on funding egg donation procedures for Israeli couples.

Jerusalem Couple Found Their Miracle And Now Helps Others

ZOA: 'Hell needs to rain down' on Hamas after Bibas family murder

Zionist Organization of America responds to murders of Bibas family, says, 'Hell needs to rain down on Hamas and PIJ, until they are destroyed and can never, never, ever harm another Jewish or other soul.'

ZOA: 'Hell needs to rain down' on Hamas after Bibas family murder

Migdal HaEmek:

Family left in need after father dies in his sleep

The sudden death of Tzion leaves his family in dire straights. Rabbi Grossman stepped in to help.

Family left in need after father dies in his sleep

'Peace will come with moral clarity'

OU condemns Hamas over murder of Bibas family

Orthodox Union comments on the latest developments in Israel: Peace will come when the world recognizes and upholds the human side of this conflict and erases the utter wickedness of the unrepentant promoters and celebrants of evil.

OU condemns Hamas over murder of Bibas family

Watch:

Jewish man undergoes circumcision, takes names of Bibas boys

Man in Netanya takes name 'Kfir Ariel' in honor of the two young children who were killed in captivity and whose bodies were finally returned today.

Jewish man undergoes circumcision, takes names of Bibas boys

Herzog in Rome:

'These days are a wake-up call for the entire family of nations'

President Isaac Herzog concluded his official visit to Italy today, with an address at a historic gathering of the Jewish community at the Great Synagogue of Rome.

'These days are a wake-up call for the entire family of nations'

Syrian Jews return to Damascus for 1st time in 30 years

30 years after they left the country, Rabbi Joseph Hamra and his son Henry visited Damascus and read from a Torah scroll inside a synagogue.

Syrian Jews return to Damascus for 1st time in 30 years

Help heroes' families:

They Sent Husbands to War, and Received Them Back for Burial

Do your part: Personal sacrifices call for nationwide responsibility.

They Sent Husbands to War, and Received Them Back for Burial

Boro Park:

Anti-Israel protesters violently attack Jews in NY

Anti-Israel protest erupts into mayhem in Boro Park, one of New York’s Jewish strongholds.

Anti-Israel protesters violently attack Jews in NY

International Auschwitz Committee pres. Marian Turski dies at 98

President of the World Jewish Congress, Amb. Ronald S. Lauder: 'Turski, a man of extraordinary courage, intellect and moral clarity, dedicated his life to ensuring that the world never forgets the horrors of the past.'

International Auschwitz Committee pres. Marian Turski dies at 98

Jewish leaders to Knesset:

'Press UN to hold Hamas accountable for sexual violence'

Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations delegation addresses Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, urges Israel to press UN to hold Hamas to account for the sexual violence on 10/7 and against hostages.

'Press UN to hold Hamas accountable for sexual violence'

Help orphan bride:

Hareidi girl’s first blind date ends in disaster

Tamar went from sharing her excitement with her beloved father to saying goodbye forever.

Hareidi girl’s first blind date ends in disaster

Uman prepares for holidays despite war

Representatives of the Uman Jewish community met with the regional governor, Ihor Ivanovych Taburets, to negotiate preparations for Jewish holidays.

Uman prepares for holidays despite war

Suspect arrested for alleged hate crime in Jewish area of London

Man arrested following reports that he targeted Jewish-owned businesses and attempted to assault pedestrians in the Golders Green neighborhood in London.

Suspect arrested for alleged hate crime in Jewish area of London

New Program

Master Hilchos Issur v’Heter in an Online Program

Based on HaGaon Rav Yitzchak Berkovits’s Smicha Curriculum

Master Hilchos Issur v’Heter in an Online Program

President Herzog:

'President Trump has a fresh plan, let's try to change reality'

President Isaac Herzog met today with the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations on the 500th day since the October 7 attacks.

'President Trump has a fresh plan, let's try to change reality'

Battle over core studies:

NY Ministry of Education demands closing 3 haredi institutions

Order demands institutions notify students' parents within seven days to transfer their children to schools that meet core curriculum requirements.

NY Ministry of Education demands closing 3 haredi institutions

They need your help:

Jerusalem family suffers tragic accident

In an instant, everything changed. Rabbi Hindi woke up in a hospital bed and was horrified to learn that half of his body was paralyzed.

Jerusalem family suffers tragic accident

Chief Rabbi of Russia:

'Putin is involved in the efforts to release the hostages'

Rabbi Berel Lazar reveals the depth of the Russian involvement in the hostage crisis and describes the extensive diplomatic efforts led by President Putin.

'Putin is involved in the efforts to release the hostages'

Jacqueline van Maarsen, Anne Frank’s best friend, dies at 96

Jacqueline van Maarsen was a classmate of Anne Frank at the Jewish Lyceum and shared her memories of their friendship throughout her life.

Jacqueline van Maarsen, Anne Frank’s best friend, dies at 96

Antisemitism Down Under:

Midwife faces backlash for reporting antisemitic nurses

Sharon Stoliar, Australian midwife, faced threats and intimidation after calling out antisemitic behavior in the Australian healthcare system.

Midwife faces backlash for reporting antisemitic nurses

NYPD foils synagogue shooting

Luis Ramirez, 23, from Utah, was arrested by NYPD officers after allegedly threatening to attack synagogues.

NYPD foils synagogue shooting

Released hostage Sasha Troufanov dons Tefilin for the first time

Sasha Troufanov put on Tefilin for the first time the day after returning from captivity.

Released hostage Sasha Troufanov dons Tefilin for the first time

Seven Israeli students injured in fire at Chabad school

Seven Israeli students from Chabad Yeshiva were injured, two critically, in a fire at the seminary dormitory in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Four are still hospitalized.

Seven Israeli students injured in fire at Chabad school

Help Rabbi Ephraim

Beloved Jerusalem teacher paralyzed after tragic episode

A Jerusalem family went through a nightmare recently when the father of thirteen children, Rabbi Ephraim Hindi, suffered from a stroke that left half of his body paralyzed.

Beloved Jerusalem teacher paralyzed after tragic episode

NYPD investigating hate crime

Jewish girl assaulted in Williamsburg

New York City Police Department searching for an individual who assaulted a Jewish girl in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. The incident is being investigated by the NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force.

Jewish girl assaulted in Williamsburg

As Southern Residents Return Home, A New Crisis Arises

ZAKA360 is facing unprecedented challenges in Israel's Southern Region.

As Southern Residents Return Home, A New Crisis Arises

WJC, EJC call for immediate, unconditional release of hostages

The World Jewish Congress and its regional affiliate, the European Jewish Congress, call on the international community 'to hold Hamas fully accountable and work toward removing them from power.'

WJC, EJC call for immediate, unconditional release of hostages

Akiva's New Jersey concert sells out; Boca Raton nearing capacity

Akiva, whose electrifying songs blend Middle Eastern and Western styles and fuse religious themes with everyday emotions, has sold out concerts in Miami, Orlando, and Los Angeles. Only few tickets remain for his New Jersey performance.

Akiva's New Jersey concert sells out; Boca Raton nearing capacity

Grown woman must relearn to walk again

She was violently thrown from the window, and onlookers watched in horror as one of the buses rolled over and crushed her leg.

Grown woman must relearn to walk again

In the US, some Jews are renewing Jabotinsky's legacy

Betar, a century-old Zionist group is being rebooted — and wants Jews to ‘fight back’ on the street.

In the US, some Jews are renewing Jabotinsky's legacy

Antisemitism in Australia:

Sydney hospital workers threaten to kill Israelis

Two employees at Sydney hospital appearing in Tiktok video saying they won't treat, but may kill Israeli patients, are suspended. 'This video is disgusting,' New South Wales Health Minister says.

Sydney hospital workers threaten to kill Israelis

Over 3,500 antisemitic incidents reported in Britain in 2024

New figures show that Britain experienced its second-worst year for antisemitism in 2024, with over 3,500 incidents reported.

Over 3,500 antisemitic incidents reported in Britain in 2024

Azerbaijan:

Jewish singer to represent Muslim country in Eurovision

Azerbaijan, despite pressure from neighboring Iran and Turkey, is a Muslim country that maintains a warm and sympathetic attitude towards its Jewish residents and Israel.

Jewish singer to represent Muslim country in Eurovision

Survey in the US:

83% of Jewish students experienced antisemitism

A new ADL survey found that the large majority of US Jewish college students have experienced or witnessed some form of antisemitism, 41% felt a need to hide their religious identity.

83% of Jewish students experienced antisemitism

Help Support 86 Women Widowed By War

The war in Lebanon has left dozens of families across Israel in mourning. Help them when they need it most.

Help Support 86 Women Widowed By War

Impossible Choice

'Who gets the ambulance first?'

With emergency transport often taking up to 40 minutes to arrive from central Israel, every call becomes a desperate calculation of time and urgency.

'Who gets the ambulance first?'

New York:

Man charged with hate crime after attacking Jews in Crown Heights

47-year-old man charged with a hate crime after attacking Jewish men with cutting shears in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood on Shabbat.

Man charged with hate crime after attacking Jews in Crown Heights

Baba Sali's pants up for auction

Rare items, including pants and a bill which belonged to the late Baba Sali are up for auction by Winner's.

Baba Sali's pants up for auction

Hebrew Union College moves to Upper West Side

Following sale of Greenwich Village building, Hebrew Union College’s New York campus will relocate to the Upper West Side.

Hebrew Union College moves to Upper West Side

Help Our Little Malkah

Recently, we discovered Malkah is battling childhood cancer, and we are fighting with all our might to save her life.

Help Our Little Malkah

6-year-old girl rescued from Lev Tahor and returned to family

A six-year-old girl was rescued from the Lev Tahor cult in Guatemala and transferred to the custody of her grandmother, who came especially from Israel.

6-year-old girl rescued from Lev Tahor and returned to family

Help Michael:

Convert hopeful the community will have his back

After all this couple has been through, they hope that the community will be there for them in their time of need.

Convert hopeful the community will have his back

New project connects Diaspora Jews with bereaved Israeli families

The 'Sign of Life' initiative, Israel’s national memorial project, recently toured the US to connect Jewish communities with bereaved families.

New project connects Diaspora Jews with bereaved Israeli families

Portland:

Chabad House mezuzah desecrated

'We still have a lot of light and goodness to give to the world; motive is unclear, probably stems from ignorance about Judaism and Chabad activities,' says local Chabad rabbi.

Chabad House mezuzah desecrated

Rabbi in German Air Force:

Rabbi Balla to be German military's first chief rabbi in 90 years

Rabbi Balla joins the German army, 90 years after Hitler expelled Jewish soldiers. 'I want Jewish soldiers in German armed forces to know they have someone to approach,' he says.

Rabbi Balla to be German military's first chief rabbi in 90 years

Orphaned Bride's Greatest Joy:

'My Mother Will Finally See Me Happy'

For Tamar, a secretary in Jerusalem, her recent engagement carries a bittersweet weight that few brides experience.

'My Mother Will Finally See Me Happy'

Troubled nurse asks

Woman hospitalized consistently for two years straight.

Levi, widowed mother of twelve, despairs as doctors deem cancer treatment unsatisfactory.

