Leading religious-Zionist Rosh Yeshiva passes away aged 81.
Annual march to commemorate the Holocaust in Prague focuses on anti-Semitism amid rise in attacks.
Leading European rabbis are set to meet with Pope Francis on Monday in the Vatican, where they will discuss the new anti-Semitism in Europe.
Jewish passengers stranded in Istanbul without kosher food after flight delay from New York forced them to miss connection to Israel.
In Part I of a three-part interview with Arutz Sheva, the coauthor of Spark Ignited discusses her journey from New Brunswick to Jerusalem.
US-based foundation launches new program to engage rising leaders and turn them into a tour de force for communities worldwide.
New crowdfunding campaign looks to engage Jews around the world by telling the 'inspiring' story of Zionism - in animation.
Rivlin sends message to March of the Living, noting Holocaust survivors are passing to the next generation 'the torch of life, and belief.'
What if the Nazis had failed with Czechoslovakia? Expert says American Jews and Israel would not have been the same.
Visitors on March of the Living learn about 'the biggest killing of humanity that ever happened,' and learn 'nothing prepares you.'
Channel 10's Miri Michaeli was surrounded by 4-5 anti-Semitic men who cursed and threatened her because she is Jewish.
Video of March of the Living ceremony that took place at the ruins of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp in Poland.
Narrative of submissive Jewish victims of Nazi Germany challenged at event remembering the many acts of Jewish heroism during the Holocaust.
The story of Avraham Harshalom, one of the six torch lighters in the opening ceremony of this year's Yom Hashoah.
EU Parliamentarian Meir Haviv said that the Jews of Europe felt they were facing the same dangers their parents and grandparents had.
Suzanna Braun was told to save her little sister as she was herded away to the gas chambers - and she did at all costs.
70 years later, the world still hasn't learned the lesson of where unbridled hatred of Jews can lead it, wrote MK Miri Regev.
Over Passover, 40 young German Jews came to Israel for the Seder, a product of one of the most successful programs in Europe.
European city streets 'have become hunting grounds for Jews,' new report finds. Explosion of violent incidents of Jew hatred exposed.
MK Bezalel Smotrich trades barbs with Rabbis Stav, Riskin, tells them 'not to preach' to Jewish Home over repealing of Conversion Law.
Holocaust ceremonies tend to highlight non-Jewish heroes far more often than Jewish ones, says one event organizer.
In controversial video, young activists accuse pro-Israel establishment of failing them, focusing on 'bikinis and hi-tech' - but is it fair?
Several rabbis endorse 'Kosherswitch' to allow lights on Shabbat. High-voltage project could send a current through Jewish world.
Alan Schneider: It is emotionally tough to decide which stories should get the spotlight on Holocaust Memorial Day.
Sonnabend collection includes some of the 20th Century's finest artists.
Ceremony honoring Jews who rescued other Jews will award the daring efforts of Rabbi Pessach, who saved his community in Greece.
Yad Vashem opens new exhibit ahead of Holocaust memorial day, exploring the Jewish children who grew up in horrors of the Holocaust.
WJC president denounces anti-Semitic Jobbik party at annual "March of Life" commemorating the Holocaust.
Rabbi Shmuel Kaminsky of Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, discussed the mass Seder he presided over in a city where some fifty thousand Jews live.
In interview with the Associated Press, WJC President Ron Lauder says he is 'concerned' about the rise of the far-right in Hungary.
Participants of 'March of the Living' attend Holocaust memorial event in Hungary and hear moving speech from a survivor.
Former IDF Chief Rabbi and head of the Itamar Yeshiva, Rabbi Avichai Ronski, will be moving to the Himalayas for the summer.
Three separate anti-Semitic attacks in Russia, Finland, and the US over Passover demonstrate global scourge that is anti-Semitism.
Dan Region police refuse to take chances as R' Chaim Grenimann is laid to rest, after trampling incident killed 2 earlier this month.
Albanian nabbed in Czech Republic on suspicion of having brutally beaten to death Israeli tourist at a Berlin church.
Commuter stunned to find non-kosher for Passover Black and White cookies for sale; Reisman's, OU say it's an innocent mistake.
American division of the Sabra salad company issues a recall for mass quantities of its classic hummus over Listeria fears.
Open-air Holocaust exhibition vandalized with red paint and swastika drawn opposite synagogue in Hungary's capital city Budapest.
New book alleges that sister of Bep Voskujil, Otto Frank's secretary, was a Nazi collaborator who tipped the Gestapo to the Frank's hideout.
More than 80% of respondents in survey believe that the Holocaust could diminish in significance.
The Jewish Defense League of Canada has started a crowdfunding campaign for a trip to Vancouver, to protest an anti-Semitic group.
With a very individualistic approach to religion, Poland's Jewish community returns facing unique challenges.
Survey reveals British Jews abandoning Labour party due to anti-Israel stances, are more politically-engaged than general public.
Uproar after FC Utrecht fans chant 'disgusting' anti-Semitic slurs, including 'my mother burned Jews in the SS,' during weekend match.
Rabbi Yona Daniel Simons says his time in the country proved Poles' views of Jews is far more complex than what people think.
Rabbi David Fohrman talks about Alephbeta's goal of blending "sophistication" with "spiritual nurturing."
Tens of thousands attended the priestly blessing ceremony at the Kotel, and rabbis continue to greet the faithful until noon.
Rabbi Abadie's list fights to get influence back from non-religious/non-Zionist groups, shaping the future of Jewish identity and Israel.
As the second day of Pesach ends for Jews in the Diaspora, Arutz Sheva presents 7 top headlines from the last 48 hours.
Rabbi Adi Sultanik says that despite threats of anti-Semitic violence or Iran, the Jewish people are in a stronger position than ever.
The leading hassidic-haredi rabbi and posek, known as Shevet HaLevi, died a short time after the start of the Pesach holiday.
Marjorie Glatt of YUConnects tells Arutz Sheva why her organization is the 'one-stop dating resource' you need.
Jewish officials denounce picket sign with the Auschwitz slogan spotted during massive anti-austerity rally in Montreal.
Arutz Sheva witnesses spiritual celebrations at Chabad World Headquarters held for Rabbi Schneerson's birthday.
Chief Rabbi David Lau calls on Netanyahu to bridge the religious, communal differences between Israelis ahead of holiday, new Knesset.
Vienna's Albertina Museum director faces condemnation for suggesting there be a time limit on return of artwork looted by Nazis.
Insurance company refuses to continue policy of European Jewish Kindergarten in Brussels, because of sweeping anti-Semitic attacks.
There was an increase of 71% in anti-Semitic incidents in the Netherlands in 2014, finds an annual report.
Temple Institute's Director says that despite the reluctance of many Jews, there is a "national awakening" over Passover offerings.
