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Rabbi Moshe Hauer passes away

Rabbi Moshe Hauer, Executive Vice President of the Orthodox Union (OU), passed away of a reported heart attack during the holiday of Shmini Atzeret.

Rabbi Moshe Hauer passes away

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Wishing a joyous Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening, resumes Saturday evening.

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Chag Sameach from Israel!

Updates Continue from North America

Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah about to begin in Israel. Our North America desk will update the site until they start in New York.

Updates Continue from North America

Kyiv:

Jewish worshipper sprayed with tear gas

Group of youths attacked worshipper, called out antisemitic slogans, performed a Nazi salute, and sprayed tear gas at the victim, burning his eyes and skin.

Jewish worshipper sprayed with tear gas

Watch

Holiday Prayer and Songs at Hostages’ Square

Hundreds gathered this morning at Hostages’ Square in Tel Aviv for Shacharit and Hallel prayers, led by Rabbi Tamir Granot and attended by rabbis and family members of hostages.

Holiday Prayer and Songs at Hostages’ Square

Bulgaria probes antisemitic attacks on Jewish sites

Bulgarian police investigating antisemitic vandalism at Varna synagogue and Burgas Holocaust memorial. The Foreign Ministry condemns the acts as “unacceptable”.

Bulgaria probes antisemitic attacks on Jewish sites

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Wishing a joyous Sukkot holiday to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening, resumes Tuesday evening.

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Chag Sameach from Israel!

Updates Continue from North America

Sukkot about to begin in Israel. INN's North America desk will continue to update the site until Sukkot begins in New York.

Updates Continue from North America

Chief Rabbi Goldschmidt:

‘Our faith remains unbroken, but our patience has run out’

Chief Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt marks two years since the October 7th massacres, urging Europe to confront rising antisemitism and defend Israel’s right to security.

‘Our faith remains unbroken, but our patience has run out’

Netanyahu

'Israel's unity gives us the strength to return the hostages'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in his office in Jerusalem with a delegation of Chabad rabbis on the occasion of the holiday of Sukkot. "This unity gives us the strength to defeat our enemies and, with God's help, soon bring back all our hostages.'

'Israel's unity gives us the strength to return the hostages'

Toronto:

Jewish woman harassed outside Toronto consulate

Toronto Jewish woman in tears as anti-Israel protesters harass and mock her near Israeli consulate, highlighting the growing sense of insecurity among Jewish Canadians in their own cities.

Jewish woman harassed outside Toronto consulate

Rabbis Warn:

Students who attend mixed-gender events have no place in Yeshiva

Senior rabbis, including Rabbi Dov Lando and Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, warn that any students attending mixed singing events have 'distanced themselves from yeshivas and Beit Yaakov seminaries.'

Students who attend mixed-gender events have no place in Yeshiva

Rabbi attacked outside his New Jersey home

Rabbi Avraham Wein of Bergenfield, New Jersey, was attacked outside his home, when a man stopped his car next to him, got out, and began beating him.

Rabbi attacked outside his New Jersey home

'Dirty Jews, burn'

Rome kosher bakery defaced with antisemitic graffiti

Kosher bakery in Rome vandalized with antisemitic graffiti. The incident comes as Italy sees a dramatic rise in antisemitic hate crimes.

Rome kosher bakery defaced with antisemitic graffiti

Fear in Manchester 'like during the Holocaust'

A community Rabbi in Manchester described a harsh reality of antisemitism faced by British Jews and how families are sending children to Israel as a 'Kindertransport.'

Fear in Manchester 'like during the Holocaust'

After Yom Kippur murders:

Psalms said in central Manchester

Thousands gathered in Manchester city center for a rally in memory of the victims of the Yom Kippur murder and in support of the Jewish community and recited a chapter of Psalms together.

Psalms said in central Manchester

UK Jewish leadership criticizes Chikli

'Inviting a bully representing the worst in Britain'

Board of Deputies of British Jews responds to the Diaspora Minister's statement that he intends to host right-wing activist Tommy Robinson in Israel. According to the Board, "Robinson is a bully who represents the worst of Britain."

'Inviting a bully representing the worst in Britain'

RZA calls on UK to reevaluate policies after Yom Kippur attack

The Religious Zionists of America-Mizrachi condemned the deadly attack on a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur and called on British authorities to address the deeper causes of rising antisemitic violence across the United Kingdom.

RZA calls on UK to reevaluate policies after Yom Kippur attack

Manchester synagogue terrorist was on bail for alleged rape

Attacker under investigation for alleged rape and past convictions; killed two worshippers on Yom Kippur before being shot dead by police.

Manchester synagogue terrorist was on bail for alleged rape

Hero Rabbi:

'I met evil face to face'

Rabbi Daniel Walker, rabbi of the Manchester synagogue, where two Jews were murdered in a Yom Kippur attack, relives the moments of horror.

'I met evil face to face'

Manchester Jewish Leader:

‘We are a community in shock, but not surprised’

Dr. Sandi Mann, Chair. of the Jewish Action for Mental Health in Manchester, speaks with Arutz Sheva about the shock, resilience, and bravery.

‘We are a community in shock, but not surprised’

President Herzog spoke with Manchester rabbi

President Herzog spoke with Rabbi Daniel Walker, who blocked the terrorist responsible for murdering two people in Manchester on Yom Kippur from entering the synagogue, preventing a far greater tragedy.

President Herzog spoke with Manchester rabbi

Manchester synagogue attack: Video shows suspect shot by police

Video of the scene appears to show the suspect on the ground. Watch.

Manchester synagogue attack: Video shows suspect shot by police

UK Police:

Bravery of worshippers saved lives

Watch: UK Police give update on the Manchester synagogue attack in Crumpsall.

Bravery of worshippers saved lives

Yom Kippur bloodshed

2 Jews murdered in attack on Manchester synagogue

A terrorist ran over a group of people in Manchester, England, on Yom Kippur and began stabbing - then tried to break into the synagogue.

2 Jews murdered in attack on Manchester synagogue

Gmar Chatima Tova from Israel!

Updates continue from N. America

Yom Kippur about to begin in Israel. INN's North America desk will continue to update the site until Yom Kippur begins in New York.

Updates continue from N. America

Ashdod Rabbis warn against ritual immersion without a lifeguard

The Religious Council in Ashdod issued an urgent warning this morning to the public who customarily immerse in the sea before Yom Kippur, not to do so after the lifeguards leave.

Ashdod Rabbis warn against ritual immersion without a lifeguard

Bar Mitzvah behind bars

A special Bar Mitzvah celebration was held on the eve of Yom Kippur at Rimonim Prison for fifteen incarcerated teenagers.

Bar Mitzvah behind bars

Cuomo secures broad Jewish support after Adams drops out

Jewish groups across NYC rally behind Andrew Cuomo for mayor, citing rising antisemitism and opposition to Zohran Mamdani’s stance on Israel.

Cuomo secures broad Jewish support after Adams drops out

Watch:

Central Selichot service at the Western Wall

Tens of thousands of worshippers take part in the central Selichot event at the Western Wall on the eve of Yom Kippur.

Central Selichot service at the Western Wall

Chief Rabbis:

Pray for the release of the hostages

Chief Rabbis of Israel publish a letter to rabbis around Israel calling on them to pray for our 48 brothers and sisters who are held hostage in Gaza.

Pray for the release of the hostages

Marking 83rd anniversary

Rabbinical Alliance of America holds Siyum HaShas celebration

Event honors distinguished public servants, bestows rabbinical ordination, and affirms key policy resolutions at the historic Sephardic Lebanese Congregation.

Rabbinical Alliance of America holds Siyum HaShas celebration

Watch:

Main Selichot prayers at the Cave of the Patriarchs

Watch the main Selichot ceremony at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron.

Main Selichot prayers at the Cave of the Patriarchs

TPUSA named 'extremist' by ADL, sparks fierce online reactions

The decision has triggered condemnation from high-profile figures including Elon Musk, who labeled the ADL a 'hate group' over what he called a mischaracterization.

TPUSA named 'extremist' by ADL, sparks fierce online reactions

Chief Rabbi's measles warning: 'The blood will be on their hands'

In response to recent deaths from measles, Rabbi David Yosef, the Chief Rabbi of Israel and Rishon LeZion, delivered a strong and uncompromising call for parents to vaccinate their children and seek early medical screenings.

Chief Rabbi's measles warning: 'The blood will be on their hands'

Chabad founder’s Sephardic ancestor honored in Portugal

Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Chabad’s founding, Portugal holds tribute to Rabbi Baruch Portugali, ancestor of the founder of Chabad-Lubavitch.

Chabad founder’s Sephardic ancestor honored in Portugal

6-month-old's cancer treatment halted - hours matter

Baby Yisrael Meir's life-saving therapy stopped due to unpaid bills. His parents spent Aseret Yemei Teshuva begging for help as doctors warn: every day without treatment reduces his survival chances. Advanced protocol offers complete cure - if restarted immediately.

6-month-old's cancer treatment halted - hours matter

Widow of Rabbi Steinzaltz passes away

Rebbetzin Chaya Sarah Even-Israel Steinsaltz, the widow of Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz, has passed away at the age of 82.

Widow of Rabbi Steinzaltz passes away

Holocaust survivor and husband die by assisted suicide

Ruth Posner, a Holocaust survivor, actress, and advocate for assisted dying, has died alongside her husband Michael at a clinic in Switzerland. Both were in their 90s.

Holocaust survivor and husband die by assisted suicide

Jewish man wearing Star of David necklace attacked in Germany

Erfurt police are searching for the suspect who attacked a Jewish man on one of the city's streetcars.

Jewish man wearing Star of David necklace attacked in Germany

Cave of the Patriarchs:

Hebron Local Council: Giant prayer ceremonies in Hebron

A women's Selichot event will be held on Sunday, led by Rabbanit Yemima Mizrahi and Ruhama Ben Yosef, and a Selichot event on Monday will be led by Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu and attended by Council Chairman Eyal Gelman.

Hebron Local Council: Giant prayer ceremonies in Hebron

'One moment of light'

Hostage survivor Emily Damari participates in Selichot prayers

Heroic hostage survivor Emily Damari, who endured 471 days in Hamas captivity, shared with 50,000 worshippers at the Western Wall how hearing Selichot prayers during her imprisonment gave her hope.

Hostage survivor Emily Damari participates in Selichot prayers

Amid drone strikes

Hundreds of Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah in Kyiv with ambassadors

Despite the tense security situation, the head of Ukraine’s Military Intelligence joined the holiday meal.

Hundreds of Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah in Kyiv with ambassadors

Lone Soldier's Wedding Dreams Shatter: Four Days Left

Gaza veteran Naftali Hertz faces heartbreak as his wedding hangs by a thread—with no family, no savings, and final payment due tonight for the ceremony that could slip away forever.

Lone Soldier's Wedding Dreams Shatter: Four Days Left

Support The Family:

"My Children Could Be on the Streets"

Tehila Malul of Beer Sheva, left unable to work after developing partial paralysis, desperately seeks help as her family faces eviction with mounting medical bills and three months of unpaid rent.

"My Children Could Be on the Streets"

Shana Tova from Israel National News!

Wishing a happy New Year to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening for Rosh Hashanah, resumes Wednesday night.

Shana Tova from Israel National News!

Shana Tova from Israel!

Updates continue from North America

Rosh Hashanah about to begin in Israel. INN's North America desk will continue to update the site until it begins in New York.

Updates continue from North America

Huckabee's New Year's message:

'I long for the moment I can take off this yellow ribbon'

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee released a video message for Rosh Hashanah with his prayers for the return of the hostages - 'not a few, but all of them.'

'I long for the moment I can take off this yellow ribbon'

Herzog:

'Israel’s fight is a just one in defense of entire free world'

Israeli President sends heartfelt greetings to Jewish communities across the globe for Rosh Hashanah, stresses 'all Jews have a place and voice in Israel.'

'Israel’s fight is a just one in defense of entire free world'

Israeli-born chef in US targeted by antisemitic hate campaign

Celebrity chef Guy Vaknin, who served in the IDF, says he received anonymous messages targeting his children and his businesses were vandalized, amid a campaign accusing him of “vegan-washing” Israel.

Israeli-born chef in US targeted by antisemitic hate campaign

In Damascus synagogue:

Jewish scholar views 1,700-year-old Dura Europos paintings

After years of war, world’s oldest synagogue paintings are revealed as intact in Damascus, Syria.