Woman hospitalized consistently for two years straight.

The Blood of the Shepherds Cries Out from the Earth

Help Us Fight Against Agricultural Terror

The Blood of the Shepherds Cries Out from the Earth

Freak bus accident leaves woman in coma

Two buses collide in Jerusalem's Ramot neighborhood. The accident has devastating effects on one injured passenger.

Freak bus accident leaves woman in coma

Rabbi Elazar Meir Teitz, Rabbi of Elizabeth, NJ passed away

Rabbi Teitz took up the position of the community's rabbi in 1994, succeeding his father Rabbi Pinchas Mordechai Teitz.

Rabbi Elazar Meir Teitz, Rabbi of Elizabeth, NJ passed away

After Losing Her Husband, Chana Levy Faces New Challenge

A widow in Jerusalem is fighting cancer. Her twelve orphans need her to survive.

After Losing Her Husband, Chana Levy Faces New Challenge

Rebbetzin Shoshana Silbert passes away

The late Rebbetzin Shoshana Silbert, a legendary educator, has passed away at 88. She received numerous accolades for her work, including the President's Award for Volunteering for her dedicated work in absorbing Russain olim.

Rebbetzin Shoshana Silbert passes away

Australia:

Suspected terrorist attack on Sydney synagogue thwarted

Police find caravan of explosives, investigating whether Sydney synagogue was targeted.

Suspected terrorist attack on Sydney synagogue thwarted

Baku Jewish community marks International Holocaust Day

Rabbi of Baku Sephardic community reveals today at International Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony that 55,000 Jews, who fled from the Nazis, found refuge with local citizens in Azerbaijan.

Baku Jewish community marks International Holocaust Day

Israeli woman whose leg was crushed by bus miraculously wakes up

Leah Leiner, a mother of six children, was a passenger on a bus in Jerusalem several months ago when the vehicle collided with another bus.

Israeli woman whose leg was crushed by bus miraculously wakes up

Rep. Ritchie Torres:

'Those who were silent about 10.7 betray MLK's legacy'

Rep. Ritchie Torres spoke about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy in a post-Oct. 7th world and proclaimed: 'There is no doubt in my mind that Dr. King would have spoken out with moral clarity against the barbaric violence and terror of October 7th.'

'Those who were silent about 10.7 betray MLK's legacy'

JUST RELEASED:

Name for prayer: Dan ben Chava

Dan Bitton, once a pillar of his home and community, is now sick with a rare and deteriorating disease; his family asks Am Yisrael to pray for his full recovery.

Name for prayer: Dan ben Chava

Outgoing IHRA chief:

Holocaust distortion more dangerous than denial

International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance secretary-general Kathrin Meyer says she considers Holocaust distortion particularly dangerous, especially as the number of survivors dwindles with each passing year.

Holocaust distortion more dangerous than denial

Youth from 13 countries participate in 1st European Bible Quiz

The eight winners, selected by a judging panel consisting of some of Europe's leading rabbis, will compete in the International Bible Quiz in Jerusalem.

Youth from 13 countries participate in 1st European Bible Quiz

President Trump:

'Poison of antisemitism still courses through veins of cowards'

In a proclamation marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, President Donald Trump pledged that 'antisemitism has no place in a civilized society, no place in our foreign policy, and no place in the United States of America.'

'Poison of antisemitism still courses through veins of cowards'

WJC head:

Antisemitism that led to Holocaust still rampant globally

The virulent antisemitism that led to the Holocaust is still rampant around the globe today, World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder said on the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Antisemitism that led to Holocaust still rampant globally

Family of 9 Trapped in 42-Square Meter Apartment

Batsheva Brand, a mother of seven, pours out her heart in a shocking confession to the public.

Family of 9 Trapped in 42-Square Meter Apartment

Israel Heritage Foundation executive meets Ambassador Danon

Rabbi David Katz, Executive Director of the Israel Heritage Foundation, met today with Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, on Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Israel Heritage Foundation executive meets Ambassador Danon

Portugal:

1,000 students, dignitaries at Holocaust museum memorial ceremony

At Porto Holocaust Museum, Israeli Ambassador to Portugal says difference between Shoah and today is, 'Now we can fight back.'

1,000 students, dignitaries at Holocaust museum memorial ceremony

Just 50 survivors at 80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation

Only 50 Holocaust survivors will be at Auschwitz for the 80th anniversary of its liberation; no politicians to speak at the ceremony.

Just 50 survivors at 80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation

Suspected human trafficking:

Senior Lev Tahor member arrested

INTERPOL arrested Yoel Alter outside a government center for the treatment of minors in the Guatemalan capital.

Senior Lev Tahor member arrested

The heart wrenching story of this special convert

Michael Glazer has lived an extraordinary life. After converting, he married and had seven children. Then he discovered that he has a horrific illness.

The heart wrenching story of this special convert

Bring Shlomo home

Thailand: Chance meeting sparks a change

When this Israeli contractor traveled to Thailand to recruit workers, he chanced upon a fleeting opportunity.

Thailand: Chance meeting sparks a change

Man shot dead attempting to break into Tunisian synagogue

A man set himself on fire near the synagogue and tried to break in but was fatally shot by police. An officer and a passerby were injured. The motives behind the incident are unclear.

Man shot dead attempting to break into Tunisian synagogue

Rabbinic Delegation:

'Lev Tahor is a terrorist group'

A high-ranking delegation of rabbis visited Guatemala to assess the Lev Tahor children's situation and labeled the group as a 'terror organization.'

'Lev Tahor is a terrorist group'

Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman:

Honored to represent the Jewish people

YU President speaks to Arutz Sheva after giving a speech at Trump’s inauguration: With this new administration, this is time for us to show clearly that there's no daylight between Israel and the US.

Honored to represent the Jewish people

Priestly Blessing

Yossi Dagan blesses the Argentinian President

Samaria Regional Council head meets President Javier Milei at a celebration for Trump's nomination in Washington, relates God's blessing to Abraham that those who bless Israel will be blessed.

Yossi Dagan blesses the Argentinian President

Jewish book of the year:

Lee Yaron’s account of Oct. 7 attacks

Israeli journalist Lee Yaron becomes youngest-ever author to win Jewish book of the year award, with book on stories from the October 7th massacre.

Lee Yaron’s account of Oct. 7 attacks

Help Yosef Meir Cohen:

Detainee had unusual request during arrest

Yosef Meir Cohen dedicated his life to helping others. Today, he is sitting in jail.

Detainee had unusual request during arrest

Yeshiva Runaway: “Maybe I can actually heal”

Yeshiva student dropped everything after his third engagement was broken, is tentatively considering coming home.

Yeshiva Runaway: “Maybe I can actually heal”

Shira is fighting a severe illness and needs your help

Shira is suffering from a serious medical condition, and we need urgent treatment to help her recover.

Shira is fighting a severe illness and needs your help

Hostage deal accompanied by rise in online antisemitism

The National Digital Center in Sderot reports that the hostage deal between Israel and Hamas has led to a new wave of hate speech and antisemitism on social media.

Hostage deal accompanied by rise in online antisemitism

Neo-Nazi enters JCC in disguise, tries to meet religious leader

Member of a neo-Nazi group arrested after entering a Nashville Jewish Community Center disguised in a poorly designed Orthodox rabbi costume.

Neo-Nazi enters JCC in disguise, tries to meet religious leader

At the inauguration:

Rabbi Berman prays for hostages' return and peace in Israel

In his prayer on the stage at President Donald Trump's inauguration Yeshiva University President Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman hinted at antisemitism on college campuses and added a prayer for the hostages.

Rabbi Berman prays for hostages' return and peace in Israel

Help father of 7:

Israeli family experience life-threatening medical stalemate

A father of seven’s story has dragged on for months, putting his life at risk.

Israeli family experience life-threatening medical stalemate

Save the children of Israel!

The chief rabbis of Israel in an a special call

The Rabbis call out to follow the ways of the Hebrew midwives to save the children of Israel!

The chief rabbis of Israel in an a special call

Real Talk with the 'Chutzpah Girls'

Tami Schlossberg Pruwer and Julie Silverstein's initiative brings together the remarkable stories of women from diverse Jewish communities around the world

Real Talk with the 'Chutzpah Girls'

Shock in Guatemala:

Cult leaders order mothers to starve children

Guatemalan authorities have learned that the leaders of the Lev Tahor cult have ordered members not to allow their children to eat and even to murder them if the 'Zionists' come to rescue them.

Cult leaders order mothers to starve children

Help the young groom:

6 kids left to fend for themselves, eldest’s wedding at risk

Nachi’s income went to his family, not savings for his future, leaving him with no way to pay for his upcoming wedding expenses.

6 kids left to fend for themselves, eldest’s wedding at risk

Ben Shapiro to Arutz Sheva:

Hostage deal is painful, but is not a full-scale surrender

Daily Wire co-founder tells Arutz Sheva he does not believe Trump would pressure Israel into allowing Hamas to remain in power and speaks about the special musical he created with his father, 'We Will Rise.'

Hostage deal is painful, but is not a full-scale surrender

Irish Jewish community outraged:

Irish President to speak at Holocaust memorial ceremony

Jewish community in Ireland expresses outrage over President Michael Higgins, who criticized Israel's counterterrorism operation in Gaza, being chosen as keynote speaker at International Holocaust Remembrance Day event.

Irish President to speak at Holocaust memorial ceremony

'Approach with humility'

Amb. David Friedman pushes back at critics of hostage deal

Former US Ambassador to Israel says he will not "second guess" decision of the Israeli Premier to sign proposed ceasefire with Hamas, calls on critics to approach issue with "humility."

Amb. David Friedman pushes back at critics of hostage deal

From Wall Street to war zones:

30 lone soldiers who chose Israel's toughest mission

These lone soldiers chose one of the IDF's most gritty roles: reconnaissance missions in high-risk areas in Syria and Lebanon.

30 lone soldiers who chose Israel's toughest mission

Ben Gurion:

'Israel's northern border is the Litani River'

'Ben Gurion believed that Israel's northern border should be the Litani River': Dr. Omri Abadi presents findings of Jewish life in southern Lebanon over the centuries.

'Israel's northern border is the Litani River'

Help With Legal Fees:

How Jerusalem’s greatest community activist ended up behind bars

Three months ago, if you needed help in Jerusalem, everyone knew where to turn - Yosef Meir Cohen.

How Jerusalem’s greatest community activist ended up behind bars

Chabad tunnel incident:

Judge calls Hasidic students a "shame to worldwide Chabad"

Brooklyn judge chastises 4 students who refused plea deal for digging illegal tunnel underneath the Chabad headquarters in Crown Heights.

Judge calls Hasidic students a "shame to worldwide Chabad"

Senior Lev Tahor member faces extradition to Israel

Elazar Rompler was arrested in El Salvador and now could be returned to Israel to face charges of child abuse.

Senior Lev Tahor member faces extradition to Israel

Chief Rabbi of Turkey passed away at 84

Turkish Chief Rabbi Hahambaşı Ishak Haleva passed away at the age of 84. His community eulogized: 'He always believed in unity, peace, and love.'

