Letter by Alfred Dreyfus to Be Sold at Auction
Letter by Jewish French army officer falsely accused of treason, whose trial led Herzl to search for a Jewish state, to be sold at auction.
Letter by Jewish French army officer falsely accused of treason, whose trial led Herzl to search for a Jewish state, to be sold at auction.


New leader of Egypt's Jewish community says she'll refuse Israeli offers of financial help for the renovation of Egypt's synagogues.

French mayors plan to host terrorists on Israeli Independence Day. Arutz Sheva exposed the plan. Wiesenthal Centre appalled.

Arutz Sheva visited the Yeshiva University campus, where students wished Israel a happy birthday.
First time ever tie. The winners are Elior Babian of Beit Shemesh and Yishai Eisenberg of New Jersey.

Michigan State University urged to reconsider induction of Arab American newspaper editor into Hall of Fame due to anti-Semitic diatribes.

Symbolism and meaning on Israel’s Independence Day

A Muslim Swedish politician resigned from his post on Sunday after coming under intense scrutiny for holding anti-Semitic views.

Poland's chief rabbi unveils a special prayer case at a new Jewish museum, days before 70th anniversary of Warsaw ghetto uprising.

Shurat HaDin Israel Law Center is threatening legal action against Teachers Insurance Association over resolution boycotting Israel.

The Jewish community in New York is protesting an attempt to silence Jewish activist Pamela Geller, who warns against the dangers of Islam.

Senior Vice President, Mark D. Medin: It's "essential to be in Israel with a large delegation, to show our support."

"It is good that there is a family like this, that exudes Torah," President tells bereaved father of Rabbi Yaakov Yosef.

High school English teacher on leave assigning students a writing composition that sought to persuade reader that “Jews are evil”.

Education Minister tells competitors his childhood dream was to be like them.

A new technology helped the NYPD track-down the man who was suspected of torching a dozen mezuzahs in Brooklyn last week.

Israel’s contestant in the international Eurovision music festival was barred from wearing a dress by designer John Galliano.

New York State high school students were told to write a piece persuading a teacher that “Jews are evil,” for the problems of Nazi Germany.

Carmen Weinstein, the leader of Egypt's small remaining Jewish community, died on Saturday at the age of 84.

New York-based author Yossi Gestetner addresses the burning of mezuzot in an apartment building in Brooklyn this week.

Rabbi Yaakov Chai Yosef passed away on Friday afternoon after a lengthy battle with cancer.

There has been a recent deterioration in the medical condition of Rabbi Yaakov Yosef, son of Shas’s spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

An Australian clothing brand has come under fire for posting what appears to be an image of a swastika on its official Facebook page.

Moroccan immigrant crime warranted a parliamentary debate. Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld comments on Jewish aspects of the issue.

Official with Yeshiva U. tells Arutz Sheva’s New York correspondent that the administration disagrees with the honoring of President Carter.

WoW Leader Anat Hoffman, interviewed on BBC, divulges longterm goals for the Kotel and the rest of Israel.

Far-right Jobbik party called for an “anti-Zionist” demonstration to be held on eve of World Jewish Congress General Assembly.

Chief rabbi of France officially resigns, after becoming embroiled in a scandal over alleged plagiarism charges.

Polish prosecutors have dismissed their probe into Swedish artist's claims he used ashes of Holocaust victims.

ADL called on Ireland to reiterate its opposition to boycotts of Israel in response to academic, cultural boycott adopted by Teachers' Union

The alleged perpetrator responsible for burning a dozen mezuzot in Brooklyn has been taken into police custody.

"To resign on a personal initiative would be tantamount to desertion," says Rabbi Gilles Bernheim in wake of plagiarism scandal.

Hundreds gather to pray for desperately ill rabbi. Son hopes he will make it to see newborn grandson.

Hareidi leader says funding cuts, pressure over IDF enlistment will ultimately benefit the hareidi community.

An anti-Semitic demonstration that was planned for the same day as a Holocaust memorial march was banned in Hungary.

A wave of anti-Semitic graffiti hit several locations in Massachusetts over the weekend, as officials vow to mount vigorous investigation.

Ruth Epstein-Polack was born in Jerusalem but emigrated to Germany with her family. Then came Hitler.

Wiesenthal demands suspension of Polish historian who claimed "Jews themselves participated in murder of their own people."

Alumni of Cardozo School of Law say they will physically prevent Jimmy Carter from receiving peace prize.

Painting by Marc Chagall stolen from an American yacht anchored in Italy has been recovered more than a decade later.

Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau, who survived Buchenwald, in a powerful message to March of the Living participants.

11 mezuzot were burned in an apartment building in Brooklyn as Jews marked Holocaust Remembrance Day.

IDF Chief of Staff promised at the March of the Living that the IDF would ensure that there will never be another Holocaust.

Rabbi Yaakov Yosef, son of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, has been hospitalized in serious condition at the Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem.

A Holocaust Memorial Day “libel” against hareidi Jews, in which they were accused of holding a Yom Hasho'a barbecue, was indeed just a libel

Groups of Jews who risked everything to save their fellow Jews during the Holocaust instead of escaping to freedom were honored on Monday

Anti-Israel activists will not withdraw lawsuit against Israeli commanders for the 2010 Gaza-bound flotilla incident, despite apology.

Dozens of "hidden Jews," Poles who have long-forgotten Jewish roots, gathered for a special Shabbat - at the gates of Auschwitz

Part of the number the Nazis tattooed on Hana's arm reappeared in her Israeli ID.

The March of the Living is like no other march in the world, said President Shimon Peres

Watch as Israelis & visitors from throughout the world, soldiers & citizens participate in the annual Holocaust Memorial ceremony in Poland.

Israelis from the Golan to Eilat stood still for one minute Monday morning in memory of the Holocaust martyrs. Photos by Flash 90.

For first time ever, a serving Chief of IDF General Staff leads the march from Auschwitz to Birkenau.

"Spring for Holocaust Survivors" organized a march for survivors to "know we have not forgotten them."

Lithuania's synagogues, the vestiges of Jewish presence wiped out in Holocaust, are falling to ruin from lack of funding and support.

Simon Wiesenthal Center criticizes Australia, several other countries for failing to adequately bring perpetrators of Holocaust to justice.

Avraham Azoulay, formerly a resident of Toulouse, says he's not surprised by the rise of anti-Semitic incidents in France.

EJC President says political groups in Hungary have crossed red lines, as annual figures display significant increase.

Holocaust Heroes and Martyrs Remembrance Day began with an official ceremony at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial.

In Holocaust Remembrance Day speech, president says Jews "decreased in number, but not in spirit."
