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Holocaust survivors to receive increased aid from Germany

After long negotiations with German government, Claims Conference secures large increase in aid to elderly Holocaust survivors.

Holocaust survivors to receive increased aid from Germany

Prominent Rabbi meets Rabbi Lookstein, pledges full support

President and Founder of the influential Tzohar Rabbinical Organization, Rabbi David Stav, meets with R' Lookstein to pledge support.

Prominent Rabbi meets Rabbi Lookstein, pledges full support

In post-Brexit Scotland, Jews warm up to leaving UK

Scotland and its Jews are preparing for Britain's exit from the EU.

In post-Brexit Scotland, Jews warm up to leaving UK

Thessaloniki’s mayor wants city to remember its Jewish past

Yiannis Boutaris, mayor of Greece's second largest city, is committed to his city’s Jewish meaning.

Thessaloniki’s mayor wants city to remember its Jewish past

Rabbis call for Ivanka Trump conversion to be recognized

Beit Hillel, group of modern Orthodox rabbis, criticizes rejection of Ivanka Trump conversion, warns of potential consequences.

Rabbis call for Ivanka Trump conversion to be recognized

Chief Rabbi Lau: Ivanka Trump conversion legitimate

In letter, Chief Rabbi Lau expresses opinion that conversion of Ivanka Trump by Rabbi Haskel Lookstein should be recognized in Israel.

Chief Rabbi Lau: Ivanka Trump conversion legitimate

Brexit poll: Jews voted 2-1 to remain in EU

Twice as many British Jews voted to remain in the European Union than those who backed the Brexit, according to a new survey.

Brexit poll: Jews voted 2-1 to remain in EU

Dutch Jewish woman evicted after anti-Semitic abuse

Dutch court orders the eviction of a Jewish woman whose neighbor reportedly threatened to kill her and used anti-Semitic insults.

Dutch Jewish woman evicted after anti-Semitic abuse

How Elie Wiesel inspired the Free Soviet Jewry movement

Elie Wiesel was best-known for his work preserving the memory of the Holocaust - but his impact extended far beyond the past.

How Elie Wiesel inspired the Free Soviet Jewry movement

Elie Wiesel gave the Holocaust a face and the world a conscience

The quest to challenge 'indifference' was a driving force in Wiesel’s writing, advocacy and public presence.

Elie Wiesel gave the Holocaust a face and the world a conscience

Rabbi Lau: Eli Weisel was a man of tremendous faith

'For forty days he was able to risk his life and put on tefillin in Auschwitz.'

Rabbi Lau: Eli Weisel was a man of tremendous faith

'Wiesel was a champion of the Jewish people and humanity'

Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations mourns the death of renowned author Elie Wiesel.

'Wiesel was a champion of the Jewish people and humanity'

Jewish hero, literary giant: Elie Wiesel's key literary works

Holocaust survivor, activist - and above all educator and scholar.

Jewish hero, literary giant: Elie Wiesel's key literary works

A giant passes: Memorable quotes from Elie Wiesel

Elie Wiesel was - and will always remain - known for his eloquent, powerful work to preserve the memory of the Holocaust.

A giant passes: Memorable quotes from Elie Wiesel

UK Jews overwhelmingly favored 'remain' in Brexit vote

Poll shows only 31% of British Jews supported Brexit.

UK Jews overwhelmingly favored 'remain' in Brexit vote

Obama: Wiesel was 'the conscience of the world'

President Barack Obama expresses condolences over the passing of his close friend Elie Wiesel.

Obama: Wiesel was 'the conscience of the world'

Renowned Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel passes away

World-renowned Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Holocaust educator and human rights activist passes away aged 87.

Renowned Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel passes away

The Spies Have Not Left Us

The Spies Have Not Left Us

Professional poker speaks out on anti-Semitism in game

Professional player Jaclynn Moskow describes harassment, insults received for being Jewish.

Professional poker speaks out on anti-Semitism in game

Jewish ex-major leaguer trying to get back to big show

First baseman Nate Freiman, who played for Israel in the World Baseball Classic, hoping to return to the majors.