Chief Rabbi of Turkey passed away at 84

Unusual Family Setup in Jerusalem Has Tragic Backstory

A young teenager was forced to take charge of his sibling's well-being.

Unusual Family Setup in Jerusalem Has Tragic Backstory

Moving:

Yonatan Razel sings with family of fallen soldier

The family of Yossi Hershkowitz, a school principal who fell in battle in Gaza, sings Yossi's last song in New York together with renowned singer Yonatan Razel. Watch.

Yonatan Razel sings with family of fallen soldier

Shabbos Kestenbaum:

'On 10/7 young US Jews woke up and we're not going back to sleep'

‘We want Israel to know that we're on the same team, on the same page; their fight is our fight, and our fight is their fight,' says Harvard alumnus Shabbos Kestenbaum.

'On 10/7 young US Jews woke up and we're not going back to sleep'

Elderly Jewish woman in Damascus passes away

Hadaya Shatakh, one of the last members of the ancient Jewish community in Damascus, passes away at 92, leaving no children.

Elderly Jewish woman in Damascus passes away

Jewish student leaves Montreal university after death threats

A Jewish student at Concordia University in Montreal has left his studies and returned to the United States following anti-Semitic threats on WhatsApp. The university administration has suspended the threatening student.

Jewish student leaves Montreal university after death threats

IDF unit in northern Israel seeks help upgrading equipment

In the uncertain terrains along Israel’s northern border, a special unit of 30 religious lone soldiers operates missions crucial to national security.

IDF unit in northern Israel seeks help upgrading equipment

The Arutz Sheva Jerusalem Conference in New York is Back

The Jerusalem Conference in New York will take place on May 18th 2025 following the Celebrate Israel Parade. Details to follow.

The Arutz Sheva Jerusalem Conference in New York is Back

London:

Police prevent anti-Israel protest near synagogue

Met. Police make clear that it will prevent the Palestine Solidarity Campaign from gathering outside the BBC headquarters, down the street from the Central London Synagogue.

Police prevent anti-Israel protest near synagogue

US rabbis call for bipartisan support for sanctions on ICC

The Coalition for Jewish Value called on Representatives from both parties to support the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, which would impose sanctions on the ICC for its arrest warrants against Israeli leaders.

US rabbis call for bipartisan support for sanctions on ICC

Brussels:

Schools refuse to participate in Holocaust memorial event

Two schools in Anderlecht say they will not participate in the ceremony for Belgian Holocaust victims because they do not wish to impose discussion of the Holocaust on children given the situation in the Middle East.

Schools refuse to participate in Holocaust memorial event

Tragedy:

Boy killed in traffic accident two weeks before his bar mitzva

Daniel Rubin and his family were on their way home from his aunt's engagement party when their vehicle overturned on the E40.

Boy killed in traffic accident two weeks before his bar mitzva

Lev Tahor cult riots against Guatemalan police

A violent clash erupted in Guatemala City recently as members of the Lev Tahor cult allegedly attacked police with pepper spray during an attempt to evict them from welfare facilities.

Lev Tahor cult riots against Guatemalan police

Help needy groom:

Boy cared for 5 siblings, putting future marriage at risk

After years of caring for his siblings, Nachi has nothing left to use for his own marriage.

Boy cared for 5 siblings, putting future marriage at risk

1st-ever Solomon Schechter school in North America goes Orthodox

Solomon Schechter of Queens, New York, the first-ever school to take on the iconic name, rebrands as an Orthodox day school.

1st-ever Solomon Schechter school in North America goes Orthodox

Another synagogue destroyed:

Torah scrolls rescued from Chabad center during LA fires

Century-old Conservative synagogue burned to the ground in minutes, Chabad center damaged and loses its menorahs, in Palisades Fire.

Torah scrolls rescued from Chabad center during LA fires

'I'm a soldier in the Jewish army'

Hasidic Rebbe's son shares exitement at joining IDF

Mendel Roth, Hasidic singer and son of the Shmore Emunim Rebbe, shares his reaction to his first hours in the new haredi "Hashmonaim" Brigade.

Hasidic Rebbe's son shares exitement at joining IDF

Harrowing new video of Nosson Malul in prison infirmary

In a desperate plea from the infirmary, Nosson’s suffering is captured like never before.

Harrowing new video of Nosson Malul in prison infirmary

“Warsaw 1943 = Gaza 2025”

Holocaust memorial in Warsaw vandalized

Umschlagplatz monument in Poland's capital sprayed with red graffiti reading “Warsaw 1943 = Gaza 2025”.

Holocaust memorial in Warsaw vandalized

Connecting Israel & Diaspora:

From the Galilee to Melbourne

Watch the second episode of a new series - Israelis connect with their brethren around the world and talk about antisemitism, the Gaza war and the ties that exist between the communities, despite the distance.

From the Galilee to Melbourne

Tomorrow:

Herzog to give Medal of Honor to 7 leaders from around world

The Presidential Medal of Honor will be given to seven leaders from around the globe in recognition of their longstanding contributions to the State of Israel and the Jewish people.

Herzog to give Medal of Honor to 7 leaders from around world

London:

Jews afraid to attend synagogue due to anti-Israel protest

Leaders of the London Jewish community call on the police to keep a pro-Palestinian demonstration, planned to take place on Saturday only 500 meters from the Central Synagogue, at a safe distance.

Jews afraid to attend synagogue due to anti-Israel protest

Special conference in NYC:

Legal professionals could and should move to Israel

Jeremy Lustman, Head of DLA PIPER's Israel Group, speaks with Arutz Sheva about how the group is encouraging legal professionals to move to Israel.

Legal professionals could and should move to Israel

Join us in the fight for Dudi and donate to save his life

Two-year-old Dudi is fighting leukemia and needs a complex surgery to save his life.

Join us in the fight for Dudi and donate to save his life

Dov Hikind:

Antisemitism is worse than publicized, victims afraid to report

Former New York State Representative Dov Hikind speaks with Arutz Sheva - Israel National News ahead of the upcoming Jerusalem Conference in NYC about the challenges of antisemitism in the US after October 7th.

Antisemitism is worse than publicized, victims afraid to report

Jerusalem:

Michael Glazer is losing his battle against colon cancer

A father of 7 and a convert to Judaism, Michael is fighting for his life.

Michael Glazer is losing his battle against colon cancer

The drastic blows that caused a 'superhero' to fall apart

Dikla Cohen is dealing with complex financial issues following her husband’s death.

The drastic blows that caused a 'superhero' to fall apart

Barcelona:

'Community getting stronger despite challenges'

Rabbi David Libersohn, Chabad emissary in Barcelona, talks about lighting Hanukkah candles in the city's main square and other Jewish activities, alongside caution and concern about antisemitism.

'Community getting stronger despite challenges'

'Protect remaining Jews'

The unordinary letter from the rabbi to Syria's new leader

Rabbi Binyamin Hamra, the spiritual leader of the Syrian community in Israel, sent a letter to Ahmad al-Sharaa asking him to protect the country's remaining Jews and Jewish holy sites.

The unordinary letter from the rabbi to Syria's new leader

Senior Lev Tahor member arrested

El Salvadorian police arrested Jonathan Emmanuel Cardona Castillo, who is suspected of child abuse and human trafficking, among other things, on the border with Guatemala.

Senior Lev Tahor member arrested

Help Yocheved get the treatment she needs

Yocheved is battling leukemia—a cruel illness that has interrupted her childhood. The doctors are offering a new hope.

Help Yocheved get the treatment she needs

Sovereignty Movement aims to bring Diaspora youth, Israel, closer

Empowering Diaspora youth, fighting propaganda, and strengthening bonds: The Sovereignty Movement's new initiative.

Sovereignty Movement aims to bring Diaspora youth, Israel, closer

Ukraine:

Man arrested after damaging historic Hanukkiah in Lviv

Rabbi Mendy Gottlieb, Chabad emissary in the city, says the vandalism is "a very unusual incident that does not reflect the attitude of the residents".

Man arrested after damaging historic Hanukkiah in Lviv

Insights from 30 Years as a Dealer in STaM

My journey has brought to light critical insights that I believe every member of the Jewish community should know

Insights from 30 Years as a Dealer in STaM

Help IDF widows:

78 women facing first Hanukkah alone

78 women are experiencing eight painful days after losing their husbands in battle this year.

78 women facing first Hanukkah alone

Another Jew Awaits Freedom

For Yosef Meir Cohen, life has always been about helping others. But today, he’s a man sitting in jail.

Another Jew Awaits Freedom

They’re Tired Of Pretending

The Hershkowitzes are tired of pretending that everything is okay.

They’re Tired Of Pretending

A Miracle Saved This Woman, But Now She’s Asking For Another

A Hatzalah volunteer was recently hailed a hero for using his quick thinking to save the life of a 45-year-old woman after a horrific bus crash.

A Miracle Saved This Woman, But Now She’s Asking For Another

Antisemitism in Ukraine:

Firebomb thrown at Chabad synagogue in Mykolaiv

The perpetrator, who was captured on security cameras, flees scene. Fire extinguished by synagogue guard. No injuries, but the building's door damaged.

Firebomb thrown at Chabad synagogue in Mykolaiv

Watch:

Gal Gadot and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles on final night

On the eighth and final night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby is joined for candle lighting by popular Israeli actress Gal Gadot, who says: "A candle is a small thing, but one candle can light another."

Gal Gadot and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles on final night

Heartwarming:

Father of hostage lights menorah

The father of captured soldier Bar Kuperstein lit the menorah during a special Hanukkah celebration hosted by the "Hakol Mehalev" organization.

Father of hostage lights menorah

Following Lev Tahor raid:

Israeli delegation to assist Guatemalan authorities

The delegation members, including top cult-victim professionals, will share their knowledge and experience in tending to cult victims and their families.

Israeli delegation to assist Guatemalan authorities

Mike Huckabee lights menorah in Arkansas

President-elect Trump's nominee for ambassador to Israel joined Chabad to light the menorah in Little Rock. 'You couldn’t get a Maccabee so you’ve got a Huckabee here tonight.'

Mike Huckabee lights menorah in Arkansas

German court:

Ownership of 'Aryanized' home to be granted to Claims Conference

German woman who lives in home looted from Jews must give it up, judge rules.

Ownership of 'Aryanized' home to be granted to Claims Conference

US Jewish leaders to Pope:

'Refrain from making incendiary comments against Israel'

Conference of Presidents writes letter to Pope Francis following his criticism of Israel’s counterterrorism operations in Gaza: We appreciate and share your concern for the suffering of innocent civilians, but the statements you have made only serve to distort Israel’s legitimate military campaign and fuel antisemitism.

'Refrain from making incendiary comments against Israel'

Watch:

Tiffany Haddish and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

On the seventh night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby and her son Ari are joined for candle lighting by actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish, who discusses her journey to discovering her Jewish identity.

Tiffany Haddish and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

Israeli Wife: “This is my last resort to save my husband's life”

Leah Bitton made a dramatic move after her husband was diagnosed with a rare liver disease.

Israeli Wife: “This is my last resort to save my husband's life”

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Cindy Crawford and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

On the sixth night of Hanukkah, Noa Tishby is joined by iconic actress Cindy Crawford. The two light candles and talk about allyship, family, and the beauty of sharing traditions.

