Jewish News (Page 176)


Knesset predicts 10,000 French Jewish olim this year

Immigration Committee meets European Jewish leaders, anticipates 3,200 olim from US, 7,000 from Russia, 7,400 from Ukraine.

Knesset predicts 10,000 French Jewish olim this year

Diaspora Jews look to Israel for affordable Jewish education

You shouldn't have to choose between exorbitant school fees and sub-par Jewish education. There is another way.

Diaspora Jews look to Israel for affordable Jewish education

A Tu B'shvat Torah for the IDF

Daniel Marks celebrates his dream Bar Mitzvah in moving Torah dedication ceremony at the Shomron Regional Brigade base.

A Tu B'shvat Torah for the IDF

Danon: I experience anti-Semitism daily in the UN

‘New York is a strong Jewish city, but cross one street into the UN and it is a different world,’ said the Israeli ambassador.

Danon: I experience anti-Semitism daily in the UN

New chief rabbis appointed for Vilna and Lithuania

Rabbi Kalev Krelin and Rabbi Shimshon Daniel Isaacson appointed by unanimous vote of European Council for Rabbis.

New chief rabbis appointed for Vilna and Lithuania

Fugitive rabbi threatens South Africa's chief rabbi

Wanted in Israel for sexual assault, Rabbi Eliezer Berland accuses Warren Goldstein of setting police on his hotel hideaway in South Africa.

Fugitive rabbi threatens South Africa's chief rabbi

Parshat Yitro: Righteous Among the Nations

This week's Torah portion: What can we learn about how the world should be from Moshe's father-in-law?

Parshat Yitro: Righteous Among the Nations

WWII veteran: ‘No cure for anti-Semite, he is born with it’

Jewish World War II veterans receive homage during International Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony.

WWII veteran: ‘No cure for anti-Semite, he is born with it’

Jewish women's group: Time to leave US

Lori Palatnik of the Jewish Women’s Renaissance Project thinks it is time for Jews to send their kids to live in Israel.

Jewish women's group: Time to leave US

‘You cannot have a smartphone and not do army service’

Journalist Avishai Ben Chaim criticizes what he calls the ‘new haredi’ that neither studies the Torah nor joins the army.

‘You cannot have a smartphone and not do army service’

Samaria Council head urges French Jews to move to Israel

Yossi Dagan tells French Jews that in light of anti-Semitism in France they should move to Samaria.

Samaria Council head urges French Jews to move to Israel

Obama: Anti-Semitism is on the rise, we can't deny it

Speaking at a ceremony honoring Righteous Among The Nations, Obama says anyone confronted by anti-Semitism should behave like they did.

Obama: Anti-Semitism is on the rise, we can't deny it

Jerusalem Unity Prize welcomes nominations

Prizes to be handed out for Local, National and Global Efforts to Unite the Jewish Community.

Jerusalem Unity Prize welcomes nominations

Eichmann's unpublished request for pardon

Eichmann pleaded to Israel for clemency 2 days before he was executed, said he 'does not feel guilty.'

Eichmann's unpublished request for pardon

Feature

The London synagogue where Chaim Weizmann once sat

Israel's first president was just one famous Jewish personality who davened at the New West End Synagogue - and it's still going strong.

The London synagogue where Chaim Weizmann once sat

Blair: Time to get Israel recognized in the region

Addressing European Jewish Congress, former British PM says there is an opportunity to form new alliances between Israel and its neighbors.

Blair: Time to get Israel recognized in the region

Could the refugee crisis spell the end for European Jewry?

World Jewish Congress Vice President warns migrants largely coming from states where anti-Semitism is rife, says EU must integrate them.

Could the refugee crisis spell the end for European Jewry?

Actor Abe Vigoda dies at age 94

The Jewish actor portrayed Sal in The Godfather and Detective Sgt. Phil Fish on TV sitcoms.

