Jewish students at University of Georgia object to a homecoming concert because it was scheduled for Yom Kippur.
Head of HIAS blasts Donald Trump Jr. for comparing Syrian refugees to the fruit-flavored candy Skittles.
Hundreds of letters addressed delivered to the Western Wall as is traditional before the High Holidays.
Amit Zakoon’s flower business started with a seed, but quickly grew into one of Jerusalem’s premier purveyors of luxury sukkahs.
he Gedolim are Davening By The Kever of the Gaon of Vilna - Add Your Name to the List!
Sheldon Adelson reportedly will contribute $5 million toward electing Trump, a fraction of the pledged $100 million reported earlier.
Hundreds protest in downtown Budapest against a vandalism attack on a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust in Hungary.
Kosher bakery and cafe in Miami offering free lunches to pregnant women to celebrate announcement that the Zika virus is under control.
London Jewish community center receives abusive messages after hosting Labour Party head.
Jewish inmate in a South Dakota prison files lawsuit alleging that he received food that violated his kosher dietary restrictions.
Maryland Jewish media company launches a magazine for Jews living in Baltimore and Howard County.
Members of the Orthodox Jewish community in Elizabeth, NJ, shaken but not surprised by recent bomb attacks.
Dr. Joseph Frager speaks with Justice Minister and former US ambassador to UN at 'Hovevei Zion' event produced by Arutz Sheva in NYC.
Anti-Defamation League creates a position dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism and bigotry on the internet.
New York City Board of Elections makes voting registration forms available in Yiddish.
Jewish World War II prisoner of war appears in an ad for Democratic nominee, saying her rival “insulted all of our military.”
Justice Minister speaks at 'Hovevei Zion' conference led by Dr. Joe Frager and produced by Arutz Sheva, and received rousing applause.
'BDS is the new face of terrorism,' Ayelet Shaked says during JNF conference in New York.
Ancient coin from Second Temple era found on Mount Zion in Jerusalem.
Payments have started issuing from a compensation fund for Holocaust survivors deported to Nazi camps via the French rail system.
At a time when European Jews suffer as a whole, a northern Portugese city enjoys a Jewish renaissance.
Jewish Historical Institute to open an exhibition dedicated to the Ringelblum Archive, which chronicles the history of the Warsaw Ghetto.
Residents of the Old City of Jerusalem can't sleep for an entire month. They find it unforgivable.
'The Bible is the cultural and religious DNA of most of humanity, at least until the Chinese and the Indians eat us all.'
Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, Rabbi of the Jewish community, called for unity ahead of the upcoming elections in the city.
Police in Guatemala raid compound of extreme sect 'Lev Tahor' after suspicions of child abuse; sect had left Canada for similar reasons.
Anti-Semitic incidents in France have decreased by 64 percent in the first half of 2016, says local official.
The world's oldest man, 113-year-old Yisrael Kristal, a Holocaust survivor living in Israel, will celebrate his bar mitzvah.
After nine “Kosher by Design” books, Susie Fishbein is calling it quits.
The Israeli National Library acquires massive and unique collection of ancient Jewish documents from Afganistan.
Letter from a father: 'My baby was born without an upper lip - please help us get the surgery he needs.'
Hillary Clinton has a 42-point advantage over Donald Trump among Jewish voters, according to new poll.
Republican Jewish Coalition reaches 25,000 people on a day of campaigning in Jewish neighborhoods in swing states.
University of California, Berkeley, suspends course entitled "Palestine: A Settler Colonial Analysis".
Team Israel aims to reach the next round of the World Baseball Classic.
Jews of Uzbekistan insist that late President Islam Karimov's ruthless and often brutal policies were necessary to keep out radical Islam.
At an assembly held today in the Knesset building, Naftali Bennett described Rav Kook's teachings as a guide to complex current problems.
$3 million grant program funds an initiative to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities in Jewish life.
Jerry Reinsdorf, owner of the Chicago Bulls who has won six NBA championships, inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Rabbi Ari Berman has emerged as the search committee's top candidate for the next president of Yeshiva University according to YU sources.
Ten years of efforts bear fruit on behalf of Czech synagogue-turned-museum in city of Pilsen.
Rabbinical Court ordered shaming of Oded Gez who refused to give his wife a divorce.
Anti-Semitism reared its ugly face at a Jewish cemetery in Novominsk, Poland.
After a tragic car accident, Rabbi Ominer needs help covering the medical expenses his insurance doesn't cover.
Tshuva - "repentance" - has the power to change the world.
This week, the Samarian Regional Council successfully held a conference with American congressmen in Washington against BDS.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says Hillary Clinton has the experience to be president.
An alleged visit to Berlin by Iran's intelligence minister raises the eyebrows and ire of Jewish leaders in Germany.
“Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War” takes a look at American Christian couple who smuggled hundreds of Jews to safety.
A timeline of the Jewish year's major events.
Artist from southern Poland finds a cache of priceless Jewish scripture books in a pile of garbage.
Rabbi Shmuel Notik had an eye opening experience when he was intercepted by six men armed with knives in Nairobi.
50th anniversary of the Six Day War, as well as the 25th yahrzeit of former PM Menachem Begin, to be marked in Queens.
A tour bus in Uman, Ukraine was taken hostage by criminals who demanded money from the organizers of the trip.
Shlomo Rechnitz identified as the person who bought the Olympic name patch of Israeli bronze medalist judoka Yarden Gerbi.
President of Oberlin College, which has been at the center of free speech controversies, announces his resignation as of June 30.
Police arrest at least one suspect after threats to Jewish students at a high school in the San Francisco Bay Area posted on social media.
Minnesota Vikings owner Mark Wilf's philanthropic energy goes toward assisting Holocaust survivors.
Tiles from the courtyard of the Herodian Second Temple have been revealed and reconstructed in the Temple Mount Sifting project.