Cindy Crawford and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

How Jimmy Carter helped save Rabbi Nachman's Tomb

The late president helped prevent Soviet authorities from demolishing the grave of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov in Uman, a significant site of annual pilgrimage for many Israelis.

How Jimmy Carter helped save Rabbi Nachman's Tomb

Real Talk:

The Rabbi of Capitol Hill tells all

Executive Vice President of American Friends of Lubavitch Rabbi Levi Shemtov speaks about his work in Washington, which he describes as 'walking a tightrope over a cesspool, wearing a straightjacket, with everyone demanding that I dance.'

The Rabbi of Capitol Hill tells all

Rabbi Grossman urges: 24 hours left to save Jew In prison

With just one day left until his trial, Nosson’s life hangs in the balance.

Rabbi Grossman urges: 24 hours left to save Jew In prison

During Hanukkah:

Jewish children around world raise awareness for hostages

The children of Tikva School, supported by the Yael Foundation, identified with the plight of the hostages as Ukrainian refugees and united to form a moving human yellow ribbon, singing about home in Hebrew. We pray for the

Jewish children around world raise awareness for hostages

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Van Jones and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

On the fifth night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby is joined for candle lighting by author and CNN host Van Jones, who highlights the similarities between the Jewish community and the Black community.

Van Jones and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

Hanukkah initiative

Prayers for hostages at candlelighting

Over 20,000 people are dedicating a few minutes after lighting candles to pray for the recovery of the remaining hostages.

Prayers for hostages at candlelighting

Help struggling family:

Failed business deal likely cause of young father’s death

Friends and family point to extreme stress as cause of Avihu Cohen’s death.

Failed business deal likely cause of young father’s death

New film dedicated to hostages familie

'The 2,000 Kidnapped Spanish Jewish Children'

Film to shed light on the tragic story of 2,000 Jewish children from Spain who, after their families fled to Portugal in 1492 following the Edict of Expulsion, were forcibly kidnapped by Portuguese King Dom João II.

'The 2,000 Kidnapped Spanish Jewish Children'

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Iliza Shlesinger and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

On the fourth night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby is joined for candle lighting by comedian, actress and television host, Iliza Shlesinger, who makes an argument that Hanukkah might just be the most American holiday.

Iliza Shlesinger and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

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Mayim Bialik and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

For the third night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby is joined by actress Mayim Bialik.

Mayim Bialik and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

Final Hanukkah message

Biden: Hold on to hope, keep the faith

US President publishes his final Hanukkah message as President on X.

Biden: Hold on to hope, keep the faith

Jews visiting Uman subject to significant restrictions

Breslov hasidim visiting Uman, Ukraine, warned photographing security forces, checkpoints, or military facilities may be arrested on suspicion of espionage.

Jews visiting Uman subject to significant restrictions

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Mila Kunis and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

On the second night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby is joined by Jewish actress Mila Kunis for the candle lighting. Kunis, who was born in Ukraine, reveals that it was not until she moved to the US and started a family that she began to reconnect with Judaism.

Mila Kunis and Noa Tishby light Hanukkah candles

Mizrachi Canada head:

'Israelis give Canadian Jews strength to fight back'

Rabbi Elan Mazer, CEO of Mizrachi Canada, tells Arutz Sheva the Canadian Jewish community has dealt with antisemitism as a fact of daily life since October 7, but draws strength from seeing the response of Israelis to adversity and hate.

'Israelis give Canadian Jews strength to fight back'

1.8 Mil. Minutes and Counting

Special interview with radio host Nachum Segal

Nachum Segal, host of The Nachum Segal Network, visited the Arutz Sheva studio in Jerusalem as he is summarizing more than 40 years of Jewish broadcasting.

Special interview with radio host Nachum Segal

Rare photos: Hanukkah menorahs in the heart of Tehran

Hanukkah menorahs in the heart of Tehran, and children wearing candle-shaped crowns in Morocco – Alliance Kol Yisrael Chaverim presents historical photographs from Hanukkah celebrations during times when these communities flourished.

Rare photos: Hanukkah menorahs in the heart of Tehran

VP Harris on Hanukkah:

'Even in darkness, we can find the light'

US Vice President posts video of her and her husband, Doug Emhoff, lighting Hanukkah candles: May the next eight nights of reflection bring you hope, joy, and love. Happy Hanukkah.

'Even in darkness, we can find the light'

Biden on Hanukkah:

'May the light shine from menorahs around the world'

Biden posts Hanukkah greetings to the Jewish community: Hanukkah is a timeless story of miracles. Jill and I wish you and your loved ones a happy Hanukkah!

'May the light shine from menorahs around the world'

Ukraine:

Zelenskyy lights Hanukkah candles in presidential bunker

At Zelenskyy's request, the ceremony featured an ornate menorah he received from Argentine President Javier Milei during his inauguration.

Zelenskyy lights Hanukkah candles in presidential bunker

Help with the legal fees:

Time running out for Israeli man imprisoned abroad

If they do not somehow find a way to afford the legal fees, Nosson could spend the rest of his life wasting away in prison, and if the threats of his fellow prisoners are legitimate, the rest of his life may not be long.

Time running out for Israeli man imprisoned abroad

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Gwyneth Paltrow joins Noa Tishby to light the menorah

Academy Award-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow joined Tishby to light a menorah and share personal stories about their Jewish heritage, reflecting on the meaning of the Festival of Lights.

Gwyneth Paltrow joins Noa Tishby to light the menorah

Help the Brands:

How can an Israeli family survive in these conditions?

With seven children, they’ve faced challenges, but nothing could prepare them for the state they’re in now.

How can an Israeli family survive in these conditions?

Tzohar rabbis:

Add a special prayer when lighting Hanukkah candles

Tzohar, in collaboration with the Atid Le'Otef Movement, composed a special prayer dedicated to the People of Israel, the hostages and their families, IDF soldiers, and all those who have been affected by the war.

Add a special prayer when lighting Hanukkah candles

Yeshiva Lecturer Confined to Bed, Publicizes Personal Story

Diagnosed with a rare liver disease, a father of seven may be forced to go against doctors orders.

Yeshiva Lecturer Confined to Bed, Publicizes Personal Story

-15 Celcius:

Massive chanukiyot built in freezing Russia

In preparation for the lighting of the first candle of Hanukah, Jews in Tyumen in Siberia, and Samara in Russia build large and spectacular chanukiyot from ice.

Massive chanukiyot built in freezing Russia

Canada:

First Sephardi woman appointed to join federal cabinet

Rachel Bendayan, a Canadian Member of Parliament representing the district of Outremont in Montreal, makes history after being named Canada’s new Minister of Official Languages and Associate Minister of Public Safety in cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Trudeau.

First Sephardi woman appointed to join federal cabinet

Their Fathers Died For Israel - Let’s Light Up Their Chanuka

Avital’s father was a sharpshooter who held his position under heavy enemy fire until he succumbed to his wounds.

Their Fathers Died For Israel - Let’s Light Up Their Chanuka

Addressing Post-Traumatic Stress in Lone Soldiers

War tragically leaves many physically and mentally affected. For soldiers without the embrace of family support, its scars can run especially deep.

Addressing Post-Traumatic Stress in Lone Soldiers

Shouting and violence:

Lev Tahor members attack haredim

Members of the Lev Tahor cult violently attacked haredim who came to the aid of the cult's children who were rescued in a Guatemalan police raid.

Lev Tahor members attack haredim

Former IDF Soldier Continues Service at Touro’s Med School.

Former IDF Soldier Hatzoloh Volunteer Continues Passion for Service as Touro’s Med School.

Former IDF Soldier Continues Service at Touro’s Med School.

It’s never a good time to lose a loved one - but this?

I’LL BE LIGHTING THE MENORAH ALONE THIS YEAR—Please Help 78 IDF Widows Like Me!

It’s never a good time to lose a loved one - but this?

Jewish Agency to light world’s largest digital Menorah

From Kiryat Shmona to Melbourne, from Sderot to Washington, from Jerusalem to Paris, anyone can light a virtual candle that will be projected on Israel’s National Institutions building.

Jewish Agency to light world’s largest digital Menorah

After commuting 37 sentences

Biden decides: Man who murdered 11 Jews to be executed

Despite record-breaking commutation, outgoing President Biden refuses to pardon three, including the murderer of 11 congregants at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue in 2018.

Biden decides: Man who murdered 11 Jews to be executed

Double blow: Family faces eviction 12 days after father’s death

The Cohen Family may be forced out of their home days after their father’s death, because of a failed business deal that left him deeply in debt.

Double blow: Family faces eviction 12 days after father’s death

Azerbaijan:

Distinguished rabbi joins Global Jewish Council

'I am honored to represent a country with a Shiite Muslim majority where everyone supports Israel,' says, Rabbi Isayev of Azerbaijan’s Sephardic community, a representative to the Global Jewish Council.

Distinguished rabbi joins Global Jewish Council

Prayer for the hostages

In collaboration with the Young Israel of Scarsdale, Mordy Weinstein is back with a touching music video for "Prayer for the Hostages."

Prayer for the hostages

Jewish leaders call to boycott NY school association

The call follows extensive antisemitism at an annual conference of approximately 8000 people. The association has since issued an apology.

Jewish leaders call to boycott NY school association

Prisoner of Zion:

Eduard Kuznetsov passes away at age 85

Prisoner of Zion Eduard Kuznetsov was sentenced to death in the USSR after he planned to hijack an empty plane and land it in Sweden. His sentence was commuted and in 1979 he was released and immigrated to Israel.

Eduard Kuznetsov passes away at age 85

War in Ukraine:

Body of Jewish soldier located after more than six months

More than six months after his sudden disappearance in the Ukraine war, the body of soldier David Strauber was located.

Body of Jewish soldier located after more than six months

Third time in seven months

Shots fired at Toronto Jewish girls' school

Shots fired at Bais Chaya Mushka Elementary School around 2:30 a.m. No injuries reported. Toronto's Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force is leading the investigation, with support from the Hate Crime Unit.

Shots fired at Toronto Jewish girls' school

Street where Lubavitcher Rebbe lived to renamed for him

NY City Council votes to rename one block of President Street in Brooklyn will be renamed "Lubavitcher Rebbe Way."

Street where Lubavitcher Rebbe lived to renamed for him

Rachashei Lev's new home for cancer-stricken children

Rachashei Lev completes renovation of Beit HaYeled for sick children and wounded soldiers.

Rachashei Lev's new home for cancer-stricken children

Protecting Jewish Hebron and supporting IDF soldiers

In the historic city of Hebron, Jewish residents and Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers stand on the front lines of safety and security in Israel.

Protecting Jewish Hebron and supporting IDF soldiers

Mayor Adams at Hanukkah party: 'I'm a modern-day Maccabee'

New York City Mayor Eric Adams hosted hundreds of Jewish New Yorkers at his residence for a pre-Hanukkah celebration that featured kosher food and celebrity guests.

Mayor Adams at Hanukkah party: 'I'm a modern-day Maccabee'

Help Elisheva go free:

22-Year-Old Girl tragically wheelchair bound

Elisheva Davis has been locked in a wheelchair for a year, is fighting for a chance to go free.