Jewish scholar views 1,700-year-old Dura Europos paintings

Historic Jewish visit:

Chabad emissary from Turkey leads delegation to Syria

Delegation holds rare Jewish prayer service in Damascus synagogue, including Torah reading - the first in years.

Chabad emissary from Turkey leads delegation to Syria

Chief Rabbi to religious leaders:

'Stop terrorism; peace is supreme'

At the Congress of World and Traditional Religions, Rabbi David Yosef called for an end to terrorism, stressed Judaism’s commitment to peace, and defended the rights of all faiths.

'Stop terrorism; peace is supreme'

(One) Family is Everything

No one should have to be brave alone - We serve families; each person with their own story, their own pain, their own path to healing.

(One) Family is Everything

Rabbi Pinto: Schottenstein is the ‘Abraham of our generation’

Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto and Jewish billionaire Jay Schottenstein open library containing tens of thousands of Torah and Jewish thought books in the heart of Manhattan.

Rabbi Pinto: Schottenstein is the ‘Abraham of our generation’

Worldwide survey:

78% of Jewish students hide religious identity on campus

More than 80% of Jewish students worldwide hide their Zionist identity, while one in five know Jewish peers who were physically assaulted on campus this past year.

78% of Jewish students hide religious identity on campus

87 Years Later:

Historic synagogue reopens in Munich

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was moved to tears at a dedication ceremony marking the reopening of the historic Reichenbachstrasse synagogue in Munich, saying he 'declares war on antisemitism.'

Historic synagogue reopens in Munich

'True friend of the Jewish people'

The Chief Rabbi's letter to Charlie Kirk's family

Rabbi David Yosef says in condolence letter to the family of Charlie Kirk that he regrets never having met Kirk, praises the right-wing activist's 'great deeds and noble character.'

The Chief Rabbi's letter to Charlie Kirk's family

Jews considering leaving Belgium due to rising antisemitism

An international conference against antisemitism focused on the spread of antisemitism within the judiciary, the media, politics and education.

Jews considering leaving Belgium due to rising antisemitism

You can help Yisrael Meir

72% of infants with brain tumors die

Yisrael Meir was diagnosed immediately after birth with a malignant head tumor at Schneider Children's Hospital in Israel. Because of the quick diagnosis, he survived and has a very good chance of being completely cured.

72% of infants with brain tumors die

'Jews did 9/11'

Antisemitic vandalism strikes synagogues in Halifax, Canada

Antisemitic graffiti, including "Jews did 9/11" and a swastika, found on two Halifax synagogues and a Jewish center.

Antisemitic vandalism strikes synagogues in Halifax, Canada

Ukraine:

Rise in number of killed Jews

The number of Jewish soldiers killed in battle increased compared to previous years, many Jewish institutions have been hit by Russian missiles, and the number of recruited Jews has increased.

Rise in number of killed Jews

The Ridge at Eden Hills: Your Dream Home in Israel is Waiting

For Modern Orthodox families seeking their true Israeli home, The Ridge at Eden Hills offers spacious single-family houses with private gardens just minutes from Ramat Beit Shemesh.

The Ridge at Eden Hills: Your Dream Home in Israel is Waiting

Antisemitism in Venice:

Jewish tourists attacked by migrants

Ten attackers surrounded the tourists, shouting 'Free Palestine,' one set a Rottweiler on them, and another slapped one; three arrested.

Jewish tourists attacked by migrants

Moldova's Jews aim to preserve Jewish heritage

In Moldova, Jewish life is fueled by descendants of those who fled — and new refugees from Ukraine.

Moldova's Jews aim to preserve Jewish heritage

Under heavy security:

First Selichot prayers held in Australia

Hundreds gather in main synagogue in Sydney, Australia, reciting the first Selichot prayers of the year with local rabbis, with Rabbi Menachem Feldman serving as cantor. Watch.

First Selichot prayers held in Australia

London:

Suspect arrested in series of antisemitic crimes in Golders Green

A suspect has been arrested in connection with a series of antisemitic attacks on synagogues and Jewish schools in London. The arrest follows a joint effort between police and Shomrim North West London.

Suspect arrested in series of antisemitic crimes in Golders Green

From Heroism to Hardship: ZAKA Volunteer's Battle Two Years Later

As a veteran ZAKA volunteer with 27 years of service, he was among the first responders to the scenes of horror that unfolded on October 7th, 2023, but no amount of training could prepare him for the emotional scars he would carry afterward.

From Heroism to Hardship: ZAKA Volunteer's Battle Two Years Later

Rabbi Chaim Mentz

'Charlie Kirk was the Abraham of our time'

Prominent Chabad Rabbi and podcast host compares the late Charlie Kirk to the Biblical Patriarch on Fox News for his approach to debating his ideas and avoiding anger.

'Charlie Kirk was the Abraham of our time'

"A Sign from Above"

The special dollar from the Rebbe given to Minister Eliyahu

At 770, the central Chabad synagogue in Brooklyn, Minister Amichai Eliyahu received a dollar from the late Lubavitcher Rebbe in a special ceremony.

The special dollar from the Rebbe given to Minister Eliyahu

Holocaust survivor Tova Ringer passes away at 102

Tova Ringer, Holocaust survivor from Poland and 2018's 'Beauty Queen of Holocaust Survivors,' passes away Wednesday at 102.

Holocaust survivor Tova Ringer passes away at 102

OU:

'Charlie Kirk's murder was senseless and vicious'

The Orthodox Union, representing thousands of Orthodox Jewish Congregations across America, released a statement today on the murder of Charlie Kirk.

'Charlie Kirk's murder was senseless and vicious'

Amid election concerns:

Brooklyn synagogue links High Holiday seats to voter registration

Ahead of mayoral election, Brooklyn synagogue demands voter registration to attend High Holiday services.

Brooklyn synagogue links High Holiday seats to voter registration

Rabbi Berman prays in Senate:

Peace for Israel, freedom for hostages

Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman opened the US Senate with a prayer for unity, peace in Israel, and freedom for hostages, ahead of the approaching Jewish New Year.

Peace for Israel, freedom for hostages

'Never again is now!'

New US Ambassador visits Babi Yar with Chief Rabbi

US Ambassador to Ukraine Julie Fisher visited the Babi Yar memorial and declared, 'The United States is committed to ensuring that atrocities against Jews never happen again.'

New US Ambassador visits Babi Yar with Chief Rabbi

Chabad's unique gift to Israel's Finance Minister

Chabad Delhi surprises Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, presenting him with a unique gift during his trip to India.

Chabad's unique gift to Israel's Finance Minister

Antisemitic attacks:

Golders Green synagogues defaced with faeces

Police and Shomrim are investigating after synagogues and a private home in Golders Green were vandalized in antisemitic hate crimes described as 'revolting.'

Golders Green synagogues defaced with faeces

Jewish family faces anti-Israel harassment during Venice vacation

Haim Tuito, professional photographer and Chabad hassid, and his family were just trying to enjoy their vacation in Venice when they were harassed with anti-Israel slogans.

Jewish family faces anti-Israel harassment during Venice vacation

Mother of 10 Rebuilds After Fire Destroys Home

Weeks after the blaze, Rivka Aharoni describes the hardest moment of losing her home

Mother of 10 Rebuilds After Fire Destroys Home

'I came out strengthened'

The haredi soldier vs. the extremists at the Western Wall

Mendel Roth, a haredi soldier in the Hashmonaim Brigade, arrived at the Western Wall to recite Selichot prayers, where a group of Hasidic boys gathered around him, curious about his military service. Some extremists attempted to distance them and even claimed there is a "halachic ruling to throw him out of the place."

The haredi soldier vs. the extremists at the Western Wall

Enough is enough:

Call for government to defund BBC at March Against Antisemitism

About 70,000 people took to the streets of London to protest against spiralling extremism and Jew-hate in Britain, 'antisemitism is rife right across the UK. You will see it, you will hear it, you will feel it.'

Call for government to defund BBC at March Against Antisemitism

Iran expert:

Tehran preparing for next confrontation with Israel, Jews

Iran expert Eliyahu Yossian warns against complacency towards the regime in Tehran, which he believes is currently preparing for next confrontation against Jews and Israelis.

Tehran preparing for next confrontation with Israel, Jews

Scottish Jews warn:

'Anti-Israel policy fuels antisemitism, endangers lives'

Jewish activists in Scotland warn First Minister Swinney that his anti-Israel rhetoric and boycott policy are fueling antisemitism. Nearly 3,000 sign a letter urging him to retract and protect Jewish safety.

'Anti-Israel policy fuels antisemitism, endangers lives'

New demands from Moldova complicate Uman agreement

Israel’s plans to establish a temporary terminal in Moldova for Breslov Hasidim traveling to Uman are facing difficulties after Chisinau presented new demands.

New demands from Moldova complicate Uman agreement

US Jewish leaders refuse to meet with Macron

Leaders of US Jewry declined a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, citing his push to recognize a Palestinian state and the rise in antisemitism.

US Jewish leaders refuse to meet with Macron

After years of war:

Few Jews remain in Damascus as community struggles to recover

In Damascus’ former Jewish quarter, optimism about the Syrian Jewish future is hard to muster.

Few Jews remain in Damascus as community struggles to recover

Closure of New York yeshivas halted

The New York State Supreme Court has issued a temporary injunction against the closure of six haredi yeshivas in Brooklyn.

Closure of New York yeshivas halted

Flight to Uman:

'Do not cause desecration of God's name'

The Breslov Union published special guidelines for travelers to Uman: limits on early arrival at airports, a ban on smuggling cigarettes and an emphasis on maintaining cleanliness.

'Do not cause desecration of God's name'

American Zionist Movement:

These are the results of the World Zionist Congress elections

The 155 representatives elected from the U.S. will join others from around the world in the Congress to make key decisions on over $1 billion in annual support for Israel and world Jewry.

These are the results of the World Zionist Congress elections

The ultimate goal:

To make all Jews one international community

In new 'Jewish-Share' episode, Rabbi Dr. Tropper and Rabbi Kantor reflect on the need for Israelis to feel a bond with Diaspora Jews.

To make all Jews one international community

Akiva headlines United Palace Concert opening YU’s Fall semester

Acclaimed Israeli singer-songwriter Akiva will headline a landmark concert at the United Palace Theatre in Upper Manhattan on Sunday, September 14, 2025, joined by international music icon Idan Raichel.

Akiva headlines United Palace Concert opening YU’s Fall semester

Israel Heritage Foundation hosts Minister Miri Regev

The event brought together prominent figures to discuss collaboration and the current situation in Israel, particularly in the aftermath of October 7.

Israel Heritage Foundation hosts Minister Miri Regev

Special interview

Nate Buzz: 'Obligated to be a voice of reason'

Nathaniel Buzolic sat down with Arutz Sheva to speak about firsthand experiences from thr ground, his battle against global misinformation, and the calls for Jews to hold on to hope, truth, and love.

Nate Buzz: 'Obligated to be a voice of reason'

Despite war damage:

Kyiv Jewish school opens its doors

Despite the physical damage and emotional trauma from a nearby drone strike, the Perlina-Or Avner school administration decided to continue its educational activities.

Kyiv Jewish school opens its doors

London

Watch: Man rams Orthodox Jews with scooter in antisemitic attacks

Victims include a 21-year-old woman with serious injuries and a three-year-old child left traumatized in what Shomrim called 'unprovoked antisemitic assaults'.

Watch: Man rams Orthodox Jews with scooter in antisemitic attacks

New Program

Master Hilchos Taharas HaMishpacha Online and Get a Smicha

Based on Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits' Smicha Curriculum

Master Hilchos Taharas HaMishpacha Online and Get a Smicha

Belgian hospital records 'Jewish' as allergy in 9-year-old's file

A 9-year-old girl’s medical file at a hospital in Knokke, Belgium listed 'Jewish (Israeli)' under allergies, prompting legal action and ethical condemnation.

Belgian hospital records 'Jewish' as allergy in 9-year-old's file

Paris:

Knife-wielding man arrested after threatening Jews near synagogue

Man threatens Jews near a Paris synagogue before Shabbat and arrested by police. Authorities are probing antisemitic motives.

Knife-wielding man arrested after threatening Jews near synagogue

Watch:

Protester splashes paint on Israeli singer David D'Or

A concert by Israeli singer David D'Or in Warsaw, Poland, was disrupted when a pro-Palestinian activist in the audience splashed red paint on the singer and his band.

Protester splashes paint on Israeli singer David D'Or

Belzer Rebbe's surgery concludes successfully

Medical team reports surgery went as planned, Belzer Rebbe transferred to ward to begin rehabilitation.