Actor Abe Vigoda dies at age 94

French Jews treated 'like second-class citizens'

French Jewish leader Roger Cukierman warns of twin danger from Islamists, far-right, says rising anti-Semitism 'unacceptable.'

French Jews treated 'like second-class citizens'

Russia 'safer for Jews than parts of Western Europe'

'Refuge' offer to Jews may not have been serious, but Putin's record on anti-Semitism puts European critics to shame.

Russia 'safer for Jews than parts of Western Europe'

European Jewish Congress reelects President Moshe Kantor

Dr. Moshe Kantor reelected as EJC President, as General Assembly votes to form special task force on BDS.

European Jewish Congress reelects President Moshe Kantor

British Jews alarmed by wristbands for migrants

Colored wristbands handed out to migrants are likened to yellow stars during the Holocaust.

British Jews alarmed by wristbands for migrants

Pollard's historic speech blocked by draconian parole

Media leak blocks first speech in 30 years, Pollard's wife explains religious and job rights still breached, has 15-years of limits ahead.

Pollard's historic speech blocked by draconian parole

Holocaust survivor to represent Israel at the UN

Danny Danon relinquishes seat at UN to 81-year-old Auschwitz survivor Martha Weiss in honor of International Holocaust Day.

Holocaust survivor to represent Israel at the UN

Julian Edelman named 4th-best Jewish player in NFL history

Patriot’s wide receiver honored by American Jewish Historical Society referenced his Jewish heritage in interviews and social media.

Julian Edelman named 4th-best Jewish player in NFL history

Three days of fasting for Israel’s unity

In the spirit of Esther and Mordehai, a group of activists are promoting a fast initiative for soul-searching and unity.

Three days of fasting for Israel’s unity

'Why no arrests over attack at King's College?'

Conservative candidate for London mayor puzzled by lack of arrests after a violent riot during an event with Ami Ayalon.

'Why no arrests over attack at King's College?'

2015 Anti-Semitism report presented to government

Main focus highlights spread of radical Islam, refugee crisis and immigrants, calls for Israeli boycott and rise of the extreme right.

2015 Anti-Semitism report presented to government

523 years after expulsion, Sicilian Jewry reawakens

1,000 citizens of Palermo commemorated the expulsion and forced conversion of Sicilian Jews over five centuries ago.

523 years after expulsion, Sicilian Jewry reawakens

First Israeli to receive Spanish Passport under return law

Under the new law allowing Jews from Spanish descent to receive citizenship, Yossi Ben Naim to become first Israeli to receive passport.

First Israeli to receive Spanish Passport under return law

Merkel admits: Anti-Semitism is worse than we thought

German Chancellor says anti-Semitism is more widespread in the country than some believe, calls for action.

Merkel admits: Anti-Semitism is worse than we thought

Moving: Chicago teens embrace Otniel terror victim

Bnei Akiva members deliver flowers to the family of Dafna Meir, who was murdered at her doorstep by an Arab terrorist.

Moving: Chicago teens embrace Otniel terror victim

Anne Frank biopic to premiere at Berlin film fest

First German feature-length film capturing Anne Frank's life to be screened at major cinema showcase.

Anne Frank biopic to premiere at Berlin film fest

Israeli Holocaust survivor may be world's oldest man

Guinness World Records recognizes Yisrael Kristal as potentially world's oldest at 112, if he can provide documents to prove it.

Israeli Holocaust survivor may be world's oldest man

Obama to attend Holocaust ceremony at Israeli embassy

President Obama to visit the Israeli embassy in Washington on January 27, for ceremony honoring four Righteous Among The Nations.

Obama to attend Holocaust ceremony at Israeli embassy

'Do a Lady J – and do it right away!'

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

'Do a Lady J – and do it right away!'

Israel Always Had a Strong Army

Israel Always Had a Strong Army

Japanese students learn about Judaism from their chief rabbi

Japan's first chief rabbi, Rabbi Edery, fascinates Japanese high schoolers with Judaism, teaches spiritual message of Tu B'Shvat.