22-Year-Old Girl tragically wheelchair bound

49-year-old son of terror victim passes away

This past Thursday, Avihu Cohen passed away, leaving a shocked wife, family, and community.

49-year-old son of terror victim passes away

Antisemitism in Australia rises again: Swastikas on banknotes

Antisemitism expert Dr. Ran Porat comments on incident in which banknotes with swastikas were withdrawn from an ATM in Australia: "There are Hezbollah supporters here."

Antisemitism in Australia rises again: Swastikas on banknotes

Jewish man plans to return Torah scrolls to Syria

American-Israeli philanthropist who saved Jewish treasures at the beginning of the Civil War in Syria, plans to lead a delegation of Syrian Jews to return the artifacts.

Jewish man plans to return Torah scrolls to Syria

Bereaved father initiates ‘Shabbat for the Hostages’

'We must do everything we can to bring the hostages back home. We must remember that praying is important, but actions are what's needed,' says bereaved father, Zvi Zussman to Arutz Sheva.

Bereaved father initiates ‘Shabbat for the Hostages’

London:

Venue cancels Jewish concert

Just one day before Benny Friedman's concert in London, England, the secured venue pulled out citing 'security concerns.'

Venue cancels Jewish concert

New Program

How women are mastering the Halachos of Kashrus around the world

Online program based on HaGaon Rabbi Berkovits’s renowned curriculum

How women are mastering the Halachos of Kashrus around the world

Connecting Israel & Diaspora

From Beit Shemeh to Philadelphia

Watch the first episode of a new series - Israelis connect with their brethren around the world.

From Beit Shemeh to Philadelphia

Belgian MP to serve as envoy in leading Jewish organization

European Jewish Association announces appointment of Belgian MP Michael Freilich as diplomatic envoy.

Belgian MP to serve as envoy in leading Jewish organization

You can help:

What would you do to save your spouse’s life?

Those who have dealt closely with the illness, however, know that the physical ailments are only half the battle.

What would you do to save your spouse’s life?

9 children need support:

Father collapses mid-conversation

Child describes father as 'invincible,' and mourns his sudden death.

Father collapses mid-conversation

Written using Phoenician alphabet:

Stone fragment mentioning House of David comes to NY museum

Tel Dan Stele, oldest archaeological evidence of King David, comes to NY’s Jewish Museum.

Stone fragment mentioning House of David comes to NY museum

Belgian haredi MP appointed to new position

Michael Freilich, haredi member of the Belgian parliament and a member of the Antwerp City Council, appointed as diplomatic envoy of European Jewish Association (EJA) for issues of antisemitism and Holocaust remembrance.

Belgian haredi MP appointed to new position

'Historical step'

Chief Rabbi of Moldova sends message to Foreign Minister Sa'ar

Rabbi Pinchas Salzman, the Chief Rabbi of Moldova, sends special letter of congratulations to Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar following the decision to open an Israeli embassy in Chisinau.

Chief Rabbi of Moldova sends message to Foreign Minister Sa'ar

Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Grossman urges public to save Jew in prison

Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Grossman issued a desperate call to action this morning: Nosson Malul’s final court date is in three weeks.

Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Grossman urges public to save Jew in prison

In US and Europe:

Hundreds of local leaders meet to discuss surge in antisemitism

More than 200 mayors gathered in Beverly Hills for CAM’s Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism, and over a hundred local leaders gathered at the United Against Antisemitism – 'Actions Matter – The Summit' in Vienna, Austria.

Hundreds of local leaders meet to discuss surge in antisemitism

Historic moment:

Gerrer Rosh Yeshiva and Satmar Rebbe invited to White House

Gerrer Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Shaul Alter, and the Satmar Rebbe, Rabbi Aharon Teitelbaum, received an official invitation to visit the White House after the inauguration of President Trump.

Gerrer Rosh Yeshiva and Satmar Rebbe invited to White House

Damascus Jews:

Rare evidence: 'we were not injured during the rebellion'

A Jewish resident of Damascus said that despite the initial anarchy during the rise of the rebels to power, the Jewish community was not harmed.

Rare evidence: 'we were not injured during the rebellion'

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Havdala with Bnei Akiva of México

Cantors Yaki Lauer and Avremi Roth lead Bnei Akiva Mexico in the traditional prayer to say farewell to Shabbat.

Havdala with Bnei Akiva of México

'Tremendous fear' that Jewish sites in Syria may have been looted

What happened to relics of Syria’s Jewish history? Assad’s collapse spurs efforts to assess the damage.

'Tremendous fear' that Jewish sites in Syria may have been looted

Help Yisrael Hershkowitz:

Everything seemed normal. Then, the headaches began

At first, they were small. Then, they became impossible to ignore. A trip to the hospital with his wife revealed the unthinkable.

Everything seemed normal. Then, the headaches began

Antisemitism in Canada:

At Limmud FSU, Jews call to 'unite in the fight against hate'

Antisemitism concerns loom large at Canadian gathering of Jews from former Soviet Union.

At Limmud FSU, Jews call to 'unite in the fight against hate'

Poll:

64% of Jewish women in USA fear expressing their Judaism

A new survey reveals that 64% of Jewish women in the US feel that anti-Semitism affects their daily life, with 62% feeling insecure due to their Jewish identity.

64% of Jewish women in USA fear expressing their Judaism

Biden signs bill to examine if Jewish museum can join Smithsonian

US President Joe Biden signs law creating commission to examine whether the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History can join the Smithsonian Institution.

Biden signs bill to examine if Jewish museum can join Smithsonian

Celebrating 30 years of building Israel’s biblical heartland

On Thursday, December 19th, One Israel Fund will mark its historic 30th Anniversary with a gala event celebrating the organization’s extraordinary achievements.

Celebrating 30 years of building Israel’s biblical heartland

Antisemitism in Australia:

Vandals burn car, spray anti-Israel graffiti in Sydney suburb

Car set on fire and two properties vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti in Sydney suburb of Woollahra. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemns the incident, calling it an "outrage."

Vandals burn car, spray anti-Israel graffiti in Sydney suburb

MedEX LA:

Encouraging doctors to make Aliyah

First-ever MedEx LA event unites Jewish doctors to strengthen Israel’s healthcare system and to tackle the severe shortage of medical professionals in Israel.

Encouraging doctors to make Aliyah

Cape Town:

Suspected bomb found outside Cape Town Jewish Community Center

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis condemned any potential attack, emphasizing that 'I know all Capetonians will join me in condemning such actions unequivocally.'

Suspected bomb found outside Cape Town Jewish Community Center

US rabbis:

Amnesty report on Israel 'worthy of Nazi era'

The Coalition for Jewish Values, which represents 2,500 Orthodox rabbis, rejected Amnesty International's report accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza as antisemitic propaganda.

Amnesty report on Israel 'worthy of Nazi era'

RACE AGAINST TIME:

They have 20 days to accomplish the impossible

Nosson Malul’s final trial is in three weeks, and they have until then to raise ALL of the money needed for legal representation so he can have a fair trial.

They have 20 days to accomplish the impossible

Jewish man stabbed in the neck in Crown Heights

Jewish man stabbed in neck in Crown Heights, rushed by Hatzolah to Kings County Hospital. Police conducting search for attacker.

Jewish man stabbed in the neck in Crown Heights

1000s celebrate at wedding of Gerrer Rebbi's granddaughter

The chupah ceremony was held on the rooftop of the large Beit Midrash in Jerusalem and was broadcast on large screens for all participants.

1000s celebrate at wedding of Gerrer Rebbi's granddaughter

'Help my daughter live,' begs Leah's mother.

'Lali is a child we longed for; she is all the light and joy of our home. Since discovering she has cancer, we are trying to stay strong for her, but inside, we are falling apart,' cries Esti, Leah's mother.

'Help my daughter live,' begs Leah's mother.

Help Us Save Lali

Every donation, every bit of support will help us get there

Our Lali is a child we longed for and waited for five years. She is all the light and joy of our home, and all I want is for her to stay here with us.

Every donation, every bit of support will help us get there

Real Talk:

'Invaluable emotional insights from the Lubavitcher Rebbe'

Real Talk host Hadassah Chen speaks with author Levi Shmotkin about his efforts to bring the Lubavitcher Rebbe's advice on emotional health to everyone in an engaging and relatable format.

'Invaluable emotional insights from the Lubavitcher Rebbe'

VIP tickets at Ishay Ribo concert to support Tantzers

Tantzers, an organization that brings joy and hope to children and families fighting terminal illness, has partnered with Ishay Ribo’s upcoming concert to support their work.

VIP tickets at Ishay Ribo concert to support Tantzers

Funding challenges puts aid for soldiers on hold

Unexpected glitches prevent soldiers in Israel’s North from receiving heating.

Funding challenges puts aid for soldiers on hold

Australia responds to Netanyahu:

'We've taken strong actions to stand against antisemitism'

Australia’s government defends its efforts to combat antisemitism, after Netanyahu linked the Australian government’s policies with the arson attack on Adass Israel synagogue in Melbourne.

'We've taken strong actions to stand against antisemitism'

In NYC:

Drought could put a damper on public Hanukkah menorah lightings

New York City is asking those previously issued permits for open flame displays to consider contingency plans due to drought warning.

Drought could put a damper on public Hanukkah menorah lightings

'It is on his watch!'

Jewish Australian presenter rips PM following synagogue arson

Sky News host Sharri Markson blasts Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after Melbourne synagogue was targeted in an arson attack: It is on his watch. He hasn't shown leadership or strength and that's why we end up in this situation right now where a synagogue is firebombed.

Jewish Australian presenter rips PM following synagogue arson

1,000 teens learn about Portugal's expulsion and genocide of Jews

A thousand teenagers mark the Portuguese Edict of Expulsion in visit to the Jewish Museum of Porto.

1,000 teens learn about Portugal's expulsion and genocide of Jews

Arson at Melbourne synagogue

Australian PM: I have zero tolerance for antisemitism

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemns arson attack on synagogue in Melbourne: This violence and intimidation and destruction at a place of worship is an outrage. The people involved must be caught and face the full force of the law.

Australian PM: I have zero tolerance for antisemitism

Emergency appeal: Help provide dignity to Israel’s victims!!

These dedicated volunteers need specially designed coats to help them stay extra mobile while they continue their critical mission.

Emergency appeal: Help provide dignity to Israel’s victims!!

One month after Election Day:

Here’s what we know about how Jews voted

While the majority voted for the Democratic candidate as the case has been for years, polls found that Kamala Harris received a smaller portion of the Jewish vote than Joe Biden did in 2020.

Here’s what we know about how Jews voted

Help Refoel Chai:

Father of 14 told that health is impossible

An Israeli bus driver amputated his leg despite the costs but currently faces a worse diagnosis.

Father of 14 told that health is impossible

IDF combat soldiers' plea from the public

Soldiers of one of the IDF's elite combat units, who generally shy away from publicity, have released a video to the public.

IDF combat soldiers' plea from the public

Manischewitz to sponsor Jewish football player

BYU’s star Jewish quarterback Jake Retzlaff scores sponsorship deal with Manischewitz.