Belzer Rebbe's surgery concludes successfully

Children's star to end appearances on Shabbat

Actor and children's entertainer Haim Osadon, known by the stage name 'David Haim', announced today that he has decided to stop performing on Shabbat.

Children's star to end appearances on Shabbat

Belzer Rebbe hospitalized

Belzer Rebbe admitted to Jerusalem hospital due to broken leg, expected to undergo surgery.

Belzer Rebbe hospitalized

Reversing course

Philadelphia Jewish museum to rehang Israeli flag after vandalism

The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History reversed its plan to remove the Israeli flag, affirming it is 'proudly Jewish and proudly Zionist.'

Philadelphia Jewish museum to rehang Israeli flag after vandalism

Jewish groups respond after woman stabbed at Ottawa grocery store

A woman in her 70s stabbed at an Ottawa grocery store known for its kosher section. Police are investigating possible motives, including hate bias. Jewish groups express concern and call for increased safety.

Jewish groups respond after woman stabbed at Ottawa grocery store

Pilgrimage to Uman:

Rabbis warn men with arrest warrants not to try to leave Israel

Breslov Hassidic Rabbis have warned followers with active arrest warrants, including for not reporting for IDF service, not to try to travel to Uman for the traditional pilgrimage over Rosh Hashanah.

Rabbis warn men with arrest warrants not to try to leave Israel

Uman rabbi: 'Sacrifice yourself'

Rabbi of Uman urges support for Breslov pilgrims ahead of Rosh Hashanah.

Uman rabbi: 'Sacrifice yourself'

France:

Twin brothers arrested for vandalizing Ilan Halimi memorial tree

Twin brothers arrested in France for cutting down a memorial tree honoring Ilan Halimi, a Jewish man tortured to death in 2006. The act sparked national outrage and renewed concerns over antisemitism.

Twin brothers arrested for vandalizing Ilan Halimi memorial tree

Coalition for Jewish Values:

180 US Orthodox Rabbis rebut “Moral Clarity” letter on Gaza War

CJV, the organization representing over 2000 mainstream Orthodox rabbis has published a response to a statement criticizing Israel's actions in the Gaza War made by a group of 80 rabbis, terming it a 'misguided call for moral clarity.'

180 US Orthodox Rabbis rebut “Moral Clarity” letter on Gaza War

How Iran funded a terror attack on Jews in Australia

Investigators traced payments through intermediaries to expose how Iran funneled money to local criminals used in the synagogue attack.

How Iran funded a terror attack on Jews in Australia

Help Ora:

Mother of Four Missing Cancer Treatments Over Taxi Fare

For 41-year-old Ora, transportation has become the deciding factor in whether she continues her fight for life.

Mother of Four Missing Cancer Treatments Over Taxi Fare

Elderly Kabbalist passes away at 93

Renowned Kabbalist Rabbi Alter David Chaim Stern passes away at 93.

Elderly Kabbalist passes away at 93

Chief Rabbi Ber:

'The Ukrainian people will turn their crisis into growth'

Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Kalman Ber visited Ukraine with Minister Malchieli, marking the first official visit of an Israeli Chief Rabbi to Uman and meeting Jewish leaders in Dnipro.

'The Ukrainian people will turn their crisis into growth'

UAE requires security escorts for kashrut supervisors

Amid rising threats from Iran and its proxies, UAE authorities ordered security escorts for kashrut supervisors at food plants, raising supervision costs and heightening Jewish security.

UAE requires security escorts for kashrut supervisors

Kretchnif Siget Rebbe passes away

Rabbi Zeida Eliezer Zev Rosenbaum, the Kretchnif Siget Rebbe, passed away at 75 in Jerusalem’s Sha’are Zedek Medical Center after suffering a stroke during Shabbat prayers.

Kretchnif Siget Rebbe passes away

JPPI survey:

75% of US Jews fear Israel becoming pariah over Gaza war

JPPI survey shows 75% of US Jews fear Israel could become a pariah in the West, nearly half conceal their Jewish identity.

75% of US Jews fear Israel becoming pariah over Gaza war

Podcast with Rabbi Avi Berman:

'The TikTok generation has become a generation of lions'

In a special Arutz Sheva Podcast Rabbi Avi Berman, Executive Director of OU Israel speaks about the strong spirit of Jewish teens around the world to bear the torch of Jewish continuity with pride.

'The TikTok generation has become a generation of lions'

You can help:

One last treatment will free this little girl forever

Turns out this single medical procedure can transform a hospitalized child back to normal life - and Shira needs just one more treatment

One last treatment will free this little girl forever

2 Million Dollars:

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov's Tomb to be renovated

The 'Breslov Union' in Uman announced the launch of an unprecedented renovation project at Rabbi Nachman of Breslov's tomb, costing more than $2 million.

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov's Tomb to be renovated

Save a young mother:

I just want to tuck them in again

Only 27 years old, Rochel is fighting advanced cancer. With urgent treatment in Boston, doctors believe she has a real chance to recover and return to her children.

I just want to tuck them in again

Jerry Adler, Jewish Broadway veteran and actor, dies at 96

From Broadway’s backstage to iconic Jewish roles on screen, Adler’s late-blooming career gave voice to faith, humor, and resilience across generations.

Jerry Adler, Jewish Broadway veteran and actor, dies at 96

Hasidic rebbe suffers stroke, collapses during prayers

Kretchnif Siget Rebbe collapses during prayers in Jerusalem, is evacuated to hospital in serious condition.

Hasidic rebbe suffers stroke, collapses during prayers

The side of back-to-school parents never see

While Jerusalem fills with the buzz of new backpacks and supplies, 2,160 local families face an unthinkable choice: food or school.

The side of back-to-school parents never see

In the face of hostile policies:

Record number of young Jews leave UK for Israel

35 members and alumni of Bnei Akiva UK have chosen to leave Britain for Israel this year, citing a desire to fulfill a Zionist dream and live Jewish destiny in its homeland.

Record number of young Jews leave UK for Israel

Meet the man who helped bring down the Lev Tahor cult

Yoel Levi, 23, who escaped the extremist Lev Tahor cult in Guatemala seven years ago, has successfully led an eight-month mission that resulted in the dismantling of the cult.

Meet the man who helped bring down the Lev Tahor cult

Wales:

Jewish tourists filmed replacing cross with Star of David

Locals in Llandudno, north Wales, voiced outrage after footage showed a group dismantling a 50-year-old stone cross and arranging the rocks into a Star of David.

Jewish tourists filmed replacing cross with Star of David

Israeli researcher sues UC Berkeley for discrimination

Lawsuit alleges UC Berkeley violated California anti-discrimination laws by rejecting Dr. Yael Nativ’s teaching application solely because she is Israeli, despite earlier acknowledging discrimination.

Israeli researcher sues UC Berkeley for discrimination

NY Governor pledges Israel Parade safe from Mamdani

NY Governor Kathy Hochul says NYC's annual Israel parade "will never, never, never" be canceled, addressing concerns raised about mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's views.

NY Governor pledges Israel Parade safe from Mamdani

Fell for Hamas propaganda?

Rabbis call on Israel to prevent 'starvation', 'settler violence'

Over 80 rabbis who associate with left-leaning Orthodox Judaism signed a letter on Gaza urging Israel to prevent mass hunger and condemning Jewish residents in Judea and Samaria.

Rabbis call on Israel to prevent 'starvation', 'settler violence'

Hope for Nechama: Help save a baby’s life

At just one year old, Nechama is battling liver cancer. Her only chance for a future depends on urgent treatment in Houston.

Hope for Nechama: Help save a baby’s life

Watch: 225 new immigrants land in Israel

225 new immigrants arrive in Israel on a Nefesh B'Nefesh flight from New York. More than 1,000 new immigrants are arriving in Israel during the month of August.

Watch: 225 new immigrants land in Israel

Attack in Ukraine:

Russian missile hits Jewish cemetery

Russian missile hits Jewish cemetery in Pervomaisk in southeastern Ukraine, where well-known rabbis are buried, causing severe damage to the tombstones.

Russian missile hits Jewish cemetery

'Zionism is Poison'

Jewish patient left terrified by anti-Israel signs at UK hospital

A London hospital has removed posters accusing Israel of atrocities and branding Zionism as 'poison,' following a complaint from a Jewish patient who felt unsafe.

Jewish patient left terrified by anti-Israel signs at UK hospital

Vienna:

Uber driver assaults Jewish family, forces them out of vehicle

A Jewish family in Vienna was forced out of an Uber and the father assaulted after the driver shouted antisemitic slurs; the IKG Wien condemned the attack as a warning for Europe.

Uber driver assaults Jewish family, forces them out of vehicle

Help the capital's needy:

The Darker Side of Jerusalem You’ve Never Seen

Tourists see markets and landmarks, but 2,160 Jerusalem homes are battling food shortages this summer — families opening empty fridges while visitors stroll the Old City.

The Darker Side of Jerusalem You’ve Never Seen

Australia:

Jewish leaders outraged after government blocks MK Rothman

Australian Jewish Association says the government’s move to cancel visa of MK Simcha Rothman at the last minute is "viciously antisemitic," alleges the government is hostile to Jewish and Israeli visitors.

Jewish leaders outraged after government blocks MK Rothman

Tzohar: Diaspora Jews must not replace Israeli army service

In response to the IDF’s plan to recruit from abroad, Tzohar stresses that Diaspora support is valuable but cannot replace Israeli citizens' duty to serve.

Tzohar: Diaspora Jews must not replace Israeli army service

Bereaved father suffers antisemitic attack at his home in Atlanta

The father of Rose Lubin, a Border Police soldier who was murdered at Herod's Gate in Jerusalem, was accused that his daughter, 'went to murder.'

Bereaved father suffers antisemitic attack at his home in Atlanta

Emotional moment:

Tefillin ceremony at Western Wall honors Holocaust family legacy

At a Western Wall ceremony Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu presents his grandson with tefillin that his own grandfather used every day during the Holocaust, 'to show where we were 85 years ago and where we are now.'

Tefillin ceremony at Western Wall honors Holocaust family legacy

If the mountain doesn't come to Australia, it'll come to Rothman

MK Rothman meets with the DaMinyan community from Melbourne shortly after the announcement of his canceled visa to Australia and is greeted with thunderous applause and tremendous support.

If the mountain doesn't come to Australia, it'll come to Rothman

IDF numbers:

IDF to recruit Jewish youngsters from abroad

IDF considers recruiting 700 Jewish youngsters from the Diaspora, mainly from the US and France, in light of the severe shortage of soldiers and lack of haredi recruitment.

IDF to recruit Jewish youngsters from abroad

Shabbos Kestenbaum:

Israeli protests misplace anger over hostage crisis

US-based activist says demonstrations demanding Netanyahu resign and hostages’ release misdirect anger at Israel instead of Hamas, harming the cause.

Israeli protests misplace anger over hostage crisis

Rabbi Berel Wein laid to rest

'A loss to his family, to the entire Jewish people'

Rabbi Joel Kenigsberg compares Rabbi Berel Wein's loss to the loss of Abraham our forefather, 'some individuals are so singular in their greatness that the world recognizes their loss instantly.'

'A loss to his family, to the entire Jewish people'

Dudi's Story:

A Two-Year-Old's Fight for Life

Please read these words carefully. Behind them lies the story of a little boy whose life hangs in the balance.

A Two-Year-Old's Fight for Life

Rabbi Berel Wein, Jewish historian and author, passes away

Rabbi Berel Wein, prolific author, Jewish historian, Arutz Sheva columnist, and beloved yeshiva dean and synagogue rabbi, passes away in Jerusalem at 91.

Rabbi Berel Wein, Jewish historian and author, passes away

Jews are child killers:

Antwerp: Antisemitic graffiti on synagogue wall

"The police are investigating, checking the security cameras and hope to find the suspect," the community reported.

Antwerp: Antisemitic graffiti on synagogue wall

France: Olive tree planted in memory of Ilan Halimi cut down

Anonymous persons cut down the olive tree that was planted in the Paris area in 2011 in memory of Ilan Halimi, a young Jewish man who was murdered in 2006.

France: Olive tree planted in memory of Ilan Halimi cut down

Serious incident in Hungary:

Polish hooligans attack bus carrying Israeli fans

Maccabi Haifa fans were attacked with rocks in Hungary after a banner exchange during a match sparked outrage; Polish officials condemned the Israeli fans' response.

