Pro-Israel lobby warns against implementation of the nuclear deal with Iran.
Iranian authorities claim synagogue in Tehran collapsed over heads of 16 worshipers due to nearby excavations. No one was injured.
Son of nurse who reportedly was given a winning lottery ticket by her Jewish boss was playing a prank on his mother.
This week's Torah portion: The model of Egypt coming to recognize G-d repeats through history, although leaders still stay blind.
Feminist MK Merav Michaeli says that, despite not being religious, she will fight for the right of Jews to wear a kippah.
California nurse who reportedly won the big Powerball jackpot was given the ticket by Jewish philanthropist Shlomo Rechnitz.
This, despite a new Reconstructionist policy allowing inter-married rabbis.
According to the Jewish Agency figures, nearly 8,000 Olim came from France as a result of rise in anti-Semitism.
Task force working since 2013 says it has only proven 5 of 1,200 pieces were stolen, even though 120 were apparently taken from Jews.
21-year-old Orthodox Jewish woman among victims. Father: 'She was a beautiful girl, beautiful in and out.'
Duvi Honig of Parnassah Network explains that the organization is a one stop shop for religious businesses to unite.
Rabbi Levi Matusof says despite calls to stop wearing kippot in public, more and more French Jews are looking for sense of connection.
The chief rabbi of France encourages Jews to continue wearing skullcaps and not give in to anti-Semitic violence.
Jews in the French port of Marseille told to refrain from wearing skullcaps after a teacher was hurt in an attack by a Turkish teenager.
Was anti-Semitism behind Alain Ghozland's murder near Paris?
Revived 1,000-year-old tradition gets a boost with hundreds of French seminary girls, holding Jewish new month prayers at each gate.
The New Israel Fund was quick to blame the government and 'ultranationalists' after the arson that wasn't.
Turkish Kurd teen who hacked a Jewish teacher with a machete did it for ISIS, prosecutor claims 'he does not have a full grasp of Islam.'
Part II: A proposal to improve the new US-Hebrew school curriculum which currently 'reframes' Israel through Arab lenses.
Jewish teacher attacked by machete-wielding teen on his way to school near community synagogue in Marseilles.
Following the OU’s certification, Canada’s Kashruth Council says medication need not be kosher.
Anti-Semitic incidents in Hackney average one every 3 days in 2015. Three arrested over gas canister incident.
A new course of study in Hebrew schools in the U.S. threatens to further alienate Jews from Israel.
The emotional story of a World Bnei Akiva group after one of its participants was diagnosed with cancer.
H&M apologizes for a women’s scarf that looks like a prayer shawl, pulls the item from shelves in Israel.
At memorial for Hyper Cacher victims, French Prime Minister urges Jews to remain in the country and vows to fight anti-Semitism.
This week's Torah portion: Moshe's complaints to God teach us how a leader must lead.
From Iwata to the IDF, follow Daniel Tomohiro's voyage from the far east to defend Israel as his Holocaust survivor grandparents did.
Neo-Nazis throw gas canisters, shout anti-Semitic slogans at Jewish shoppers in London.
Knesset Committee weighs whether or not ban on Dorit Rabinyan's 'Borderlife' novel is to be upheld.
An earthquake in northeastern India caused 'extensive damage' to Ten Lost Tribes community in Manipur.
Founder of Jerusalem College, innovator of Jewish education for women passes away at 87
'I don't feel safe here anymore. As Jews we are a preferred target, in a country which itself is a target.'
After losing one third of its membership in less than three decades, US Conservative Movement hopes team of PR agents can save it.
After hearing testimony from family members of the suspects, Rabbi Aryeh Stern says matter is 'worrying' and needs to be clarified
In the first ever Jewish selfie-style-cooperative-multinational music video, artists pay tribute to Jewish victims of Hyper-Cacher attack.
Ceremony to mark one of the greatest contributions of modern society to the continuation of Jewish and halachic literature.
The Book of Shemot is the Dawn of a New Age for the Jewish People.
In meeting with heads of United Hatzalah, leading haredi rabbi says that if it is clear who the terrorist is, don't save him.
Chief Rabbi of Efrat says celebrating 'Sylvester' not in keeping with Jewish spirit.
The Star of David has a long history, at times glorious and at times equally as tragic. Today, it has found its home.
In the longest shiur ever, Rabbi for Los Angeles gives 18 hour shiur and raises $250,000 to help alleviate high cost of Jewish Day school.
Caller to BBC program rants about "Zionist Jews" and their "rule" over Britain. Network urged to hand his details to the police.
Simon Wiesenthal Center's list of worst anti-Semitic incidents topped by San Bernardino shooters' belief Israel will cease to exist.
After Arabs with links to Uniting Church of Australia claimed Jesus was Palestinian, the church reassures Jews it differs.
Main Orthodox rabbinical group in US voices 'shock and sorrow' over extremists' wedding video.
Rabbi Arie Folger elected Chief Rabbi of Austria's capital, with the blessings of the Conference of European Rabbis.
This week's Torah portion: What does Yaakov's vision of the 'End of Days' tell us about the Messianic era we live in?
New statistics released by the Met Police find troubling trends when it comes to anti-Semitic crime in Britain.
Jewish student punched in the face and chest by assailant who referred to him as a "Jew". Police investigating as hate crime.
Buyer of one of the earliest printed copies of the Talmud auctioned for $9.3 million tells Arutz Sheva about the purchase.
Visiting Jewish youths undaunted and look forward to experiencing everything that Israel has to offer.
The protest against the alleged torture of the Duma suspects came to New York, where a demonstration took place outside the Israeli embassy.
Archie Rand created one of the largest paintings in the world, 613 mitzvot, engages the text in dialogue rather than be subservient to it.
Revamping the immigration and absorption process has been something that has been needed for decades. IFCJ explains how they aim to do so.
Sothebys auction sees rare Babylonian Talmud sold at global record price for Judaica, after being held at Westminster Abbey for centuries.
Delegation of 13 leaders of the AJC returns from visit to three Gulf States; discussed Iran and peace initiatives with Gulf leaders.
Whether it is the 'Matzoball' or eating Chinese food, Jews have created a counterculture to celebrate their own 'otherness' in the U.S.
Bible Lands Museum launches new exhibit with numerous ancient artifacts exploring Jewish life under the exile around 2,600 years ago.