Manischewitz to sponsor Jewish football player

Akiva announces Hanukkah concert in Los Angeles

Top Israeli star Akiva will perform at Los Angeles’s Wilshire Ebell Theatre on the 5th night of Hanukkah, December 29th, creating an evening of music and unity that blends soulful emotion with celebration and joy.

Akiva announces Hanukkah concert in Los Angeles

Despite Obstacles, ZAKA's Heroic Efforts Continue

Their mission is to ensure every victim receives a proper Jewish burial, even under the most extreme conditions.

Despite Obstacles, ZAKA's Heroic Efforts Continue

New survey reveals:

'Substantial' discrimination against Jews in US labor market

Jewish Americans have 24-percent harder time applying to jobs; Israeli Americans have a 39-percent harder time, new study finds.

'Substantial' discrimination against Jews in US labor market

Kiryat Shmona resident finds home ruined from direct hit

On visits home, many residents of the North have discovered that the homes they left are no longer habitable.

Kiryat Shmona resident finds home ruined from direct hit

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Memorial service for Omer Neutra in Long Island

A memorial service is being held in Syossett, NY for Long Island native Omer Neutra, who was killed while fighting in Israel during the October 7th attack. and whose body is being held in Gaza. "We wanted a different end to this story".

Memorial service for Omer Neutra in Long Island

Author Simcha Raz dies age 93

Simcha Raz, who authored dozens of books on Shabbat and Jewish holidays, and great Jewish figures throughout the generations, dies age 93.

Author Simcha Raz dies age 93

Mother of hostage Keith Siegel passes away

The mother of Keith Seigel, who was held captive in Gaza for 424 days, passed away before her son could return from captivity.

Mother of hostage Keith Siegel passes away

Historic first:

Deaf rabbi keynotes gala at Chabad conference

In groundbreaking and inspirational moment, Rabbi Yehoshua Soudakoff, Israel's only deaf rabbi and Chabad-Lubavitch emissary, delivers historic keynote address in American Sign Language at International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries in New York.

Deaf rabbi keynotes gala at Chabad conference

Following alarming blood test

Harvey Weinstein returned to hospital in New York

Disgraced former movie producer, who is currently incarcerated at Rikers Island, returned to Bellevue Hospital for treatment.

Harvey Weinstein returned to hospital in New York

Bonei Zion Prize:

Honoring outstanding immigrants

12 olim honored with the Sylvan Adams Nefesh B’Nefesh Bonei Zion Prize. Natan Sharansky receives recognition for his lifelong dedication to Israel and world Jewry

Honoring outstanding immigrants

Making history in Andorra:

Official Rabbi appointed first time in 1,000 years

For the first time in 1,000 years, the European principality of Andorra appoints an official rabbi.

Official Rabbi appointed first time in 1,000 years

Family of Omer Neutra:

'Heavy grief, leadership will be revealed in actions and results'

Hours following the announcement that their son, who was kidnapped on October 7, was also killed that day, the family of Omer Neutra call on leaders to rise to the occasion and show the same leadership Omer showed.

'Heavy grief, leadership will be revealed in actions and results'

Close to 1,000 People Give Thanks to IDF Orphans

In a much-needed display of warmth, Jews worldwide thank hidden heroes for their extraordinary sacrifice.

Close to 1,000 People Give Thanks to IDF Orphans

Gallant to Chabad emissaries:

'War's success is thanks to G-d's miracle and our soldiers'

The former Defense Minister visited Chabad Global Headquarters in Brooklyn and addressed the emissaries from around the world. 'When I led this campaign, I knew that I was doing it on behalf of the Nation of Israel, as an emissary of G-d.'

'War's success is thanks to G-d's miracle and our soldiers'

Campaign Launched to Honor the Memory of Fallen Soldiers

At the request of the families, hundreds have united to show support for those the fallen left behind.

Campaign Launched to Honor the Memory of Fallen Soldiers

ZOA urges rabbis and cantors: Resign from J Street rabbinic board

'J Street, APN and other such groups should be persona non grata in the Jewish world until they change their anti-Jewish policies,' says Zionist Org. of America (ZOA) National President, Morton A. Klein.

ZOA urges rabbis and cantors: Resign from J Street rabbinic board

At annual Shluchim conference:

Israeli chief rabbi announces new collaboration with Chabad

Amid challenging year, Chabad emissaries serving Israeli expats convene with Israel’s Chief Rabbi at international conference.

Israeli chief rabbi announces new collaboration with Chabad

You can help

This Elite Unit Operates In Total Secrecy

Members of one of Israel's most secretive elite military units have taken the unprecedented step of releasing a public video to garner support for vital equipment.

This Elite Unit Operates In Total Secrecy

Under heavy security:

Chabad emissaries conference kicks off in shadow of UAE murder

NYPD provides security as thousands from around the world attend International Conference of Shluchim and Shluchos, held a week after the abduction and murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan.

Chabad emissaries conference kicks off in shadow of UAE murder

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Thousands rally against antisemitism in Amsterdam

Thousands of supporters gathered at the Stopera in Amsterdam, waving Israeli and Dutch flags, to demonstrate solidarity with the Jewish community and speak out against the alarming surge in antisemitism in the country.

Thousands rally against antisemitism in Amsterdam

Help IDF widows:

Post-ceasefire, bittersweet return for many

The homecoming of thousands of soldiers presents acute difficulties to hundreds who lost loved ones in battle.

Post-ceasefire, bittersweet return for many

Help IDF Widows:

Mourning Women are Ignored After Publicity Dies Down

In their willingness to protect Israel, dozens of women across Israel have lost their husbands in battle.

Mourning Women are Ignored After Publicity Dies Down

Please, help us keep Avigayil bas Tehillah alive

For our baby Avigayil to overcome this illness, she urgently needs costly biological treatment. We need your help.

Please, help us keep Avigayil bas Tehillah alive

Ishay Ribo announces Hanukkah concerts in New York & Miami

Ribo’s performances on Hanukkah's 5th, 6th, and 8th nights will host Amir Dadon at New York City’s United Palace and Miami’s Fillmore—with New York’s second concert featuring separate seating for men and women.

Ishay Ribo announces Hanukkah concerts in New York & Miami

Eichmann:

Executioner who hanged Eichmann passes away

Former Prison Services officer, Shalom Nagar, who hanged Nazi Adolf Eichmann, has died at age 91. Nagar was one of the founders of Kiryat Arba.

Executioner who hanged Eichmann passes away

Grown man lost almost half his body weight

Beaten, starved, and targeted for being Jewish, Nosson is barely hanging on.

Grown man lost almost half his body weight

In memory of Rabbi Kogan:

Two adults in Ukraine circumcised and named after Rabbi Kogan

Two adult Jews from Odessa were circumcised yesterday and named after Rabbi Zvi Kogan, the Chabad emissary who was murdered in the United Arab Emirates.

Two adults in Ukraine circumcised and named after Rabbi Kogan

Body of Rabbi Zvi Kogan flown back to Israel

The body of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was murdered in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) over the weekend, was released for burial. Funeral to be held on Monday evening in Kfar Chabad and Jerusalem.

Body of Rabbi Zvi Kogan flown back to Israel

'Heinous act'

WJC outraged by murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan

WJC issues statement of condemnation following the murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan: We condemn this heinous act in the strongest terms and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and the Jewish community in the UAE.

WJC outraged by murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan

UAE Interior Ministry:

Murderers of Rabbi Zvi Kogan arrested

The Ministry of Interior of the United Arab Emirates says that three suspects were arrested for the murder of Chabad emissary Rabbi Zvi Kogan. The Ministry did not mention the identity or the nationality of the suspects.

Murderers of Rabbi Zvi Kogan arrested

Ari & Yanky Hill - Ma ani mevakesh

Brothers Ari and Yanky Hill join forces in an emotional duet music video, "Ma Ani Mevakesh". The unique melody was composed by Chaim Gold, with musical production and arrangement by Eli Klein and Yitzi Berry.

Ari & Yanky Hill - Ma ani mevakesh

Chief Rabbi to emissaries:

'Please, don't be despondent, be strong and brave'

Hours after the body of murdered Chabad emissary Rabbi Zvi Kogen was found in the UAE, Rabbi David Yosef sent a message of support to emissaries around the world.

'Please, don't be despondent, be strong and brave'

Honoring His Memory:

World Chabad dedicates convention to murdered Rabbi

Part of the Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries' world convention will deal with the security of Chabad houses and Chabad emissaries around the world in the wake of the murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan in the United Arab Emirates.

World Chabad dedicates convention to murdered Rabbi

Help Jewish prisoner:

Help Free Father Of 4-Year-Old Girl from Antisemitic Prison

“On behalf of my brother and friend I have come to request that you take part in a good deed for…R’ Nosson Malul who stumbled into a terrible situation and is locked up.”

Help Free Father Of 4-Year-Old Girl from Antisemitic Prison

Communities on 5 continents learn in memory of Rabbi Sacks

One hundred and fifty communities on five continents participated in this year's Rabbi Sacks Global Day of Learning, marking four years since his passing.

Communities on 5 continents learn in memory of Rabbi Sacks

Rabbi Kogan's friend:

'He connected with everyone, Chabad emissaries lowered profile'

Dudi Rubinstein, a friend of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, speaks about his friend's dedicated work and the decision of Chabad emissaries in the UAE to 'lower their profile.'

'He connected with everyone, Chabad emissaries lowered profile'

Murder:

Shocked responses to heinous murder of Chabad Rabbi

'We are shocked and pained by the heinous murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, Chabad's emissary in Abu Dhabi. This blatantly antisemitic attack reminds us that hatred of Jews exists everywhere,' says Yaakov Hagoel, chairman of the World Zionist Organization.

Shocked responses to heinous murder of Chabad Rabbi

Chabad reacts with pain to murder of emissary in UAE

Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters calls on public to 'do a mitzvah' in memory of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, whose body was found this morning.

Chabad reacts with pain to murder of emissary in UAE

Oklahoma Jewish museum holds funeral for Holocaust victims

A Jewish museum in Tulsa held a funeral for remains of Holocaust victims it kept for years.

Oklahoma Jewish museum holds funeral for Holocaust victims

Chabad-Lubavitch emissary to Abu Dhabi missing

It is suspected that hostile sources followed Rabbi Zvi Kogan, aide to Abu Dhabi's chief rabbi, and kidnapped or murdered him.

Chabad-Lubavitch emissary to Abu Dhabi missing

J Street defends ICC warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant

Self-proclaimed 'pro-Israel, pro-peace' organization claims ICC decision to issue arrest warrants against Israeli leaders is not antisemitic, says move is sign Israel needs to change course and end war with Hamas.

J Street defends ICC warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant

Between antisemitism and antizionism - after October 7th

European Jewish Association officials explain the impacts of the war on antisemitism in Europe and the USA.

Between antisemitism and antizionism - after October 7th

Help Michael Gallagher:

Irish convert faces challenges 30 years on

Michael Gallagher is currently unequipped to face the challenges he never dreamt he’d encounter.