Polish hooligans attack bus carrying Israeli fans

Ishay Ribo makes history

Turing Woodstock into a celebration of Jewish music

Ishay Ribo’s ‘Yamim Ba’im’ drew over 14,000 to Bethel Woods, marking the largest Jewish music event of the year and a milestone for Jewish culture on a legendary stage.

Turing Woodstock into a celebration of Jewish music

Unity on the Temple Mount: New body to lead Jewish ascents

Following a significant increase in the number of visitors ascending the Temple Mount, the organizations operating at the site have decided to unite under a joint steering committee to represent the needs of Jewish visitors.

Unity on the Temple Mount: New body to lead Jewish ascents

He Predicted the Impossible — Now You Can Hear Him Yourself

Rav Yosef Bitton, one of the great voices in Kabbalah today, is visiting the United States for the first time.

He Predicted the Impossible — Now You Can Hear Him Yourself

Tragedy in Florida:

Father jumps into water to save daughters after deadly crash

13-year-old Rochel Aliza Nisanov was killed when her jet ski collided with a dock. Her 16-year-old sister Aviva Bracha was critically injured.

Father jumps into water to save daughters after deadly crash

Israeli Woman's Mysterious Illness Mimics Ancient Leprosy

This 38-year-old mother has been battling a condition that causes her blood to deteriorate through her brainstem, creating skin lesions resembling leprosy and causing excruciating, constant pain.

Israeli Woman's Mysterious Illness Mimics Ancient Leprosy

1st time

Parents of Lone Soldiers arrive in Israel on Birthright program

For the first time since the launch of the Birthright Israel Post-October 7 Volunteer Program, a group of parents of Lone Soldiers currently serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is participating in the program and is currently in Israel.

Parents of Lone Soldiers arrive in Israel on Birthright program

Italy:

Orthodox Jewish tourists targeted in violent Venice attack

Three men allegedly used water, a dog, and antisemitic insults in a late-night assault on an American Jewish couple near Venice’s Rialto Bridge.

Orthodox Jewish tourists targeted in violent Venice attack

Only $4,000 left to save baby Avigayil

96% complete - final push needed for life-saving treatment.

Only $4,000 left to save baby Avigayil

Herzog to Montreal victim:

'The whole Jewish people stands with you'

President Herzog speaks with Jewish Canadian father brutally attacked in Montreal, offering comfort and inviting his family to Jerusalem.

'The whole Jewish people stands with you'

'Unprecedented surge of hate'

Montreal rabbi speaks after violent attack

'This surge of hate is unprecedented in our lifetime, and our first response has been encouraging Aliyah, as a reminder to Jews where they truly belong,' says Rabbi Reuben Poupko of Montreal, Canada.

Montreal rabbi speaks after violent attack

Why David’s fight for life is taking him 5,500 miles from Israel

Tests at Hadassah Ein Kerem revealed a dangerous tumor; specialists say a rare Boston procedure offers his best chance for recovery.

Why David’s fight for life is taking him 5,500 miles from Israel

London:

UK Jews stand together to counter PM's Palestinian statehood plan

Max Royston, leader of Stop the Hate UK, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the organization's pro-Israel rally in London, advocating for justice for hostages amid rising protests.

UK Jews stand together to counter PM's Palestinian statehood plan

Jerusalem: Chabad rabbi collapses suddenly and passes away

Rabbi Shmuel Gelbstein, a well-known Chabad figure, tragically passes away following cardiac arrest.

Jerusalem: Chabad rabbi collapses suddenly and passes away

She’s only 9 but she knows what it means to fight for your life

A young girl with brain cancer. A treatment in Germany that could save her life. And a family praying for a miracle.

She’s only 9 but she knows what it means to fight for your life

New Jersey:

Rabbi and family safely escape fire at historic synagogue

Friday morning fire destroys Congregation Beth El Chabad in Rutherford, New Jersey; synagogue determined 'complete loss.'

Rabbi and family safely escape fire at historic synagogue

Ukraine:

Historic synagogue significantly damaged by Russian drone strike

Historic Nachlas Eliezer Synagogue in Odessa severely damaged by a Russian drone strike, which sparked a large fire; local rabbi condemns the attack.

Historic synagogue significantly damaged by Russian drone strike

Moldova’s Prime Minister vows to combat antisemitism

Amid rising antisemitism across Europe: Moldova’s Prime Minister Dorin Recean meets Chief Rabbi Pinchas Salzman, pledging to prevent antisemitism from taking root.

Moldova’s Prime Minister vows to combat antisemitism

Channel 12 and CNN anchors write novel confronting antisemitism

CNN's Bianna Golodryga and Channel 12's Yonit Levi aim to equip young readers with tools to recognize antisemitism, build empathy, and speak out against bullying and bias in their daily lives.

Channel 12 and CNN anchors write novel confronting antisemitism

Swedish government won't impose boycott on Israel

Christian Democratic Party retracts support, proposal seen as encouraging Hamas is off the table.

Swedish government won't impose boycott on Israel

Precedent:

Rabbinical court grants divorce after 22 years

In a landmark case, the Rabbinical Court in Safed granted a divorce after 22 years of refusal, following criminal charges and a conditional presidential pardon.

Rabbinical court grants divorce after 22 years

New York:

Two arrested in Kiryas Joel for trying to extort haredi man

Two suspects were arrested in Kiryas Joel for trying to extort $13,500 from a haredi resident after the victim coordinated with local Shomrim and police to set a trap for their capture.

Two arrested in Kiryas Joel for trying to extort haredi man

“Can’t you cut costs?” A bride answers questions no one dares ask

Leah is 22 and engaged. Her wedding is weeks away — but there’s no gown, no hall, and nothing in place except the date.

“Can’t you cut costs?” A bride answers questions no one dares ask

Revolution in Halacha:

Bionic limbs approved for Shabbat and mitzvot

New halachic ruling allows use of advanced prosthetics in religious rituals and on Shabbat; seen as major step for wounded soldiers and terror victims.

Bionic limbs approved for Shabbat and mitzvot

His Soldier’s Body Survived, But His Mind Is Still Bleeding

When Eyal returned from Gaza, his wife Rachel thought the worst was behind them. But very quickly, she realized that the war had followed him home.

His Soldier’s Body Survived, But His Mind Is Still Bleeding

Mass anti-Israel demonstration causes fear among Australian Jews

Close to 100,000 pro-Palestinian demonstrators took part in a rally in Sydney that displayed antisemitic elements. Participants chanted slogans against Jews and Israel.

Mass anti-Israel demonstration causes fear among Australian Jews

'Turned into a tool for hatred'

Sarajevo museum donates Jewish text proceeds to Palestinians

The museum’s move to send proceeds from a historic Sarajevo Haggadah to Palestinian Arabs while accusing Israel of genocide has sparked widespread backlash from Jewish groups.

Sarajevo museum donates Jewish text proceeds to Palestinians

New Poll:

Under 25% of Australians see positive sentiment toward Jews

A new survey reveals that under 25 % of Australians believe public attitudes toward Jews are positive, amid rising antisemitic incidents, prompting the Combat Antisemitism Movement to convene an emergency summit this September on Australia's Gold Coast.

Under 25% of Australians see positive sentiment toward Jews

Defense Minister prays at Western Wall on Tisha B'Av

On Tisha B'Av, Defense Minister Israel Katz prayed at the Western Wall for the return of the hostages, the safety of IDF soldiers, and victory over Hamas terrorists.

Defense Minister prays at Western Wall on Tisha B'Av

Jewish group to donate thousands to repair damaged Gaza church

American Jewish Committee donates $25K to Gaza church damaged by Israeli strike.

Jewish group to donate thousands to repair damaged Gaza church

WJC

'Arab states calling to end Hamas rule a moment of moral clarity'

World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder reacted to the recent joint declaration by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, and Turkey condemning the October 7th terrorist attacks and calling on Hamas to release all hostages, disarm, and relinquish its rule over Gaza.

'Arab states calling to end Hamas rule a moment of moral clarity'

Rabbinic group defends Rep. Fine after AJC criticism

The Coalition for Jewish Values calls the American Jewish Committee's accusations that Rep. Randy Fine supports 'starving children' 'outrageous and unfair.'

Rabbinic group defends Rep. Fine after AJC criticism

Eretz HaKodesh, Our Israel lead UK 2025 Zionist Congress results

UK sees unprecedented voter turnout as five slates secure representation under newly revised mandate allocation and surplus vote redistribution rules.

Eretz HaKodesh, Our Israel lead UK 2025 Zionist Congress results

'Kill all Jews'

NYPD did not investigate brutal attack on Jews as hate crime

The FBI is now investigating an attack at a kosher restaurant in Queens which left multiple Jewish victims hospitalized as a potential hate crime after the victims said the attackers shouted about killing Jews.

NYPD did not investigate brutal attack on Jews as hate crime

A 7-Year-Old Fighting Cancer Needs Your Help!

There's one treatment that could save Riki's life - but her family can't afford the trip to America.

A 7-Year-Old Fighting Cancer Needs Your Help!

Ishay Ribo’s historic Upstate concert nears sell-out.

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts has announced that Pavilion seating is now nearly sold out for Ishay Ribo’s upcoming concert, set for Thursday, August 7.

Ishay Ribo’s historic Upstate concert nears sell-out.

UK Chief Rabbi

'Recognition of Palestine only encourages Hamas rejectionism'

British Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis condemns Prime Minister Keir Starmer's threat to recognize a Palestinian state even if Hamas remains in power and continues to hold hostages.

'Recognition of Palestine only encourages Hamas rejectionism'

Missile strikes home of Chabad rabbi

In the early hours of Saturday morning, a Russian missile struck the home of Chabad Rabbi Moshe Weber in Dnipro, Ukraine.

Missile strikes home of Chabad rabbi

Jewish graduate of Cornell

Julia Hyman killed in Manhattan shooting

Julia Hyman, a 27-year-old Cornell graduate, identified as one of four victims in Monday's tragic Manhattan shooting. Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff issues a heartfelt statement mourning her loss.

Julia Hyman killed in Manhattan shooting

UJA mourns Wesley LePatner, killed in Midtown shooting

The UJA Federation of New York mourns Wesley LePatner, a devoted board member and community leader, killed in the Midtown shooting, who was honored for her leadership and deep commitment to Jewish life.

UJA mourns Wesley LePatner, killed in Midtown shooting

Connecticut to Jerusalem:

Shalhevet Cohen joins her Zionist family in Israel

Shalhevet Cohen fulfills a lifelong dream, making Aliyah and reuniting with her sisters and grandparents in Israel, bringing personal passion and professional ambition to Jerusalem while continuing a proud Zionist family legacy.

Shalhevet Cohen joins her Zionist family in Israel

Watch:

Israeli singer hits back at pro-Palestinian protester

Regina Spektor decided to take a direct approach to the hecklers during a concert in Portland.

Israeli singer hits back at pro-Palestinian protester

Study finds one in five young Australians witness antisemitism

National survey shows rising antisemitic sentiment and local incidents, with nearly a third of Australians expressing negative views toward Jews.

Study finds one in five young Australians witness antisemitism

Rabbis as a bridge between Israel and the diaspora

In new 'Jewish-Share' episode, Rabbis Moskovitz and Markovitz reflect on war, community resilience, and the growing bond between Jews in Israel and the Diaspora.

Rabbis as a bridge between Israel and the diaspora

US Orthodox rabbis condemn massacre of Druze in Syria

The Coalition for Jewish Values praised Israel's defense of Syria's Druze population and called on world leaders to join Israel in preventing the slaughter of the Druze.

US Orthodox rabbis condemn massacre of Druze in Syria

Jewish-American satirist Tom Lehrer dies at 97

Famed Jewish-American songwriter remembered for his biting satire and one of the first popular songs about a Jewish holiday.

Jewish-American satirist Tom Lehrer dies at 97

Help save Avigayil

$15,000 stands between baby and life-saving treatment

You can help: $15,000 stands between baby and life-saving treatment.

$15,000 stands between baby and life-saving treatment

Rudy Rochman to Arutz Sheva:

'My mission began at the age of seven'

Jewish-Israeli activist Rudy Rochman speaks about fighting antisemitism and says that many Jewish leaders were against confronting the problem in the years before October 7th.

'My mission began at the age of seven'

Beloved Belz yeshiva dean passes away

Rabbi Shalom Yisrael Dirnfeld, head of the Torah V'emuna Yeshiva and a beloved educator, passes away following a lengthy illness.

Beloved Belz yeshiva dean passes away

Soldier’s account: “I saw horrors no one should ever see”

After receiving a hero’s welcome, many Israeli soldiers struggle to reintegrate into civilian life, haunted by the trauma of battle and desperate for continued therapy they can’t afford.