Japanese students learn about Judaism from their chief rabbi

Britain's Chief Rabbi OK with women reciting Kaddish

Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis says women who want to say mourner's prayer should be supported.

Britain's Chief Rabbi OK with women reciting Kaddish

Muslim Zionists of the world, unite?

One Muslim woman's outpouring of love for Israel has created a ripple in the matrix, including lecture requests and a Knesset invitation.

Muslim Zionists of the world, unite?

Lord George Weidenfeld passes away at 96

British philanthropist and Holocaust survivor dies with final act of kindness.

Lord George Weidenfeld passes away at 96

Flag of the Exodus auctioned to Holocaust museum

Jewish brothers buy Israeli flag of legendary ship that sought to bring Holocaust survivors home to Israel, donate it to Holocaust museum.

Flag of the Exodus auctioned to Holocaust museum

'Terrorist Israel' scrawled on Turkish synagogue

Anti-Israel vandals target synagogue in historic Jewish quarter of Istanbul.

'Terrorist Israel' scrawled on Turkish synagogue

Dried fruits on Tu B'Shevat are 'fruit of the exile'

Fresh fruit are a much healthier option and embody the true spirit of the holiday, Israeli CEO says.

Dried fruits on Tu B'Shevat are 'fruit of the exile'

Holocaust survivor donates 'freedom shoes' to Auschwitz

90-year-old Israeli survivor donates miniature shoes that helped her live through the Holocaust to the museum at Auschwitz.

Holocaust survivor donates 'freedom shoes' to Auschwitz

Mourning for Rabbi Ronnie Greenwald, 82

Rabbi Ronald (Ronnie) Greenwald - Torah educator, international hostage negotiator, and political advisor - passes away in Florida at 82.

Mourning for Rabbi Ronnie Greenwald, 82

Putin offers European Jews refuge in Russia

Europe's beleaguered Jews 'should come to us,' Russian leader tells European Jewish Congress in the Kremlin.

Putin offers European Jews refuge in Russia

Two suspects arrested in murder of French Jewish politician

French police arrest two suspects in the murder of Alain Ghozland, say it is still unknown whether the murder was an anti-Semitic act.

Two suspects arrested in murder of French Jewish politician

Labor voters don't want French Aliyah?

Supporters of Zionist Union and Meretz do not welcome immigration by French Jews, surprising poll finds.

Labor voters don't want French Aliyah?

Thousands attend funeral for Rabbi Refael Shmuelevitz

Rosh Yeshiva of the Mir laid to rest in Jerusalem after long battle with serious illness

Thousands attend funeral for Rabbi Refael Shmuelevitz

Muslim woman exudes love for 'magical' Israel

Farhana Rahman, a young Muslim member of an Israeli start-up, declares: 'I will stand at the front line for the chosen people.'

Muslim woman exudes love for 'magical' Israel

Rambam Conference at the Kinneret

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

Rambam Conference at the Kinneret

Torah scroll donated in memory of Shira Banki

A recently restored and mended 150-year-old Torah scroll will enter an Ethiopian synagogue in the Katmonim neighborhood of Jerusalem.

Torah scroll donated in memory of Shira Banki

NYC shul mulls, rejects 'SynaCondo' idea

West Side Jewish Center – Congregation Beth Israel considered a combination temple/residential building, but thought better of it.

NYC shul mulls, rejects 'SynaCondo' idea

Security hyped for Pope's visit to Rome's main Synagogue

Pope Francis to visit main Roman synagogue and meet with Jewish community leaders on Sunday.

Security hyped for Pope's visit to Rome's main Synagogue

Lone soldiers send message to the world: we won't be defeated

Celebration honors 100 lone soldiers and national service participants from NCSY in North America, send message to world.

Lone soldiers send message to the world: we won't be defeated




























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