Jewish ex-major leaguer trying to get back to big show

Chabad part of interfaith effort helping Moroccans at Ramadan

Chabad of Morocco joins Christian-Jewish fellowship and a local Muslim group in effort to provide food for needy Muslim families on Ramadan.

Chabad part of interfaith effort helping Moroccans at Ramadan

British Jewish groups condemn hate crimes in wake of Brexit vote

Jewish groups in Britain condemn uptick in racist harassment and other hate crimes following referendum.

British Jewish groups condemn hate crimes in wake of Brexit vote

Chief rabbis warn Netanyahu: No deals with Reform movement

Rabbis Yosef and Lau say Reform movement must not gain influence in Israel, especially at the Western Wall.

Chief rabbis warn Netanyahu: No deals with Reform movement

Watch: I am not Orthodox...I'm just a Jew

Nachman Weiss, a 7th grader in Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy, created this inspiring viral video to encourage Jewish unity.

Watch: I am not Orthodox...I'm just a Jew

Rare 1701 Bible for sale

Amsterdam Bible used for 'Goral Ha-Gra' up for auction.

Rare 1701 Bible for sale

Peres: My heart is with the Turkish people

President Shimon Peres responds to the attack in Istanbul that left 41 dead.

Peres: My heart is with the Turkish people

Jewish groups putting up a fight against growing opioid epidemic

Over 20 Orthodox Jews died from overdoses since Rosh Hashana - showing no community is immune, and mobilizing groups to fight the scourge.

Jewish groups putting up a fight against growing opioid epidemic

X-ray technology discovers holocaust escape tunnel

New technology allows researchers to discover tunnel dug by prisoners in an attempt to escape the Nazis.

X-ray technology discovers holocaust escape tunnel

Man posed as Auschwitz survivor; lectured in schools for years

Joseph Hirt, 91, has been doing the lecture circuit telling of his memories from the Holocaust; the problem is, he was never there.

Man posed as Auschwitz survivor; lectured in schools for years

Sharansky: No future for Jews in France

Rising Arab immigration and spiraling anti-Semitism spells the end for Europe's largest Jewish community, Jewish Agency chief says.

Sharansky: No future for Jews in France

'Ninja Rabbi' makes impressive run on ‘American Ninja Warrior’

Orthodox rabbinical student Akiva Neuman set out to prove that 'rabbi doesn't necessarily mean pot-belly.' Well, he certainly proved that.

'Ninja Rabbi' makes impressive run on ‘American Ninja Warrior’

Head of Poland’s largest party honors synagogue burning victims

Jaroslaw Kaczynski stresses dangers of anti-Semitism, important of Poland-Israel ties, at Great Synagogue of Bialystok speech.

Head of Poland’s largest party honors synagogue burning victims

Poll: 62% support right of non-Orthodox to use public mikvehs

Poll shows majority of Israelis opposed to 'Mikveh Law' which would bar non-Orthodox conversions in public mikvehs.

Poll: 62% support right of non-Orthodox to use public mikvehs

Jewish lawmaker resigns from British shadow cabinet

Luciana Berger joins more than 20 Labour Party members in resigning from opposition's shadow cabinet.

Jewish lawmaker resigns from British shadow cabinet

Lviv Ghetto memorial vandalized in anti-Semitic attack

Vandals throw green paint on monument to the victims of the Holocaust-era ghetto of Lviv in western Ukraine.

Lviv Ghetto memorial vandalized in anti-Semitic attack

Jewish coach leads Colombia soccer team in Copa tournament

Colombia's national soccer team finishes third in Copa America Centenario tournament led by its Jewish coach, Jose Pekerman.

Jewish coach leads Colombia soccer team in Copa tournament

Memories and reflections at Entebbe 40-year anniversary event

At emotional event organized by Peres, Defense Minister during historic operation, Entebbe hostages recount their experiences.