Soldier’s account: “I saw horrors no one should ever see”

Austrian waiter to Israeli:

'You speak Hebrew? I’m not serving you food'

Israeli musician says a waiter at a restaurant in Vienna would not serve him food because he was talking Hebrew.

'You speak Hebrew? I’m not serving you food'

Miracle in Dnipro:

Missile hits Chabad home, family unharmed

Russian missiles hit a residential building in Dnipro over Shabbat, killing two and injuring dozens. The home of Chabad emissaries Rabbi Moshe and Shoshi Weber damaged, but the family escapes unharmed.

Missile hits Chabad home, family unharmed

TikTok appoints former Biden official to address antisemitism

Amid rising antisemitism, TikTok hires ex-Biden adviser Erica Mindel as hate speech manager, prompting scrutiny over her ties to controversial past policies.

TikTok appoints former Biden official to address antisemitism

Jewish teens removed from flight in Spain

The incident occurred at Valencia Airport in Spain, where approximately 50 Jewish children and teenagers were forcibly removed from a plane after singing songs in Hebrew.

Jewish teens removed from flight in Spain

Crown Heights:

Man steals sacred items by posing a Hassidic Jew

An African-American man dressed in Hassidic garb entered a Chabad synagogue and broke into several lockers on Tuesday, stealing $7000 worth of belongings.

Man steals sacred items by posing a Hassidic Jew

In wake of antisemitism:

European rabbis learn Krav Maga and self-defense

Dozens of European rabbis gather for a seminar focusing on community challenges and safety, including Krav Maga training to help the rabbis defend themselves.

European rabbis learn Krav Maga and self-defense

Amid internal reckoning:

Top leaders resign from FIDF

Top leadership at Friends of the IDF resigns amid internal turmoil and allegations of financial mismanagement and toxic workplace culture; no foul play suspected.

Top leaders resign from FIDF

Jews in Canada 25X more likely to be victims of hate crimes

Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs warns that new government published stastitics on hate crimes in Canada shows Jews are 25 times more likely to be victims of hate crimes than other Canadians.

Jews in Canada 25X more likely to be victims of hate crimes

Following arrest of Israelis:

EJA condemns Belgium's "distorted and flawed moral compass"

European Jewish Association criticizes investigation as politically driven, warning it legitimizes extremists and undermines democratic values.

EJA condemns Belgium's "distorted and flawed moral compass"

Rabbi Gamliel's Urgent Call: Young couple facing wedding crisis

Years of medical debt left the family in severe financial distress. Now, as the wedding approaches, the family discovers they cannot cover basic wedding expenses.

Rabbi Gamliel's Urgent Call: Young couple facing wedding crisis

Watch:

Jewish spiritual message echoes at music festival opening

Israeli duo Vini Vici opens Tomorrowland set with spiritual message from Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Be'eri, known as the 'Yanuka.'

Jewish spiritual message echoes at music festival opening

Laurie Cardoza-Moore:

'Woke right' is normalizing antisemitic rhetoric

Laurie Cardoza-Moore, head of PJTN says antisemitism is infiltrating US education and Hispanic and Latino Christians have a biblical responsibility to stand with the Jewish people and the State of Israel.

'Woke right' is normalizing antisemitic rhetoric

Orphaned bride desperate

Bride has $0 for wedding in 3 weeks

"My friends keep asking where the wedding will be held, and I just smile and change the subject" - Leah has $0 for her upcoming wedding

Bride has $0 for wedding in 3 weeks

Watch:

Yaakov Shwekey and Maccabeats' new song for the Three Weeks

The song is a cappella due to the customs of mourning observed between 17 Tamuz and Tisha B'Av.

Yaakov Shwekey and Maccabeats' new song for the Three Weeks

Hassidic group bans use of AI

The guidelines, published by the Hasidic Committee for Media Guidance and Advice, prohibit teens from consulting AI systems.

Hassidic group bans use of AI

We will not be silent:

Maghrebi Rabbis against Druze massacre in Syria

Maghrebi rabbis severely condemn reports of massacres and brutal acts committed against members of the Druze community in Syria.

Maghrebi Rabbis against Druze massacre in Syria

Rabbi David Stav:

'When they run out of arguments, the insults begin'

Rabbi David Stav criticized Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef’s comments against Yuli Edelstein, saying 'It is painful to see how the fire of dispute blinds Torah scholars, causing them to hurl insults at those who disagree with them.'

'When they run out of arguments, the insults begin'

Help get him there:

18-Year-Old's only chance is 5,000 miles away in Boston

Recent medical reports reveal how this yeshiva student went from normal teenage life to fighting for survival - and why hundreds of readers are already taking action

18-Year-Old's only chance is 5,000 miles away in Boston

Leading rabbis warn against partial hostage deal

Senior rabbis from the Religious Zionist movement have issued a strong public statement opposing a partial hostage deal as posing a danger to the hostages who are not released in the deal.

Leading rabbis warn against partial hostage deal

Kherson rabbi's miracle

Vehicle hit by drone, family emerges unscathed

Vehicle of Kherson’s rabbi struck by Russian drone during drive. Despite heavy damage to the car, the family escapes unharmed.

Vehicle hit by drone, family emerges unscathed

His only chance is 5,000 miles away, help him get there

Without immediate surgery in Boston, Dovid’s rare illness will continue to spread — and his young life could end far too soon.

His only chance is 5,000 miles away, help him get there

Yamim Baim: A Historic Night of Jewish Music Under the Stars

Ishay Ribo, Avraham Fried, Zusha, and Shmuel take the legendary Bethel Woods stage for an unforgettable celebration of music, spirit, and community.

Yamim Baim: A Historic Night of Jewish Music Under the Stars

Rabbi Pinto to Netanyahu: You sanctify G-d's Name

Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto praises Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's struggle for Israel's security, says message that victory comes with G-d's help 'reverberates throughout the entire Jewish world.'

Rabbi Pinto to Netanyahu: You sanctify G-d's Name

Jewish leaders & doctors

'Stop the criminalization of Jewish circumcision in Belgium'

The European Jewish Association (EJA) has launched an urgent and coordinated campaign to defend Brit Milah following police raids and pending prosecutions of registered Jewish Mohalim in Antwerp, Belgium.

'Stop the criminalization of Jewish circumcision in Belgium'

Antisemitism in Ontario schools

Teacher called Jewish 6-year-old 'half-human'

Canadian Special Envoy for Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism reports on nearly 800 antisemitic incidents in Ontario schools affecting 3,000 Jewish students.

Teacher called Jewish 6-year-old 'half-human'

Haredi leaders' warning to Diaspora Jews

Haredi leaders in the Diaspora urge caution over granting Israeli citizenship to children, advise parents to consult before proceeding with immigration or citizenship applications due to 'risk' of IDF draft.

Haredi leaders' warning to Diaspora Jews

Disturbing:

One in four Americans see antisemitic attacks as 'understandable'

ADL poll finds widespread conspiracy beliefs, generational divides, and bipartisan concern amid calls for urgent action against antisemitism in the US.

One in four Americans see antisemitic attacks as 'understandable'

UK:

Report paints troubling picture of spread of antisemitism

Report underscores inconsistent law enforcement regarding hate crimes against Jews, failure to recognize antisemitism as a form of racism, leading to insufficiently firm responses.

Report paints troubling picture of spread of antisemitism

Brown University Associate Dean:

'We need to do better against cancer'

Dr. Wafik El-Deiry, Associate Dean for Oncologic Sciences at Brown University, spoke at an Israel Heritage Foundation event in New York City to warn of the growing number of cancer patients and the way that inflation has affected research funding.

'We need to do better against cancer'

Brand Israel Founder:

'Trump did the right thing - punishing even the intent to attack'

Ido Aharoni, veteran of Israel's Foreign Service & founder of the Brand Israel Program, praised President Trump for adopting the same principles as Israel in attacking Iran during an Israel Heritage Foundation event in New York City.

'Trump did the right thing - punishing even the intent to attack'

Defense Mission Director:

'Israel feels alone - but not when we're with you'

Col. (Res.) Aviram A. Hasson, Director of the Israeli Ministry of Defense Mission to the USA and Canada, thanked America for its support at an Israel Heritage Foundation event in New York City.

'Israel feels alone - but not when we're with you'

Rabbi Elie Weinstock:

'We have excellent warriors - but our success is from heaven'

At an Israel Heritage Foundation event before the Fourth of July, Rabbi Elie Weinstock highlighted how both Israel and America were founded on faith in God's aid.

'We have excellent warriors - but our success is from heaven'

Diaspora Minister Chikli

'Chuck Schumer is a Palestinian & a self-hating Jew'

Minister Amichai Chikli echoes President Trump's language to describe the Senate Minority Leader while criticizing Schumer's praise for 'Hamas supporter' Zohran Mamdani's candidacy in NYC.

'Chuck Schumer is a Palestinian & a self-hating Jew'

Iranian plots target Jews, Israelis in Britain, MPs warn

Parliamentary report reveals sharp rise in Iranian plots targeting Jews, Israelis, and dissidents in the UK, calling for urgent action to counter Tehran’s aggression.

Iranian plots target Jews, Israelis in Britain, MPs warn

Dr. Joe Frager:

'The Jewish people have been with America since Day 1'

Dr. Joe Frager spoke at an IHF event before the Fourth of July about the connection between Jews and the USA - a connection dating back to the Revolutionary War.

'The Jewish people have been with America since Day 1'

Joey Jones:

'Israel celebrates Independence Day every day'

USMC veteran Joey Jones spoke at an Israel Heritage Foundation dinner ahead of the Fourth of July to share his insights on the values of patriotism, sacrifice, and service - and what Israel teaches him about each one.

'Israel celebrates Independence Day every day'

High Tech Halacha:

Ofakim uses a drone to fix its eruv just before Shabbat

Ofakim city workers noticed that the Eruv around their city was down and fixed it moments before Shabbat - using a drone.

Ofakim uses a drone to fix its eruv just before Shabbat

Chief Rabbi to Jews of NY:

'My father worried Sephardim would forget their customs'

In special lecture, Rabbi David Yosef tells New York Jews the importance of maintaining the ancient customs of Israel’s communities, sharing personal insights into his relationship with his father, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

'My father worried Sephardim would forget their customs'

Father of 5 Faces Eviction After Wife's Death To Cancer

After 4 years of living in one bedroom, this Jerusalem family is about to lose even that.

Father of 5 Faces Eviction After Wife's Death To Cancer

Rabbi clarifies controversial ruling

Rabbi Yitzchok Zilberstein clarifies his halakhic ruling that cholent should be reserved for Shabbat, while permitting it at yeshivas and celebratory meals during the week.

Rabbi clarifies controversial ruling

Sderot Yeshiva Rabbis:

Female paramedics unacceptable for male soldiers

Sderot Yeshiva Rabbis published a letter to their students against serving with a female paramedic in their military unit.

Female paramedics unacceptable for male soldiers

WJC demands action on surging antisemitism in Australia

World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder strongly condemns recent antisemitic acts in Melbourne, urges the Australian government to take concrete action to safeguard its Jewish community.

WJC demands action on surging antisemitism in Australia

Satmar Rebbe: 'Thousands of prison cells will not be enough'

The Satmar Rebbe addressed the report about increased enforcement among IDF deserters, including yeshiva students of conscription age, and called for the haredi community to remain strong.

Satmar Rebbe: 'Thousands of prison cells will not be enough'

This bride gets married tomorrow but has no wedding dress

Tamar has waited for this day for so many years and now she fears it will become a sad day - she asks for your help

This bride gets married tomorrow but has no wedding dress

Senior Rabbi rules against popular late-night meal

Rabbi Yitzchok Zilberstein rules that eating cholent on Thursday night diminishes its Shabbat sanctity, warns it lacks blessing, and may pose health risks when consumed midweek.

Senior Rabbi rules against popular late-night meal

Yoni Netanyahu honored for heroic role in Entebbe rescue

Yoni Netanyahu honored in Porto ceremony as champion who changed world’s response to terrorism.

Yoni Netanyahu honored for heroic role in Entebbe rescue

Lakewood:

Mass prayer gathering for Jewish man suspected of soliciting

A mass prayer gathering was held Sunday on behalf of a yeshiva student currently being held in Ocean County Jail following his arrest last Thursday.

Mass prayer gathering for Jewish man suspected of soliciting

Children harassed and assaulted:

Fear in the Jewish community in Australia

A current parliamentary investigation reveals a shocking picture of Jewish children being harassed in streets, facing threats and exposed to Nazi salutes.

