Latest incident of anti-Semitic vandalism in US, as car of Congregation Toras Chaim's rabbi vandalized with swastika.
American envoy on anti-Semitism warns that Jewish bodies in Europe are being bankrupted by the growing need for security.
Two teens targeted in Marseille by attackers 'of African origin,' after attackers shouted 'dirty Jews, we'll exterminate you all.'
NBN launches new series of fairs in North America to give Jews the tools they need to come home from the exile.
The organization has literally facilitated the return of thousands of people to Judaism around the world and is still seeing more demand.
How one rabbi is leading efforts across Italy to build new communities for long lost Jews.
Jerusalem Municipality should be put in charge of services to popular site, says Dep. Religious Services Minister.
Four people - including a serving policewoman who converted to Islam - suspected of aiding Islamist terrorist Amedy Coulibaly.
Ever heard of an Ethiopian Haggadah? Or a Liberty Haggadah? Try something different this Pesach.
Prime Minister Valls condemns the anti-Israel and anti-Israel sentiments spreading in his country as simple anti-Semitism.
British journalist, inspired by recent Paris expose, dons a kippa in the UK and elsewhere in Europe - the results are shocking.
Arutz Sheva speaks with Rabbi Farber about the sensitivities of ceremony by which one refuses to marry his brother's widow.
Jewish leaders in Germany plan to appeal court verdict that motive of anti-Semitic attack on synagogue was only 'anti-Zionism.'
Fishel Benkhald, who is leading a campaign to restore Karachi's Jewish cemetery, attacked after agreeing to debate over minority rights.
It's that time of year again, so we're spreading the Purim joy...!
Arutz Sheva speaks to Aaron, a New York high school student, who is fighting for Israel via social media sites.
Yeshiva University President talks about importance of AIPAC, and why Netanyahu made the trek to Congress.
The American ambassador to Israel joined in the Purim festivities with a unique costume.
Holiday of Divine Providence, redemption, prayer, and happiness begins nationwide, outside of Jerusalem.
Batei Din offer a harsh review of the film 'Gett', which they compare to the libelous 'Jenin, Jenin.'
Palestinian, Norwegian and Jordanian wanted over attack in 1982 by Palestinian Abu Nidal terrorist group which left 6 dead.
A group of pro-Israel demonstrators gathered outside Congress as PM Netanyahu warned lawmakers against a deal with Iran.
Activists: 'This day will be remembered for generations in the annals of the struggle for the return of Jews to the Temple Mount.'
Rabbi Haskel Lookstein of Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun discusses the AIPAC conference and also shares a story about Yitzhak Herzog.
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach defends anti-Susan Rice ad, says: 'Iran needs a nuclear program like I need a ham sandwich.'
Tzohar rabbinical organization reveals groundbreaking new legal initiative to help solve the 'agunah' crisis.
Those who do not observe the commandments is endangering our existence more than the Arabs, said Rabbi Yosef.
'People shouldn't come later and say 'Oy, how come these Reform organizations are getting all this money?,'' warns NYC rabbi.
Police step up security of the Jewish community in the German city of Bremen amid a heightened danger from Islamist terrorists.
Actor who played Spock based his "live long and prosper" gesture on the way kohanim recite the priestly blessing.
Five students of YU's Dr. Roee Holtzer listed as first-authors on articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
UN Chief will address 1,500 youths, as bustling synagogue built from Western Wall stones and Shiloach water celebrates historic day.
Residents of a Montreal apartment bloc were horrified to find their cars daubed with swastikas - along with death threats and bullets.
Anti-Semitism sparks special training sessions for Rabbis against physical threats; technology takes a large part in life-saving.
For the second time in as many years, YU basketball player Benjy Ritholtz named a College Sports Academic All-American.
Heirs of Jewish art dealers, forced by Nazis to sell Guelph Treasure of church relics, demand justice.
French President Francois Hollande calls for "faster, more effective sanctions" amid rising anti-Semitism.
BBC says Tim Wilcox didn't 'breach editorial standards' by telling Jewish woman that 'Palestinians suffer at Jewish hands.'
Jewish magazine to be delivered in plain envelopes, as community leaders note Israelis being beaten for being Jews.
Fascinating video shows Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan at 1923's First World Congress of World Agudath Israel in Vienna.
Tottenham Hotspurs slams West Ham supporters for singing 'vile and unacceptable' anti-Semitic song; police launch investigation.
Bad taste? Wonderful World of Trains and Planes defends death camp display; 'the holocaust couldn't have happened without trains.'
One of the Muslim organizers of a Muslim-Jewish coexistence event in Oslo said in 2008 that 'powerful' Jews were behind 9/11.
'Invaluable' Torah scroll was among several ancient manuscripts which 'disappeared' from a synagogue in Shiraz; Jewish MP thanks police.
Denmark pledges $148 million to fight Islamic terrorism; French, German, British leaders say they'll protect Jews.
Shas mentor Rabbi Shalom Cohen says Rabbi Ovadia once stood when Hatikva was sung, but uttered a prayer instead.
Badatz Eida Haredit claims it's parents' 'duty' to prevent encouraging 'draft decree' for mandatory IDF service, slams IDF 'melting pot.'
On the first day of every month, Jews joyfully circle the Temple Mount – and on Adar the occasion is even merrier, despite the rain.
Jewish Agency Chairman attends funeral of security guard who was murdered outside the synagogue in Copenhagen.
A Jerusalem Conference survey finds 54% do not want women deciding halacha, 18% are in favor of it.
ADL condemns Dumas for saying French PM 'under Jewish influence' from his Jewish wife in classic anti-Semitic trope.
Yad L'Achim says Messianic Jews have arrived in Israel to distribute missionary material in the guise of campaign brochures.
Swastika painted on a headstone and two other headstones knocked over and broken in the Jewish section of a cemetery in Dunedin.
Denmark's Radio Shalom advised by intelligence service to temporarily cease broadcasts "for security reasons".
BBC responds to petition saying it didn't call to forget but to 'reconcile', forgive Nazi genocide - petitioner takes case up a level.
Speaking at cemetery where hundreds of Jewish gravestones vandalized, French president seeks to reassure nervous Jewish community.
The book was stolen from the National Library years ago. Judaica auction house owner arrested.
Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky urges gov't to invest more money in Aliyah, ahead of expected 15,000 new immigrants in 2015.
Boise woman allegedly attacked a Jewish woman and stomped on her neck in an attempt to convert her to Christianity.