Memories and reflections at Entebbe 40-year anniversary event

Chabad rabbis oppose modern Orthodox eruv in Crown Heights

Rabbis in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn issued an edict to void the New York neighborhood’s new modern Orthodox eruv.

Chabad rabbis oppose modern Orthodox eruv in Crown Heights

UK university compensates student for anti-Semitic abuse

Zachary Confino, law student at University of York, suffered slander and abuse from fellow students.“They seem to think Jews are fair game.”

UK university compensates student for anti-Semitic abuse

Government ministry seeks to strengthen worldwide Jewish ties

Connecting Jews in Israel and the Diaspora is the aim of a new campaign launched by the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs.

Government ministry seeks to strengthen worldwide Jewish ties

British Jewish leaders keep mum on wisdom of Brexit

Britain’s Jewish leaders have mixed reactions to the country’s surprising vote in favor of leaving the European Union.

British Jewish leaders keep mum on wisdom of Brexit

Man charged with threatening a synagogue in Kansas City

40-year-old A charged with threatening a synagogue in suburban Overland Park.

Man charged with threatening a synagogue in Kansas City

Birthright trip offering college credits for first time

The first Birthright trip offering participants academic credit is now in Israel.

Birthright trip offering college credits for first time

Study: Religious terror, harassment of Jews increasing worldwide

More than half of the incidents of anti-religious hate crimes in the US in 2014 were motivated by anti-Jewish bias.

Study: Religious terror, harassment of Jews increasing worldwide

The Power of the Menorah

Why is the menorah a national symbol of the Jewish people?

The Power of the Menorah

Netanyahu to Itzhak Perlman: You're the 'fiddler of the world'

PM Netanyahu hosts 2016 Genesis Prize laureate violinist Itzhak Perlman, praises his work on behalf of special needs children.

Netanyahu to Itzhak Perlman: You're the 'fiddler of the world'

Sanders talks Trump, Larry David and what moved him to tears

Sanders acknowledges he won't be Democratic nominee, warns against Trump.

Sanders talks Trump, Larry David and what moved him to tears

'Reverse Birthright' gives Israelis a look at America's Jews

Israeli graduate students particiapte in a 10-day trip to get to know American Jews.

'Reverse Birthright' gives Israelis a look at America's Jews

Abbas's blood libel 'a reminder why we have no lasting peace’

Jewish leaders respond to PA President Mahmoud Abbas’ speech to the European Parliament.

Abbas's blood libel 'a reminder why we have no lasting peace’

That time I encountered subtle anti-Semitism in a grocery store

Was it anti-Semitism, or philo-Semitism? Or was she just being overly-friendly?

That time I encountered subtle anti-Semitism in a grocery store

Anti-Semitic incidents in the United States up more than 60%

ADL audit finds anti-Semitic incidents on American campuses nearly doubled in 2015, and increased 60% across the country.

Anti-Semitic incidents in the United States up more than 60%

Jewish man wearing kippah beaten in Berlin

Unknown perpetrators kick and beat 21-year-old Jewish man wearing a kippah in German capital.

Jewish man wearing kippah beaten in Berlin

Cleveland urged to give fired coach Blatt a championship ring

MK Shai writes to owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, asks him to give a championship ring to former head coach David Blatt.

Cleveland urged to give fired coach Blatt a championship ring

Girl killed at Indiana camp remembered as 'sweet and polite'

11-year-old girl killed when a tree fell on a cabin at a Jewish camp in Indiana identified as Jadyn Larky of Bexley.

Girl killed at Indiana camp remembered as 'sweet and polite'

World Jewish leaders to gather in solidarity with French Jews

In unprecedented show of solidarity, Jewish Agency to bring leaders from Israel, Europe, for special Governors meeting in Paris.

World Jewish leaders to gather in solidarity with French Jews

'Dig' producer: 2014 Hamas rockets were terrorism, not war

USA Network's owner suing company's insurer for refusing to cover expenses for filming in Israel was interrupted by Hamas rocket attacks.

'Dig' producer: 2014 Hamas rockets were terrorism, not war




























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