Fear in the Jewish community in Australia

Ritchie Torres

'Murdering Jews is not political - it's antisemitic'

Democratic NY Congressman responds to NYT columnist's claim that the recent deadly attacks on Jews in Boulder, Colorado and Washington DC were not antisemitic.

'Murdering Jews is not political - it's antisemitic'

Jewish musician Avi Piamenta passes away at 69

Avi Piamenta, renowned for his flute playing and pivotal role in Jewish music, passes away suddenly in New York.

Jewish musician Avi Piamenta passes away at 69

Israeli singer in new version of Yigdal Elohim Chai

Cantor and musical creator, Yisrael Ben Tulila, launches a special version of the Shabbat hymn 'Yigdal Elohim Chai,' aimed at making synagogue melodies accessible to the wider public, just as they are heard on Shabbat.

Israeli singer in new version of Yigdal Elohim Chai

Sanzer Rebbe's aide passes away

Rabbi Yitzhak Eizik Meir Zalmanowitz, longtime aide to the Sanz Rebbe and spiritual guide to generations of students, passes away following decades of dedicated service to the hasidic community.

Sanzer Rebbe's aide passes away

Inside Yamim Baim: The historic Jewish music festival

Inside the historic Jewish music festival featuring Ishay Ribo, Avraham Fried, Zusha, and Shmuel.

Inside Yamim Baim: The historic Jewish music festival

Glastonbury Festival:

Jewish attendee reflects on anti-Israel chants

In an interview with Arutz Sheva, Jewish Glastonbury attendee Romy Pikoos reflects on the anti-Israel chants, urging fellow Jews to return proudly and engage in dialogue.

Jewish attendee reflects on anti-Israel chants

'We Went Through This Too':

Kyiv students support school damaged by Iranian missile

Students from the Perlyna-Chabad Jewish School in Kyiv, which was damaged by a Russian drone, sent a touching letter of encouragement to the students of Gsharim School, which was hit by an Iranian missile.

Kyiv students support school damaged by Iranian missile

New York haredim enraged at euthanasia law

Agudath Israel in the US issued a harsh statement against the controversial law approved by the New York Senate and called on the governor to veto it immediately.

New York haredim enraged at euthanasia law

Jewish rep. in Iranian Parliament

'We are Iranian before we are Jews'

In an interview with a pro-regime newspaper, the lone Jewish representative in Iran declared: "We are Iranian before we are Jews, and our Iranianness is more important than our Judaism."

'We are Iranian before we are Jews'

Colorado firebomb attack victim dies from her injuries

Karen Diamond, 82, succumbed to severe injuries she sustained in the antisemitic firebomb attack on a march in support of the hostages in Boulder, Colorado, a month ago.

Colorado firebomb attack victim dies from her injuries

US campus antisemitism

'I have to consider whether to wear a Star of David'

A new report reveals a disturbing reality on U.S. and European campuses since the October 7th attack: 96% of Jewish students reported harassment, alienation, and fear due to their Jewish identity.

'I have to consider whether to wear a Star of David'

Help a struggling father:

Hidden poverty in a Jerusalem family

Turns out 4 years after losing his wife, this widowed father still performs her most sacred duty with a smile - but one heartbreaking detail reveals why immediate help is critical

Hidden poverty in a Jerusalem family

Mamdani stands by silence on controversial Intifada chant

NYC mayoral hopeful sidesteps condemnation of 'globalize the intifada' slogan, despite concerns by Jewish community, citing free speech and political principle.

Mamdani stands by silence on controversial Intifada chant

"Tiny Nation":

David H Green’s new song echoes Jewish resilience

Singer-songwriter David H Green has released a stirring new single titled “Tiny Nation”, a powerful musical reflection on the survival of the Jewish people against the odds.

David H Green’s new song echoes Jewish resilience

3 Rabbis call for help:

"Every delay brings danger closer"

Turns out this emergency case requires immediate community action - a young Jewish woman trapped abroad cannot afford the legal representation needed to navigate foreign justice system

"Every delay brings danger closer"

You can help:

Moishy needs emergency heart surgery

Moishy needs emergency heart surgery - but the only doctors who can help are far beyond what the family can afford.

Moishy needs emergency heart surgery

Trump's message to Chabad: I drew strength from Rebbe's legacy

Chabad Hassidim mark the 31st anniversary of the passing of the Lubavitcher Rebbe today. President Trump recounts his visit to the Rebbe's grave on the anniversary of October 7.

Trump's message to Chabad: I drew strength from Rebbe's legacy

Iranian Rabbi compares Israel to ISIS

Dr. Younes Hamami Lalehzar, one of the leaders of Iranian Jews, compared the 'Zionist regime' to ISIS and claimed that Israel misused the goals of Judaism.

Iranian Rabbi compares Israel to ISIS

Watch:

Young Hasid sings prayer for IDF soldiers in Iran

A young American Hasidic man documented a visit to Iran two weeks before the war, and sang the prayer for the well-being of the soldiers of the IDF in front of anti-Israel propaganda signs.

Young Hasid sings prayer for IDF soldiers in Iran

Odessa:

Jewish orphanage bombed, dozens of children survive

A Jewish children’s home in Odessa, Ukraine, sustains heavy damage after a Russian missile with a heavy warhead exploded near the building.

Jewish orphanage bombed, dozens of children survive

Afula Chief Rabbi:

Say Hallel with bracha, Iranian nuclear bomb has been obliterated

Rabbi Shmuel David, Chief Rabbi of Afula, urges the public to acknowledge the miracles; from recovering after the 10/7 massacre to the destruction of Iran’s nuclear facilities, 'the time has come to praise the Almighty for our redemption," he said.

Say Hallel with bracha, Iranian nuclear bomb has been obliterated

World Jewish Congress praises 'heroic' ceasefire with Iran

WSJ President Ronald S. Lauder states that 'if both parties agree and the calm holds, it will be truly historic' after Trump's ceasefire announcement.

World Jewish Congress praises 'heroic' ceasefire with Iran

Diaspora Minister:

'UK and Belgium have fallen, Jews must leave'

Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli issued a stark warning to Jewish communities in the United Kingdom and Belgium to 'get up and leave.'

'UK and Belgium have fallen, Jews must leave'

The Survivors Don’t Become the Forgotten

ZAKA360's emergency network is receiving 847 desperate appeals from families who lost homes, possessions, and loved ones - and you can help them too.

The Survivors Don’t Become the Forgotten

Survey:

Nearly 70% of American Jews support Operation Rising Lion

While a majority of participants in JPPI’s Voice of the Jewish People panel believe Israel's decision to attack Iran was correct, the majority said the US should not actively participate in those strikes.

Nearly 70% of American Jews support Operation Rising Lion

Dutch club Twente faces backlash over signing of Israeli defender

FC Twente plans to sign Israeli defender Stav Lemkin, amid tensions surrounding Israel’s military operations, some label the move immoral, others defend the player's right to be judged solely on merit.

Dutch club Twente faces backlash over signing of Israeli defender

Following Trump's strike in Iran:

Jews in Israel pray and give thanks

Following US strike on Iran’s Fordow nuclear site, backed by President Donald Trump, Jewish communities across Israel offered special prayers of thanks, calling it a historic turning point and a modern-day Purim.

Jews in Israel pray and give thanks

Watch: IAF attacks Iran's F14 planes

IAF aircraft strike three Iranian F14 fighter planes in central Iran. watch.

Watch: IAF attacks Iran's F14 planes

SA Chief Rabbi denounces government's support for Iran

Chief Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein says pre-emptive attack saved Israel and the Jewish People from 'another Holocaust.'

SA Chief Rabbi denounces government's support for Iran

Live:

The people of Israel unite in prayer from the Western Wall

Rabbis are holding a prayer rally at the Western Wall tonight (Monday) for the success of the war effor and the recovery of the wounded.

The people of Israel unite in prayer from the Western Wall

Times Square billboard:

'Free Palestine Calls for Genocide Against Jews'

The Coalition for Jewish Values, which represents over 2,500 traditional Orthodox rabbis in American public policy, today unrolled a new advertising campaign in the heart of Times Square in New York City, identifying “Free Palestine” as a call for genocide against Jews.

'Free Palestine Calls for Genocide Against Jews'

Moldova:

Dozens of Jewish graves desecrated in Moldova’s capital

Jewish graves desecrated and antisemitic graffiti painted on synagogue in Chisinau raise serious concern within Moldova’s Jewish community. Chief Rabbi Pinchas Zaltzman urges authorities to take immediate action to curb rising wave of antisemitism in the country.

Dozens of Jewish graves desecrated in Moldova’s capital

New York:

Drunk driver hits four pedestrians, including children

A serious accident occurred on Saturday night in Monsey, New York, where a drunk driver struck a group of four haredi pedestrians — including children.

Drunk driver hits four pedestrians, including children

From hospital bills to homeless:

How one family lost everything to cancer

Cancer took their father. Now medical debt is taking their home.

How one family lost everything to cancer

He Gave All He Could. Now It’s Our Turn.

Moishy needs urgent heart surgery and innovative treatments. He's too small and weak for standard care. Only top specialists can help — but at a cost that's far beyond his family's means.

He Gave All He Could. Now It’s Our Turn.

'Am Yisrael Chai!'

Javier Milei ends visit with emotional prayer at Western Wall

During the visit, Prime Minister Netanyahu presented Argentine President Milei with an ancient seal, approximately 2,700 years old, bearing the name "Netanyahu son of Yo'ash."

Javier Milei ends visit with emotional prayer at Western Wall

One of Yemen's last Jews leaves the country

Badra Yosef, who lived in an area north of Sana'a, left the country one year after her husband, Yihye, passed away.

One of Yemen's last Jews leaves the country

'Jews banned:'

European Chief Rabbis officially disinvited from Bosnia

Following a complaint from a Bosnian minister, a biannual meeting of the Conference of European Rabbis that was to be held in Sarajevo next week was canceled at the last minute.

European Chief Rabbis officially disinvited from Bosnia

Satmar Rebbe to visit Israel for 1st time in a decade

Rabbi Aharon Teitelbaum will arrive on a special charter flight accompanied by thousands of Hasidim from the United States and other countries.

Satmar Rebbe to visit Israel for 1st time in a decade

Can Western civilization survive?

Douglas Murray speaks with Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch LMFT

October 7 marked the day Hamas unleashed a wave of unspeakable brutality across southern Israel.

Douglas Murray speaks with Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch LMFT

5 Towns:

Jewish business firebombed in suspected antisemitic crime spree

3 Jewish-owned businesses were vandalized in Hewlett, Long Island, including the Israel Chesed Center, in the space of a few hours.

Jewish business firebombed in suspected antisemitic crime spree

After The Cameras Move On, 4 Children Left In The Dust

The 13-year-old, who made the horrific discovery, continues serving as primary caretaker for his younger siblings

After The Cameras Move On, 4 Children Left In The Dust

Watch:

Ishay Ribo in historic performance in Argentina

Yishai Ribo performed for the first time at a major concert hall in Argentina in front of a crowd of thousands, who enjoyed an exciting musical evening of unity and Jewish culture.

Ishay Ribo in historic performance in Argentina

Family of 6 Trapped in Unbearable Living Conditions

Despite best efforts, Eliyahu Marian has no way to give his kids a livable home

Family of 6 Trapped in Unbearable Living Conditions

Bnai Brith Portugal warns:

Jewish human rights are being denied globally

Former Israeli Ambassador Colette Avital honored in Portugal amid rising global antisemitism and violence against Jews.

Jewish human rights are being denied globally

One week later:

Boulder returns to attack site to stand for hostages

Thousands gather at Boulder Jewish Festival and Run for Their Lives to honor the hostages, a week after a terror attack targeted the same location.

Boulder returns to attack site to stand for hostages

Help get Riki life-saving treatment

Is there a pain greater than the pain of watching your little daughter bravely fighting for her life, but losing despite all efforts?

Help get Riki life-saving treatment

1 week after Boulder attack

Thousands gather in NYC to call for hostages' release

Days after a terror attack on US soil, thousands rally in Central Park demanding the return of all hostages and justice for October 7 victims—'We will not back down.'

Thousands gather in NYC to call for hostages' release

French-Jewish WWII spy Marthe Cohn dies at 105

Heroic nurse-turned-spy who infiltrated Nazi Germany kept her wartime role secret for decades.

French-Jewish WWII spy Marthe Cohn dies at 105

Rebbe of Gur departs on fundraising tour in USA

The Rebbe of Gur flew to the United States as part of an emergency fundraising campaign to counter the growing financial strain on haredi institutions.

