Thirty years after its initiation, the European Day of Jewish Culture will have a record number of countries participating.
Photos: Dinner in honor of Pete Hegseth, Check out the pictures of Peter's visit in Israel and the dinner in his honor.
Examining what Clinton says and does, and how she makes policy, helps make clear her relationship to Israel and to Jewish Americans.
'For the first time, Israel understands that it is the State of all Jews the world over.'
Polish president Andrzej Duda publishes long statement eulogizing a Holocaust survivor who escaped the Sobibor death camp.
Fyvush Finkel, an Emmy Award-winning actor who began his career performing in the Yiddish theater, has died at 93.
Much has changed in Crown Heights since the accidental death of a black boy touched off three days of rioting.
IFCJ has received 1,700 new inquiries the past month from Ukraine Jews about making aliyah, expects demand to grow if strife continues
Former MK Dov Lipman visits Australia to teach Israel supporters to combat BDS with a more 'nuanced' approach.
Iraqi intellectuals decry the demolition of a historical building in Baghdad that once housed a Jewish finance minister as a "catastrophe".
Orthodox Jewish woman sues Dallas County for allegedly rescinding a job offer over her Shabbat observance.
Anti-Defamation League expresses solidarity with New York's Muslim community in the wake of the murder of an imam and his assistant.
Anti-Defamation League condemns Belgian former teacher whose caricature comparing Israel and the Nazis won a prize in Iran.
The Rabbi of Tel Aviv explains the significance of Tisha B'Av, Israel's 'national day of mourning,' taking place today.
Rabbi Uriel Genzel spoke with Arutz Sheva of the future Temple as a function of peace. 'It's not just a physical redemption.'
The solemn fast of the 9th of Av is the day of mourning for the loss of the Temples, but also a day of anticipating Redemption.
Of Begin and Biluim: The value of true sight, as revealed by the Torah.
A decade after lone soldier Michael Levin fell in the Second Lebanon War, his parents visit his grave site - along with others he inspired.
How a Holocaust survivor reacted when he met his best friend - who was responsible for the deaths of his wife and child.
Nate Ebner, the Jewish NFL player competing for the U.S. Olympic men’s rugby team, comes up short in Rio.
Incendiary devices detonated in front of the homes of two rabbis in suburban New York's Rockland County.
Aly Raisman wins Olympic silver medal in the women’s gymnastics all-around in Rio de Janeiro.
Two journalists and the mayor of baseball’s mythical home village of Cooperstown provide their takes about the sport.
Lecture marathon on Hidabrut website to include talks from Chief Rabbis of Israel & other popular speakers, in English, Hebrew, and French.
Vandals repeatedly scrawl the word “Jew” next to images of rats appearing on an outdoor art display in Washington, D.C.
United States women’s gymnastics team wins the Olympic gold medal in Rio.
US women's gymnastics team captained by Raisman dominates team finals, winning gold by huge margin.
Parry Mitchell, Jewish member of Britain's House of Lords, says he'll resign if Jeremy Corbyn is re-elected Labour Party leader.
Yarden Gerbi wins first Olympic medal for Israel since 2008, earning bronze in the women's Judo 63 kg category.
Jewish-American woman's gymnast Aly Raisman earns spot in the individual all-around competition at the Olympics in Rio.
City in northwestern Ukraine authorizes the placing of a traveling zoo on the mass grave of thousands of Jewish Holocaust victims.
Jewish jeweler in Manhattan suing his insurer for its failure to cover losses after he threw a bundle of diamonds into the trash.
As we mourn the destruction of the Holy Temple on Tisha B'Av, Silver Linings testifies that we remain firmly connected to it even today.
Students gain hands-on lab experiences in Bar Ilan University - including unthinkables such as converting one cell into another.
After string of disappointments to open Rio Olympics, Israeli Judoka Sagi Muki advances to semi-finals after winning 3 fights.
KGB chief's journal reveals fate of Swedish diplomat instrumental in saving thousands of Jews from Holocaust.
Phillip Bialowitz, survived the Sobibor death camp rebellion, then dedicated his life to a promise he made to the rebel leaders.
Help ZAKA protect its first responders with stab-resistant gear.
Standing-room only crowd hosts Ronn Torossian and Aryeh King, hears how Jews are moving back into the Old City.
The Jewish People absorb the sparks of holiness from each of their wanderings.
Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA) meets Jewish leaders in Atlanta after apologizing for likening Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria to termites.
Rabbi Shimon Jacoby is demanding the academic recognition of rabbinical licenses. "These highly-educated people...can only help the public."
Wohl Centre event showcases Russian-speakers’ contributions to Israeli film, media, art, politics and technology landscape.
Joseph Wilf, a Polish-Jewish Holocaust survivor and founder of one of the country’s largest real estate development companies, dies at 91.
Church of Scotland and the Scottish Jewish community planning formal talks to “repair the damage” caused by 2013 church report.
Eric Greitens, a Jewish former Navy SEAL, wins the Republican Party primary for Missouri governor.
Watchdog group says anti-Semitic incidents in Britain increased by 11% in the first six months of 2016.
Parents of Russian-Jewish actor Anton Yelchin are planning to sue Fiat Chrysler over the wrongful death of their son.
Yona Weinberg, a convicted sex offender, files request with court to prevent Rabbi from raising awareness about his offenses.
Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. condemns Trump’s “objectionable remarks” about the family of a Muslim-American soldier killed in Iraq.
Nahum's tomb, an ancient Jewish site located just 30 miles from ISIS-controlled Mosul, at risk of collapsing.
New York City police officers who staged a fake traffic stop as part of a Jewish couple's wedding proposal won't face disciplinary action.
New version of Shakespeare’s controversial play marks the 500th anniversary of the imposition of the Venetian Ghetto.
Polls show that young Jews are growing more critical of Israeli policy. What to do?
As the attention of the world turns to Rio for the Olympics, Jews take a big part in organizing the enormous event.
Fleeing recent terror wave and rising anti-Semitism in France, 145 people make Aliyah from Paris, Marseilles, Toulouse, Lyon and Nice.
Top American journalist Jeffrey Goldberg clashes with news outlet Haaretz on Twitter over what he calls their 'cartoonish anti-Israelism'.
A family with three small children, who can't afford rent, is living in their sukkah.
"Americans for a Safe Israel" says Jew who hugged terrorist's daughter has been brainwashed - like many US Jews.