Irish convert faces challenges 30 years on

Lali needs your help:

A mother's plea for her daughter’s life

I am Esti, Lali's mother, and our home is filled with light and joy because of her. Now, we need your help to fight the illness that has struck her. Every donation counts, and we are deeply grateful for your support and compassion.

A mother's plea for her daughter’s life

In memory of Reb Carlebach

Rabbi Shlomo Katz: 'Open your heart, go to the deepest depths'

'Today, if we're not going to open our hearts and go to the deepest depths, we're missing the point,' says Rabbi Shlomo Katz on Reb Shlomo Carlebach's music and spirituality.

Rabbi Shlomo Katz: 'Open your heart, go to the deepest depths'

Help Jewish prisoner:

Americans wouldn’t believe what goes on in this prison

As he lies on a thin mattress, it's the image of his young daughter’s smiling face that helps him endure every kick, every taunt, every jeer, every punch.

Americans wouldn’t believe what goes on in this prison

You can help

Staggering: The plight of 84 women widowed by the war

The IDF's ongoing operations in Gaza and Lebanon have left dozens of families across Israel in mourning.

Staggering: The plight of 84 women widowed by the war

Help heroes' families:

Supermarket exchange reveals harsh post-combat realities

Shomrei Yisroel is raising much-needed funds for 84 women whose husbands were killed in battle, giving $10,000 each to pay for necessities including bills, food, and household expenses.

Supermarket exchange reveals harsh post-combat realities

‘You Just Hate Jews’

Sylvan Adams fires back at Roger Waters’ personal attacks

Canadian-Israeli philanthropist welcomes Waters’ challenge to a public debate and reiterates call for original Pink Floyd members, excluding Waters, to join a peace concert in Israel.

Sylvan Adams fires back at Roger Waters’ personal attacks

Douglas Murray moved by ancient High Priest's bell

'In an age when everything is 'digital and momentary, such an object reminds us of the depth and meaning of Jewish tradition,' says Douglas Murray.

Douglas Murray moved by ancient High Priest's bell

Portland, Maine

Rabbis announce boycott of Portland for anti-Israel resolution

110 rabbis from across the US announce a boycott of the city of Portland, Maine, until the city renounces its BDS anti-Israel resolution, calling on all their communities not to do business with Portland.

Rabbis announce boycott of Portland for anti-Israel resolution

A Soldier’s Story: “This Saved My Life”

We had to move through narrow alleyways, avoiding booby traps and enemy fire. Every step felt like it could be our last.

A Soldier’s Story: “This Saved My Life”

Ben Shapiro at the Kotel

'It's so important that you come and visit Israel right now'

American Jewish political commentator at 'the most important place in the world' during visit to Israel calls for people to come to Israel to show their support and experience the spirituality of Jerusalem.

'It's so important that you come and visit Israel right now'

I am begging you please help save my daughter

Avigayil, less than a year old now, has a heartwarming smile, but is fighting a severe illness—cutaneous lymphoma.

I am begging you please help save my daughter

Passionate speech triggers support for fallen soldiers' wives

National sympathy for wives of fallen soldiers is fueling the current campaign.

Passionate speech triggers support for fallen soldiers' wives

EJA leader on antisemitism:

'If Europe doesn’t act, history will judge us all'

European Jewish Association (EJA) leads delegation of politicians, mayors and university deans to the Auschwitz death camp, holds symposium on combating antisemitism. Rabbi Menachem Margolin: Declare formal state of emergency on antisemitism.

'If Europe doesn’t act, history will judge us all'

Fallen reservists get international spotlight

Wives of reservists killed in action urgently need our support. The knowledge that people truly care about their loss means so much.

Fallen reservists get international spotlight

Help a young boy:

My little son Dudi is fighting a severe illness

Please read… I’m writing these words with tears in my eyes.

My little son Dudi is fighting a severe illness

Canadian opposition leader:

'The Jews are a true indigenous people'

In a speech that has been circling the web, Canadian conservative leader Pierre Poilievre condemns antisemitism and states: 'The Jewish people are the only people I know of who in the same language, worship the same faith, on the same land, in the same country, as they did 3000 years ago. That is a true indigenous people.'

'The Jews are a true indigenous people'

'Pogrom - Israeli propaganda'

Amsterdam Mayor makes outrageous statement

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema said in an interview that the Israeli government referred to the attacks on Israeli soccer fans in her city as a pogrom to 'incriminate Muslim Moroccans.'

Amsterdam Mayor makes outrageous statement

Watch:

Followers mark 30 years since Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach's passing

Followers of composer and religious leader Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach gathered by his grave in Jerusalem to mark 30 years since his passing.

Followers mark 30 years since Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach's passing

Rabbi Mazuz to Diaspora Jews:

'It is forbidden to live in Europe'

Following the wave of antisemitism in Europe, Rabbi Meir Mazuz, dean of the Kisse Rahamim Yeshiva, called on Jews living in Europe to immigrate to Israel.

'It is forbidden to live in Europe'

Most ancient synagogue in the world uncovered

Historical findings discovered in the ancient city of Phanagoria include an ark, a podium for reading the Torah, and seven-branched candlesticks.

Most ancient synagogue in the world uncovered

Fail:

Anti-Israel activist shocked that Krav Maga is Israeli

A young anti-Israel American shared how she signed up for a self-defense course and the shock after discovering Krav Maga was an Israeli method.

Anti-Israel activist shocked that Krav Maga is Israeli

Poland:

Warsaw Ghetto monument desecrated

Unknown vandals defaced the monument to the uprising with red paint. Local police have opened an investigation into the incident.

Warsaw Ghetto monument desecrated

Jewish man arrested for calling fellow Jew 'kapo'

The term is a slur based on Jewish appointees who supervised other Jewish inmates held by the Nazis and has since come to be a general term for one who betrays other Jews.

Jewish man arrested for calling fellow Jew 'kapo'

Sanzer Rebbe faints during prayers

Sanzer Rebbe undergoes series of tests to rule out heart issue, source says infection caused 'great weakness.'

Sanzer Rebbe faints during prayers

UK medical staff treated Jews while wearing Free Palestine pins

A lawsuit filed against the hospital accused the doctors and staff of creating a hostile and intimidating environment for the Jewish patients being treated.

UK medical staff treated Jews while wearing Free Palestine pins

Pro-Palestinian demonstration against Yossi Dagan in France

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters demonstrated against Samaria governor Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, who came to speak to the French Jewish community.

Pro-Palestinian demonstration against Yossi Dagan in France

2024 Shabbat Project: The most important yet

Shabbat Project 2024 brings together Jews of all backgrounds in more than 1,500 cities and over 100 countries, including more than 800,000 Israelis. 'We have the gift of Shabbat. Let’s keep it together.'

2024 Shabbat Project: The most important yet

Next Trump nomination?

Dov Hikind thanks God for Trump victory, 'wonderful' team

Former New York State Assemblyman and founder of Americans Against Anti-Semitism Dov Hikind, whose name has been floated for Trump's Antisemitism Envoy, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the political situation in the US and how to combat rising antisemitism.

Dov Hikind thanks God for Trump victory, 'wonderful' team

33-year-old Unrecognizable after 1 year in captivity

This father of a young girl endures meager food rations and lives in fear, surrounded by criminals who have tried to take his life three times.

33-year-old Unrecognizable after 1 year in captivity

Yocheved needs all of us she can’t do this alone

Your help is someone else's hope

Yocheved needs all of us she can’t do this alone

Crown Heights:

Jew attacked by knife-carrying bike thief

A Chabad hassid tracked down his stolen bicycle and was attacked by the thief who was found to be carrying a knife.

Jew attacked by knife-carrying bike thief

Join the movement:

Jews across the world unite to free Jewish prisoner

Not knowing where to turn, the frantic woman made an emergency crowdfunding page, hoping that someone would notice it and help her out. That’s where something incredible happened.

Jews across the world unite to free Jewish prisoner

Ambassadors on stage:

Watch: Mike Huckabee and David Friedman perform together

During one of Arkansas Governor and ambassador-to-be Mike Huckabee's many visits to Israel, he went on stage with then-Ambassador David Friedman, performing 'Sweet Home Alabama' together.

Watch: Mike Huckabee and David Friedman perform together

Watch:

Singers Avraham Fried and Aviv Gefen visit the Rebbe's Ohel

Israeli singer Aviv Gefen visited grave of the late Lubavitcher Rebbe in New York, together with his friend, singer Avraham Fried and businessman and social activist, Davidi Crombie.

Singers Avraham Fried and Aviv Gefen visit the Rebbe's Ohel

Number of orphans rise as more soldiers are killed

The death of soldiers across Israel this month has left a significant number of children without a father.

Number of orphans rise as more soldiers are killed

Help Nosson Malul

Israeli Father Battles for Life in Captivity

A one-minute recording of an Israeli man held in a prison is leaving readers horrified.

Israeli Father Battles for Life in Captivity

Crown Heights:

'He grabbed my son and I punched him'

Parents of child targeted for kidnapping recount the shocking attempt on their child over Shabbat.

'He grabbed my son and I punched him'

Char Bar owner after vandalism:

'The cowards came in the middle of the night'

Michael Chelst, owner of Char Bar, spoke to Arutz Sheva on the antisemitic attack against his restaurant, 'I’m not a fearful person, I wear my religion proud - but it’s concerning'

'The cowards came in the middle of the night'

Belgium:

Teens attack Jews to free Palestine

Footage with the hashtag '#FreePalestine' shows youth violently assaulting a young religious Jew in the streets of Antwerp.

Teens attack Jews to free Palestine

Key to synagogue destroyed on Kristallnacht returns home

A survivor kept the key from a German synagogue destroyed on Kristallnacht. 86 years later, the relic is returning home.

Key to synagogue destroyed on Kristallnacht returns home

Antisemitism in the Netherlands:

I'm a Dutch Jew; it's so sad to experience this in my country

President of NIK Central Committee and EJA Vice President Ellen Van Praagh says her parents warned her of antisemitism in her country 'I laughed at them and said, 'That's absolutely not true. That's not going to happen in Holland, never.' Sadly, I was wrong!'

I'm a Dutch Jew; it's so sad to experience this in my country

During Kristallnacht anniversary

Watch: Demonstrator snatches Israeli flag, throws it in a river

A demonstrator in Stockholm, Sweden grabbed an Israeli flag and threw it in a river during a commemoration of Kristallnacht.

Watch: Demonstrator snatches Israeli flag, throws it in a river

Urgent Appeal:

90% of Killed Reservists’ Children Currently at Risk

Organization heads express concern over the shortfall of support for children of fallen soldiers.

90% of Killed Reservists’ Children Currently at Risk

After the pogrom

World Betar activists rally against antisemitism in Amsterdam

Activists from the World Betar movement are holding rally today in Amsterdam’s Dam Square to stand up against antisemitism in Europe following the pogrom that took place in the city on Thursday night.

World Betar activists rally against antisemitism in Amsterdam

86 years after Kristallnacht:

96% of European Jews experience antisemitism

Israel's National Task Force for Countering De-legitimization and Fighting Antisemitism releases report on the rise of antisemitism in Europe and online in the year since the October 7 massacre,

96% of European Jews experience antisemitism

Amsterdam pogrom victim:

'They beat us like dogs, people didn't intervene'

Tzvi Kedar, who was injured in the lynching in Amsterdam, recounted how locals saw the Israeli fans being beaten and refrained from intervening, noting that the local authorities refused to help.