Rebbe of Gur departs on fundraising tour in USA

Ukraine War:

Jewish chef in elite unit killed in action

Tzvi-Hirsh Zurgazda, 32, married and a father of two, was killed in action on the front in Kherson. He is the third Jewish soldier to be killed in the Ukrainian army within about two weeks.

Jewish chef in elite unit killed in action

Australia bans pro-Israel, bereaved brother from entry

Hillel Fuld, a bereaved brother and pro-Israel advocate, was set to speak in Australia before his visa was revoked over social media posts.

Australia bans pro-Israel, bereaved brother from entry

FBI warns:

Elevated threat to Jewish and Israeli communities

Molotov attack in Colorado and embassy shooting in Washington raise alarm amid ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.

Elevated threat to Jewish and Israeli communities

Record turnout for US World Zionist Congress election

An all-time record 230,257 votes were recorded in the election for United States delegates to the 39th World Zionist Congress, representing an 86% increase over the previous election.

Record turnout for US World Zionist Congress election

FBI, DHS warn of heightened risk to Jewish communities

Following recent terrorist attacks in Washington DC and Boulder Colorado, US authorities warn of potential for copycat attacks and for foreign incitement for attacks on Jews and Israelis.

FBI, DHS warn of heightened risk to Jewish communities

Yamim Ba’im at Bethel Woods: The first festival of its kind

The landmark Jewish music event of the year: the first-ever large-scale open-air music festival, headlining Ishay Ribo with guest performances by Chasidic music legend Avraham Fried, as well as Zusha and Shmuel, on August 7th at the iconic Bethel Woods in the heart of the Catskills of upstate New York.

Yamim Ba’im at Bethel Woods: The first festival of its kind

Israel assures White House: We will await US green light on Iran

Israel has reportedly assured the White House it will not strike Iranian nuclear facilities unless President Trump indicates negotiations have failed. This comes amid US concerns about a potential Israeli preemptive strike.

Israel assures White House: We will await US green light on Iran

Jewish Firefighter rescues Torah from burning Long Island shul

Michael Farca emerged unscathed after entering Chabad of Greenvale to rescue the congregation's Torah scroll during a fire as congregants prayed outside.

Jewish Firefighter rescues Torah from burning Long Island shul

World's largest Holy Ark completed at Yeshivat Ateret Shlomo

The ark in Rishon LeZion spans an area of 120 square meters, measuring 20 meters in length and 6.5 meters in height.

World's largest Holy Ark completed at Yeshivat Ateret Shlomo

Gadi and Judih in happier days:

'Everything's quiet, there's some action in Gaza'

The family of Gadi Haggai and Judih Weinstein Haggai released several videos of the couple in the wake of the recovery of their bodies from Gaza after over 600 days.

'Everything's quiet, there's some action in Gaza'

From calm to chaos:

Leading activist recounts harrowing firebomb attack

Colorado resident Omer Shachar, local leader of the “Run for Their Lives” initiative in Boulder, recalls the firebomb terror attack. ""There was fire and smoke. People screamed and ran".

Leading activist recounts harrowing firebomb attack

Father of slain embassy staffer: 'She was our role model'

The family of Sarah Milgrim, who was murdered together with her boyfriend Yaron Lischinsky in an antisemitic shooting in Washington DC two weeks ago, spoke for the first time since the murder of their daughter with CBS News.

Father of slain embassy staffer: 'She was our role model'

A Mother’s Plea:

Help save Gitty’s life - a precious soul battling for her heart

At just three years old, little Gitty Baak has already endured more than most do in a lifetime

Help save Gitty’s life - a precious soul battling for her heart

Three arrested in France for vandalizing Jewish sites

French authorities arrest three Serbian nationals for defacing Jewish institutions in central Paris, investigators probe possible foreign involvement, potentially linked to Russia.

Three arrested in France for vandalizing Jewish sites

Jewish ex-MLB star slams AOC for response to Colorado attack

World Series champion and multiple-time All-Star Kevin Youkilis accuses Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of 'virtue signalling' following latest antisemitic terror attack when she does not confront calls to 'globilize the Intifada.'

Jewish ex-MLB star slams AOC for response to Colorado attack

‘Arm, deport, and make Aliyah’

Betar USA responds to Colorado attack

Following assault on pro-Israel rally, group urges Jewish self-defense, deportation of pro-Hamas illegals, and immigration to Israel as the ultimate Zionist response.

Betar USA responds to Colorado attack

Growing concern:

Haredi youth recruited to smuggle illegal substance abroad

Young men lured by quick cash face harsh penalties and community backlash as smuggling trend spreads.

Haredi youth recruited to smuggle illegal substance abroad

Sponsor a family

This bold move might save 2,160 families this week

Jews worldwide are partnering with the Jerusalem organization

This bold move might save 2,160 families this week

Help little Tova:

Israeli Girls Survives Against All Odds

Jews of all kinds have been gripped by the story of Tova Braun, an adorable seven-year-old Israeli girl who, much to her parents’ horror, was recently given a dreaded diagnosis- a rare blood disease

Israeli Girls Survives Against All Odds

'This president has your back'

White House: Trump won't allow 'violent terrorism' against Jews

Jewish leaders, US officials denounce firebomb assault on peaceful pro-Israel demonstration.

White House: Trump won't allow 'violent terrorism' against Jews

Herzog on Colorado attack:

'Attack proves antisemitism knows know borders'

Israeli President and Prime Minister react to the firebomb attack on an event in solidarity with Israeli hostages in Colorado.

'Attack proves antisemitism knows know borders'

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Israel National News will be offline until Monday night in honor of the holiday of Shavuot.

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Chag Sameach from Israel!

Updates continue from N. America

Shavuot holiday begins in Israel. INN's North America desk will continue to update the site until Shavuot begins in New York.

Updates continue from N. America

This is how you can help

Shira urgently needs life-saving care

Shira, has been diagnosed with leukemia — a cancer of the blood and needs to be transferred to a specialized children's hospital in Vienna, where she can receive the advanced, life-saving treatment she urgently needs.

Shira urgently needs life-saving care

'Damascus Crowns' unveiled in tribute to Syrian Chief Rabbi

In a moving ceremony at the National Library in Jerusalem, the public was granted a rare glimpse of the ancient “Damascus Crowns” — Torah manuscripts smuggled from Syria in a daring operation led by Rabbi Avraham Hamra.

'Damascus Crowns' unveiled in tribute to Syrian Chief Rabbi

Yonkers man jailed for antisemitic assault on Jewish barber

Ahmed al Jabali sentenced to six years in prison for a hate crime attack after attacking a Jewish barber with scissors, leaving him injured.

Yonkers man jailed for antisemitic assault on Jewish barber

Revealed in the Knesset:

Antisemitism in France surges by 185%

During a Knesset discussion, Shas MK presents testimonies from French rabbis expressing fears about the future. Minister Amichai Eliyahu calls on French Jews to immigrate to Israel.

Antisemitism in France surges by 185%

'Go be our beacons and hope'

Rachel Goldberg-Polin's inspiring address

Mother of American hostage who was murdered by his Hamas captors thanks YU graduates for their love and support during commencement speech. 'In this life, we are what we do.'

Rachel Goldberg-Polin's inspiring address

SA Chief Rabbi:

President Ramaphosa “cursed” for ICJ case against Israel

Rabbi Warren Goldstein says South Africa's leader cursed Israel and now faces global humiliation, failure to condemn 'Kill the Boer' chant, and rising violence marking ANC's moral collapse.

President Ramaphosa “cursed” for ICJ case against Israel

Watch:

Orphans and Widows Fill Carts at Night

Just like every holiday, this upcoming Shavuot—just as in previous years—we are once again bringing joy and dignity to hundreds of struggling families.

Orphans and Widows Fill Carts at Night

Rabbi Goldschmidt Urges Unity and Torah Learning

President of the Conference of European Rabbis, calls on Jews around the world to embrace the spirit of Torah learning and communal connection, even in the digital age.

Rabbi Goldschmidt Urges Unity and Torah Learning

Danon:

'When Israeli diplomats aren't safe, alarm bells must ring out'

American Jewish Committee, Israel’s Mission to the UN hold memorial for the two murdered Israeli Embassy staff in New York.

'When Israeli diplomats aren't safe, alarm bells must ring out'

With hope and resolve:

Amid Russian threat, Ukrainian Jews prepare for Shavuot

As 50,000 Russian troops mass near Kharkiv, Ukraine’s Jewish community distributes tens of thousands of Shavuot aid packages and plans nationwide Torah readings.

Amid Russian threat, Ukrainian Jews prepare for Shavuot

Watch:

Stefanik dances to Jewish and Israeli music with YU graduates

Representative Elise Stefanik joined in YU's Class of 2025 Commencement Ceremony with more than 5000 students, alumni, and faculty.

Stefanik dances to Jewish and Israeli music with YU graduates

The Nimnis need you!

They Didn’t Realize They Were Watching Him die

Witnesses describe the scene as traumatic, with family members frozen in shock

They Didn’t Realize They Were Watching Him die

Join live:

Special Torah Study night to unite Jews in Diaspora and Israel

A unique Torah study evening in honor of Shavuot being held now, brought to you by the Conference of European Rabbis and Arutz Sheva.

Special Torah Study night to unite Jews in Diaspora and Israel

Help the family:

Grandmother breaks down caring for 7 orphaned children

She's caring for 7 children while watching her son die from fluid-filled lungs

Grandmother breaks down caring for 7 orphaned children

Jewish boy hospitalized after antisemitic attack in London

Police have launched an investigation but have not yet identified the perpetrators after 3 Jewish teens attacked at Hampstead Underground Station.

Jewish boy hospitalized after antisemitic attack in London

Lehachayot Kindness Club Opens in Jerusalem

Ramot Mall in Jerusalem hosted a dedication of the new “Lehachayot” Kindness Club, a special space for special needs children.

Lehachayot Kindness Club Opens in Jerusalem

Worldwide:

Thousands mark 80th Liberation and Rescue of European Jewry

On the 80th anniversary of European Jewry’s liberation from Nazi terror, thousands worldwide gather to pray and honor Holocaust survivors and martyrs, with heartfelt prayers for hostages and the wounded amid ongoing challenges.

Thousands mark 80th Liberation and Rescue of European Jewry

24 Hours Left:

Thousands will be asking for their children’s success

This Tuesday is a day that has been set aside for generations

Thousands will be asking for their children’s success

“In Many Ways, I Have Always Been On My Own”

Somehow, this remarkable young woman didn't let her circumstances define her future

“In Many Ways, I Have Always Been On My Own”

International evening of study:

These are the Rabbis and educators

Join thousands worldwide for an inspiring night of Torah learning with leading rabbis, live in three languages on Arutz Sheva.

These are the Rabbis and educators

Hungary:

Prime Minister Orbán appoints envoy to combat antisemitism

Minister Bóka János tasked with coordinating EU-wide efforts and developing strategic proposals to address rising antisemitism.

Prime Minister Orbán appoints envoy to combat antisemitism

Support the Weinberg orphans

Seven orphans in Beitar are reliving their worst nightmares

One year after their mother’s death, fear and trauma come alive again as these children experience the end of their father’s life

Seven orphans in Beitar are reliving their worst nightmares

Grandmother Breaks Down Caring for 7 Orphaned Children

She's caring for 7 children while watching her son die from fluid-filled lungs.

Grandmother Breaks Down Caring for 7 Orphaned Children

Her heart defies death. Our hearts can save her

3-year-old Gitty needs $250,000 for life-saving heart surgery next month. Her parents have exhausted every resource. Without immediate help, doctors say she won't survive to see her 4th birthday.

Her heart defies death. Our hearts can save her

Senior religious Zionist rabbis warn against Temple Mount visits

Dozens of rabbis argue that visits to the holiest site in Judaism during wartime do not strengthen Israel’s connection to the Temple Mount but rather harm it and undermine the broader effort against the enemy.

Senior religious Zionist rabbis warn against Temple Mount visits

Orthodox Business Group:

DC shooting demands decisive response to pro-Hamas groups

Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce reacts to murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees in antisemitic terrorist attack. 'It is imperative for these governments to cease any actions or rhetoric that may inadvertently embolden those who seek to harm Israel and the Jewish people.'

DC shooting demands decisive response to pro-Hamas groups

We can’t lose Benny

Every hour is critical your help can save him

Benny is very sick. He cannot sit up. He cannot eat.

