A group of rabbis has set up a “competing” independent of Jewish Court of Law (Beit Din) which will exclusively handle conversions.
This week's Torah portion: Sefer Devarim is devoted to and focused on the land of Israel.
Arutz Sheva talks with students on joint BIU/YU summer program to hear what they're learning about science and Israel.
Opinion: Is Obama's appeasement of radical Islam the result of political naivete - or something else entirely?
American Jewish Committee says it concluded overwhelmingly it must oppose Iran nuclear deal.
UK Jewish leader outlines ambitious, controversial, plan for Jewish-Muslim engagement, vows to go tough on anti-Semitism.
Rabbi Yaakov Meidan says some homosexuals are righteous Jews, but the political gay movement is ‘violent.’
Second Temple period ritual bath found during construction of kindergarten, with highly 'significant' wall paintings of Temple artifact.
Air France apologizes for failing to include Israel on its in-flight map, but Simon Wiesenthal Center rejects the apology.
Police in the Hackney quarter of London are investigating an attack against a haredi Jew that took place last week.
Robbers break into French Jewish leader's house, steal valuables and write "Dirty Jews, long live Palestine" on the wall.
Take a look at a support event held by Jewish activists in New York for the former Arkansas governor running for president.
Vandals knock down 124 headstones at the the Adath Jeshurun historic cemetery in Philadelphia.
Pro-Obama Jewish American director says that Netanyahu is 'leading Israel the wrong way - at least that's what American media says.'
Dr. Joseph Frager hosted Huckabee, and discusses his support for the man, and the candidate
UK Home Secretary vows to 'eradicate' anti-Semitism in Britain after report finds rapid rise in hate incidents during first half of 2015.
Bruce Blakeman weighs in on presidential race, states that Huckabee 'is beloved by the Jewish people worldwide.'
Arutz Sheva speaks with new immigrants from special charter flight as they get Israeli IDs, and learns why they made the 'big step.'
Activist Dr. Paul Brody explains his support for the candidate, revealing statements made in visits to Judea and Samaria.
Rabbi Goodman of Orot College tells Arutz Sheva about the mission facing young religious Zionist emissaries being sent around the world.
Remains of majestic monument of Lithuanian Jewry destroyed by the Nazis has been found underground, excavation is next.
Hundreds of Ukrainian Jews arrive in Israel out of the war zone; Arutz Sheva finds out the horrors they went through.
Jewish European Maccabi Games begin at Nazi park in Berlin that was the site of the 1936 Olympic Games.
French President eulogizes Samuel Pisar, who worked to make Jewish blood spilled by Nazis 'blood of hope.'
French Aliyah up 11% since 2014; Israel expecting between 30,000 - 35,000 new immigrants this year - the most since 2005.
At sendoff for religious-Zionist emissaries to Diaspora, Naftali Bennett says fight for Jewish identity key in saving world Jewry.
A few seconds into the Shema Yisrael prayer, a youth is taken away by police and arrested, on Tisha B'Av.
While most Jews mourn and pray, one organization has been busily preparing plans to rebuild.
Berlin will host starting Tuesday the 14th European Maccabi Games featuring 2,300 Jewish athletes from 36 countries.
Minister Jason Kenney calls on fellow Canadians to remember mistreatment of Jews on Tisha B'Av.
Tonight and tomorrow the Jewish people commemorate the destruction of the two Temples in Jerusalem.
The Jerusalem of Gold auctions center will hold an auction on Monday featuring unique antiques with a Jewish theme.
Family of well-known jeweler Aron Aranbayev offering reward for information leading to the arrest of those who ran him over last Sunday.
This week's Torah portion: first parsha in Book of Deuteronomy - were the spies who shunned Israel righteous or wicked?
24-year-old shot in the lung by robbers while trying to escape, cousins describe his survival as a 'true miracle.'
Bible Lands Museum runs special exhibit on the Babylonian exile during the days leading up to the day of national mourning.
Holocaust survivor who set up a pro-Israel stall at a trade union festival said he was called a Nazi by pro-Palestinian campaigners.
Converts from France, who spent their final year of study at the seminary in Yakir, completed the process in a moving ceremony.
Chief Rabbi David Lau convenes special refresher course for mohelim from across Israel, tells parents to only use mohel with valid license.
No less than 95% of Jews in Israel have a Tanakh in their home, with 68% of the total population revering it as a holy book.
Theodore Bikel, known for his role as Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof, dies of natural causes.
Massive Rally in Times Square: Be There and Be Counted!
The Ministry of Immigrant Absorption's chief scientist speaks with Arutz Sheva about why defining anti-Semitism is not so simple.
Municipality approves funding for Hebrew Union College. Did hareidi councilmen know what they were voting for?
Efraim Zuroff, chairman of the Simon Wiesenthal Foundation, is in Copenhagen to o file an official complaint against a Nazi war criminal.
23-year-old Adam Wachs chose to leave behind the good life in Philadelphia and move to Israel. His father: "We couldn't be more proud."
Shocked anchorman for Channel 2 TV interviews 'Jewish Voice for Peace' activists who favor boycott on all Israeli products.
Breslov leader Rabbi Shalom Arush to only handle women's issues through their husbands after sexual abuse scandals rock the religious world.
This week's Torah portion: why is the story of the daughters of Tzelofchad a major historic event?
Ma'ale Adumim rabbi rules that not embarrassing a Torah reader takes precedent over correcting his mistakes.
The Zomet Institute of Halacha and Technology has developed a 'Shabbat Friendly' walkie talkie, to enhance security for diaspora Jews.
Helen Freedman, executive director of Americans for a Safe Israel, denounces Iran deal, invites community to large rally in New York.
Three masked gunmen target Jewish family for robbery and assault. Parents and son hospitalized.
Jarryd Hayne addresses Jewish community in apology for tweets blaming Jews for killing Jesus, claims to accept 'people of all faiths.'
Jewish groups praise Oskar Groening's conviction, but call on European authorities 'not to relent' in bringing all living Nazis to justice.
SS sergeant Oskar Groening convicted by German court after admitting to 'guilt' for his role massacring Jews at Auschwitz.
Rabbi David Milston explains why smartphones are not allowed in his classes and links this to Jacob and Esau.
WJC President Ronald S. Lauder expresses skepticism over the Iran deal, noting 'Tehran has a long history of misleading the world.'
Minister Gila Gamliel praises olim who chose to come to Israel of their own free will.