'They beat us like dogs, people didn't intervene'

DC's only kosher restaurant's windows smashed on Kristallnacht

Char Bar, the only kosher restaurant in Washington DC, was vandalized last night.

DC's only kosher restaurant's windows smashed on Kristallnacht

DePaul U. assault

Jewish students suffer concussion, broken wrist

The two Jewish students who were hospitalized after being attacked from behind on their Chicago campus spoke out for the first time since the attack, vow to continue their pro-Israel activism.

Jewish students suffer concussion, broken wrist

Shocking Footage:

Suspect tried to abduct a child from a Jewish father

A Jewish father was walking with his two children in the Crown Heights neighborhood when suddenly a masked suspect attempted to grab one of the children. The suspect was arrested by the police.

Suspect tried to abduct a child from a Jewish father

Dutch Chief Rabbi:

'Wake up! A cancer of Jew-hate plagues Europe!'

Chief Rabbi of the Netherlands Binyomin Jacobs, President of IPOR Jewish Communities Ellen Van Praagh, and the Chairman of the European Jewish Association Rabbi Menachem Margolin called on Dutch and European leaders to take antisemitism more seriously following the Amsterdam pogrom

'Wake up! A cancer of Jew-hate plagues Europe!'

European Jewish Congress"

Pogrom shows 'where uncontrolled anti-Israel demonstrations lead'

EJC President Dr. Ariel Muzicant expresses horror and outrage at last night's pogrom in Amsterdam.

Pogrom shows 'where uncontrolled anti-Israel demonstrations lead'

Last day as Defense Minister:

Gallant approves roofing project for Cave of the Patriarchs

Just before leaving his position, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant approved a project that will provide relief from the heat during the summer and rain during the winter at the holy site.

Gallant approves roofing project for Cave of the Patriarchs

Help Them Rebuild Their Lives and Families With Stability

Their husbands fell in battle in battle defending Israel. Now they struggle with basic needs for their children. How will they survive?

Help Them Rebuild Their Lives and Families With Stability

Rabbi Tuly Weisz:

Victory for traditional Jews, rejection of the progressives

Rabbi Pesach Wolicki interviews Rabbi Tuly Weisz about his effort to recruit 90 Orthodox rabbis who endorsed President Trump before the election

Victory for traditional Jews, rejection of the progressives

Jewish students assaulted at DePaul University

2 Jewish students displaying support for Israel attacked and punched by masked assailants on university campus in Chicago.

Jewish students assaulted at DePaul University

She got a call from abroad… What she heard gave her chills

Surrounded by criminals, he has endured constant threats to his life, malnutrition, and psychological torment. His family has learned, to their horror, that there have already been three attempts on his life within the prison walls.

She got a call from abroad… What she heard gave her chills

Orthodox Jew brutally attacked in New York

Two masked men approached a Hassidic Jew in his 50s in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, asked him what type of phone he had, and then proceeded to beat him with a stick.

Orthodox Jew brutally attacked in New York

'Confident he will facilitate peace'

Ukrainian Jewish communities congratulate Trump

Rabbi Mayer Stambler, Chairman of the Jewish Communities of Ukraine, issues statement congratulating US President-elect Donald Trump: The Biblical values he champions will undoubtedly guide the world toward a better future.

Ukrainian Jewish communities congratulate Trump

Antisemitism in USA:

Jewish businesses vandalized in Pico-Robertson, LA

Another night of broken glass for Jewish businesses in Pico Robertson, the most heavily Jewish neighborhood in America outside of New York. Local residents say attacks have made them prouder to be Jewish and refuse to be intimidated.

Jewish businesses vandalized in Pico-Robertson, LA

WJC congratulates Trump, stresses need to safeguard Jews

World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder congratulated US President-Elect Donald Trump on his reelection and stressed the importance of protecting American Jewish communities under the incoming administration.

WJC congratulates Trump, stresses need to safeguard Jews

36-year low in Jewish support for Democratic candidate

While a majority of Jewish voters voted for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, it was only 66%, the lowest since 1988. In New York, the Vice President won only 55% of the Jewish vote.

36-year low in Jewish support for Democratic candidate

Ben Shapiro:

Turning point was Trump's visit to Rebbe's grave

American conservative political commentator says that the turning point of the election was when he accompanied former President Trump at the grave of the Lubavitch Rebbe.

Turning point was Trump's visit to Rebbe's grave

Security guard removes Israeli flag at Toronto music show

The Israeli flag was removed from the stage during DJ Asher Swissa's performance. Israeli club manager says he is proud that Skazi is Israeli, but 'we don’t want people to end up in uncomfortable situations.'

Security guard removes Israeli flag at Toronto music show

Rabbis visit a Muslim town entirely populated by Jews

In advance of the international climate conference in Azerbaijan, rabbis and community leaders visited the Jewish community in Baku and the Jewish town of the Quba region.

Rabbis visit a Muslim town entirely populated by Jews

Home Depot cofounder Bernard Marcus passes away at 95

Marcus, who was worth an estimated $7.4 billion at the time of his passing, was the son of Russian Jewish immigrants whose philanthropy was driven by the Jewish concept of Tzedakah.

Home Depot cofounder Bernard Marcus passes away at 95

Bravery and tragedy

Northern War Leaving Irreparable Scars

74 children of Israeli soldiers were orphaned this month. Their fathers gave their lives for the country, this is our chance to give back.

Northern War Leaving Irreparable Scars

Desperate Cry From Prison: “They tried to kill me 3 times”

The clock is ticking for Nosson P. Malul, a 33-year-old father from Israel who has been held in a Moldovan prison under grueling conditions for over 11 months.

Desperate Cry From Prison: “They tried to kill me 3 times”

Israel Heritage Foundation welcomes Israel's new chief rabbis

The Israel Heritage Foundation's (IHF) Executive Vice President, Rabbi Dr. Joseph Frager, and Executive Director, Rabbi David Katz, warmly welcomed the two new chief Rabbis of Israel's Rabbinate, Rabbi David Yosef and Rabbi Rabbi Kalmen Ber.

Israel Heritage Foundation welcomes Israel's new chief rabbis

US rabbis thank House Cmte. for report on college antisemitism

The Coalition for Jewish Values thanked the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, and its Chair Virginia Foxx for its report detailing university administrators' failure to combat antisemitism on campus.

US rabbis thank House Cmte. for report on college antisemitism

President Herzog awards ‘Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor’

President Herzog awards the ‘Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor’ to eight key figures advancing the well-being of Israel and the Jewish people worldwide.

President Herzog awards ‘Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor’

Leading Sefardi rabbi:

'Pray that Donald Trump wins the election'

The dean of the Kisse Rahamim Yeshiva, Rabbi Meir Mazuz, called on his followers to pray for former President Donald Trump to defeat Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race.

'Pray that Donald Trump wins the election'

Curtis Sliwa:

'They're always gonna hate you'

The Republican candidate for New York City Mayor claimed that 'Gentiles' would never trust Jews - 'It's in our DNA.'

'They're always gonna hate you'

Watch:

Special prayer in ancient Shiloh for US success in election

Hundreds participate in prayer at site of the Biblical Tabernacle for the presidential elections to be successful and for the US-Israeli relationship. Council chairman: 'We pray that whoever is elected will recognize the place of the people of Israel in the Land of Israel.'

Special prayer in ancient Shiloh for US success in election

'Hitler was onto something'

Antisemite harasses customers at kosher restaurant in Brooklyn

Man accusing Jews of being 'evil,' 'killing babies,' and attempting to kill JFK and Donald Trump goes on antisemitic tirade against Jewish customers at a kosher restaurant.

Antisemite harasses customers at kosher restaurant in Brooklyn

Shooting of Jewish man:

Chicago mayor accused of 'abdication of civic duty'

Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) Chief Government Affairs Officer Lisa Katz condemns Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson refusal to treat shooting of Jewish man walking to synagogue as an antisemitic hate crime.

Chicago mayor accused of 'abdication of civic duty'

Following Chicago shooting:

Agudath Israel calls for action

Following shooting of man who was making his way to synagogue in Chicago, Agudath Israel of Illinois calls for the offender to be prosecuted to the fullest extent: We expect every effort is made to prosecute a hate crime for what it is.

Agudath Israel calls for action

Kyiv Jewish school damaged in early-morning Russian drone strike

A Russian drone struck the Perlina school in Ukraine's capital causing significant structural damage. Nine people were injured as a result of the same attack in an adjacent multistory residential building.

Kyiv Jewish school damaged in early-morning Russian drone strike

'Trump Tov LaYehudim'

'Yidden for Trump' campaign spreads through Jewish communities

With less than a week to go before Election Day, the town of Teaneck, NJ, is dotted with signs reading 'Trump Tov LaYehudim' - Trump is Good for the Jews and the campaign is spreading to other locations as well.

'Yidden for Trump' campaign spreads through Jewish communities

Help IDF orphans:

Soldiers’ deaths leave more children helpless

A significant amount is still needed to raise funds for the future of over 70 children.

Soldiers’ deaths leave more children helpless

Help Yocheved get the treatment she needs

Our Yocheved, a little girl with a big smile and an even bigger heart, is fighting for her life.

Help Yocheved get the treatment she needs

Hundreds of Jewish teens to participate in European Bible Quiz

First European Bible Quiz to be held; winners will compete in the International Bible Quiz, to be held on Israel’s Independence Day in Jerusalem.

Hundreds of Jewish teens to participate in European Bible Quiz

Dirty Jew on 10th floor:

Antisemitic graffiti in Paris building

A Jewish woman living in Paris filed a complaint with the police after antisemitic graffiti was sprayed on the walls of the building where she lives.

Antisemitic graffiti in Paris building

Friends launch wedding fund for 10 orphans of fallen IDF teacher

Friends of Shaul Moyal, a beloved teacher who fell in combat in Lebanon yesterday leaving behind ten orphans, have launched a crowdfunding campaign to support their future weddings. "This is the minimum we can do for them," they say.

Friends launch wedding fund for 10 orphans of fallen IDF teacher

Help the orphans:

Child of fallen soldier shocks room into silence

A touching story emerges from the Shiva house of a recently fallen soldier.

Child of fallen soldier shocks room into silence

ZAKA360 launches appeal to support bereaved families

This is more than just a logistical issue, Zaka360 explains—it’s about providing a space for grief.

ZAKA360 launches appeal to support bereaved families

In solidarity with regime

Iranian Jews cancel post-holiday festive event

The Iranian Jewish community canceled the festive events planned for Saturday night after Israel struck targets across the country. 'The last thing the Jews need is to be seen dancing in the synagogues.'

Iranian Jews cancel post-holiday festive event

Chicago:

Orthodox Jewish man shot while walking to synagogue

39-year-old Orthodox Jewish man shot on Shabbat in West Rogers Park neighborhood. Shooter is heard in footage from doorbell camera shouting "Allahu akbar" as officers engaged in gun battle with him.

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