Every hour is critical your help can save him

DC killer was radical left anti-Israel activist

The man who murdered 2 people in a terrorist shooting shooting in Washington DC, belonged to an extreme left-wing organization and regularly published posts against Israel.

DC killer was radical left anti-Israel activist

Rabbinic group:

'Free Palestine' is a call for genocide

The Coalition for Jewish Values, which represents over 2,500 Orthodox rabbis, states that the antisemitic terrorist attack in Washington DC is the end result of the genocidal rhetoric used by the anti-Israel movement.

'Free Palestine' is a call for genocide

ADL: DC Jewish Museum murders signal rising antisemitism

Greenblatt: 'Murder of Jewish victims in DC is a wake-up call amid unprecedented surge in hate crimes.'

ADL: DC Jewish Museum murders signal rising antisemitism

Jewish, Zionist groups call for action after deadly DC shooting

Jewish Agency says terror shooting at Jewish Museum underscores the urgent need to confront the rising tide of global antisemitism, while the ZOA calls for consequences in the face of this attack.

Jewish, Zionist groups call for action after deadly DC shooting

'Europe’s Jews stand with Israel'

Dr. Moshe Kantor re-elected EJC President

European Jewish Congress re-elects Dr. Moshe Kantor to fifth term as president, after he receives nearly two-thirds of the vote; Kantor pledges to fight rising antisemitism, defend Jewish communities, and uphold unwavering solidarity with Israel.

Dr. Moshe Kantor re-elected EJC President

Make Ruti's special day special

Why one woman’s dark past is affecting her wedding

As a child, Ruti loved to play house. Deep down, she prayed that she too would be able to live like that one day. In a home, with a real family

Why one woman’s dark past is affecting her wedding

Family Terrified They Will Sleep On The Street

Last week, a final eviction notice was taped to the door of a family who recently lost their father.

Family Terrified They Will Sleep On The Street

Tragedy:

Mohel dies in middle of circumcision ceremony

The 88-year-old mohel, who circumcised tens of thousands of babies, died today during a circumcision ceremony.

Mohel dies in middle of circumcision ceremony

What was Benny Gantz doing at a Hassidic rebbe's NY home?

Meeting held at the Rebbe’s home in New Square lasted 40 minutes and was kept confidential at the request of the Hassidic court.

What was Benny Gantz doing at a Hassidic rebbe's NY home?

Eva Wyner appointed director of Jewish affairs for Gov. Hochul

Eva Wyner has been appointed to serve as Director of Jewish Affairs for New York Governor Kathy Hochul after four years as Deputy Director.

Eva Wyner appointed director of Jewish affairs for Gov. Hochul

NYC Mayor Eric Adams honored for defending Israel, Jewish people

Israeli-American Council (IAC) New York-New Jersey awards Adams ‘Friend of Israel and the Jewish People.’

NYC Mayor Eric Adams honored for defending Israel, Jewish people

Gutnick Calls For Israeli Sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

Standing at the “Trump Lookout” in Peduel, businessman and Shliach Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Gutnick said that now is “the perfect time to advance sovereignty in Judea and Samaria—we must not miss the opportunity again with the American administration.”

Gutnick Calls For Israeli Sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

Minister of Aliyah and Integration:

'Aliyah sends a powerful message to our enemies'

Israeli Minister of Aliyah and Integration at World Zionist Congress: 'Israel is the home of every Jew. Israel needs you. We need you. And we are waiting for you.'

'Aliyah sends a powerful message to our enemies'

Israel's medical heroes receive moving recognition in the Knesset

In a special Knesset ceremony, Shields for Volunteerism were awarded to volunteers from Israel and abroad who worked for the health system even under fire. Health Minister Busso: 'This is a recognition of human brotherhood.'

Israel's medical heroes receive moving recognition in the Knesset

New lawsuit:

Queens College accused of anti-Jewish purge

A lawsuit alleges Queens College purged Jewish adjunct accounting professors, including Helen Schwalb, after alleged "antisemitic hate speech and violence" following the October 7 Hamas attack.

Queens College accused of anti-Jewish purge

Celebrate Israel Parade:

'We do not give in to hate'

Tens of thousands participate in the Celebrate Israel Parade in New York City.

'We do not give in to hate'

From Baku to the US:

The rabbi who lit up Jewish communities with Torah

During dynamic US tour, Rabbi Isayev inspires Jewish communities with a call to action, urges deeper ties between Azerbaijan, Israel, and the US: 'Spread Torah through unity and light, this is the moment to strengthen our unbreakable bond.'

The rabbi who lit up Jewish communities with Torah

Murder victim's body arrives in US:

American Jew murdered in Turkey to be buried in New York today

The battle to ensure a Jewish burial for murdered Yitzhak Alishayiv was won when the Duvi Honig of the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce used his contacts to overcome bureaucratic hurdles in Turkey and the US.

American Jew murdered in Turkey to be buried in New York today

Despite 'reconciliation'

New Syrian regime confiscates Jewish properties

New Syrian regime transfers homes belonging to Jews who left the country to local residents.

New Syrian regime confiscates Jewish properties

Senior US Rabbi: 'From Jerusalem, we derive strength to continue'

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit, Rabbi Eli Weinstock highlighted Jerusalem’s enduring role as a source of unity and strength, reflecting on recent tragedies and triumphs, he emphasized resilience, connection, and hope for a 'new day.'

Senior US Rabbi: 'From Jerusalem, we derive strength to continue'

Aspiring US politician:

October 7 sparked a new generation of Zionists

Aspiring US politician Debra Lea says that 10/7 Hamas massacre ignited a renewed sense of Jewish identity among young US Jews, her political journey began with a commitment to defend Israel and strengthen Zionism.

October 7 sparked a new generation of Zionists

Watch live:

Thousands march in New York City in support of Israel

40,000+ marchers are expected to turn up on New York's 5th Avenue to showcase the American Jewish community’s bond with Israel and call to bring the hostages home!

Thousands march in New York City in support of Israel

ZOA President:

You cannot make deals with evil – Iran must be defeated

Speaking at an Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit ZOA President Mort Klein warned against negotiations with Iran, which he called 'monstrous terrorists', and also sounded the alarm on the decline of American Jewry.

You cannot make deals with evil – Iran must be defeated

Rabbi David Katz: 'We don’t just accomplish—we do'

At the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit, Rabbi David Katz praises steadfast support for Israel, honoring leaders and friends devoted to the Jewish people and the Land of Israel.

Rabbi David Katz: 'We don’t just accomplish—we do'

Disaster Management Expert:

Israel sets global standard in disaster response

Talking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva summit, disaster management expert Mati Goldstein highlights Israel's international leadership in crisis response and the vital role of global Jewish solidarity.

Israel sets global standard in disaster response

US Holocaust Memorial Council Member

October 7 was “The Last Holocaust"

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva Summit, IHF Honorary Chairman Jonathan Burkan recounts his recent visit to Israel, meetings with hostages' families, praises Trump's leadership in securing release of Edan Alexander.

October 7 was “The Last Holocaust"

When Israeli doctors say "Impossible"

When the doctors at Hadassah Hospital fell silent after reviewing a 9-year-old girl's latest scans last week, her parents knew something had changed

When Israeli doctors say "Impossible"

Stanley Stern:

Qatari influence threatens US-Israel support

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation and Arutz Sheva summit, NORPAC's Stanley Stern cautioned about shifting political dynamics in Washington, calls on pro-Israel community to intensify efforts to preserve bipartisan support for Israel.

Qatari influence threatens US-Israel support

Dr. Joseph Frager:

'Judea and Samaria is our heartland – we must never let it go'

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation & Arutz Sheva Summit in New York, Dr. Joseph Frager emphasizes the centrality of Judea and Samaria to Israel’s future, calls Hamas “a blip in history,” and praises American support for Israel’s security.

'Judea and Samaria is our heartland – we must never let it go'

Consul General Akunis in NY:

'We returned to our old homeland, we will not withdraw again'

Speaking at the Israel Heritage Foundation & Arutz Sheva summit in New York, Consul General Ofir Akunis praises the improving atmosphere in New York City for Israeli events and reaffirms Israel’s commitment to its ancient homeland.

'We returned to our old homeland, we will not withdraw again'

Yisrael Ganz:

'We will win this war because we are united, like Jerusalem'

Yisrael Ganz, head of Binyamin Regional Council, speaks in NYC after the terror attack in Bruchin, and urges applying Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. "When we stand together, no one can fight with us."

'We will win this war because we are united, like Jerusalem'

Shira urgently needs life-saving care - this is how you can help

"I know Shira and her family personally. They need our help. Every donation can truly save her life."

Shira urgently needs life-saving care - this is how you can help

Miki Zohar in NYC:

'Israel chooses action — we'll defeat Hamas and stop Iran'

At Israel Heritage Foundation & Arutz Sheva summit in New York, Culture Minister Miki Zohar delivers forceful speech declaring Israel’s strategic resolve in Gaza and warning the free world of Iran’s global threat.

'Israel chooses action — we'll defeat Hamas and stop Iran'

'Nakba Day' graffiti targets Jewish building in Manchester

Manchester building housing Jewish businesses defaced with "Happy Nakba Day" graffiti and red paint. The Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester condemns the antisemitic act.

'Nakba Day' graffiti targets Jewish building in Manchester

Australia:

CCTV footage shows synagogue arsonists in coordinated attack

Authorities link December arson at Melbourne synagogue to broader crime spree; call for public assistance as terrorism investigation intensifies.

CCTV footage shows synagogue arsonists in coordinated attack

Deputy Knesset Speaker:

'Severe infringement' on Jewish religious freedom in Belgium

Deputy Knesset Speaker, MK Rabbi Moshe Roth, urgently appeals to Belgian Ambassador and FM Sa'ar following seizure of milah instruments in Antwerp

'Severe infringement' on Jewish religious freedom in Belgium

Trump Admin supports Jewish professor’s lawsuit against CUNY

Trump Admin files statement of interest in federal court supporting a lawsuit brought by Jewish Studies Center at Hunter College chair Leah Garrett over antisemitic incidents on campus following the October 2023 Hamas attacks.

Trump Admin supports Jewish professor’s lawsuit against CUNY

Douglas Murray to Arutz Sheva:

'No hierarchy of hostages, no excuse for antisemitism'

At the European Jewish Association (EJA) conference in Madrid, author and commentator Douglas Murray delivered a powerful defense of Israel's right to self-defense and condemned what he called the 'triple standard' applied to the Jewish state.

'No hierarchy of hostages, no excuse for antisemitism'

The terrifying race these parents are running

Gila must receive the surgery soon, or she will no longer qualify.

The terrifying race these parents are running

Outrage in Antwerp:

Police raid mohels' homes, confiscate knives

Police confiscated all circumcision knives, demand to receive names of boys whom they circumcised in the past year.

Police raid mohels' homes, confiscate knives

Munich 1972:

Western intelligence aided Israel’s hunt for Munich terrorists

Newly uncovered documents highlight international cooperation behind Israel’s pursuit of justice for murdered athletes at 1972 Munich Olympic Games.

Western intelligence aided Israel’s hunt for Munich terrorists

Inowłódź, Poland

Historic Inowłódź synagogue severely damaged in fire

Rare 19th-century synagogue in Inowłódź, Poland, which survived the Holocaust and preserved Jewish architectural elements and inscriptions, and now operates as a supermarket, sustained major fire damage.

Historic Inowłódź synagogue severely damaged in fire

Nazi themed lego-type figures at AliExpress

AliExpress has allowed a seller to promote Nazi lego style figures as toys for children. Complaints have elicited no change so far.

Nazi themed lego-type figures at AliExpress

Children in Beitar on the brink of losing both parents

Their father, a computer worker and sole caregiver, is now critically ill, his lungs filled with fluid that doctors have been unable to drain

Children in Beitar on the brink of losing both parents

For the first time in nearly 500 years:

Jew appointed Regius Professor of Hebrew at Cambridge

For the first time since Henry VIII created the role, a Jew will helm Hebrew studies at Cambridge.

Jew appointed Regius Professor of Hebrew at Cambridge

Rabbi Menachem Margolin:

European governments continue to ignore the threat

EJA Chairman Rabbi Menachem Margolin warns that Jewish communities feel increasingly unsafe and are leaving Europe as governments continue to ignore the threat.

European governments continue to ignore the threat

Yeshiva University rescinds approval for LGBTQ+ student club

Yeshiva University claims LGBTQ+ club violated agreement allowing its recognition, club promises to continue operating as usual after it is disbanded.

Yeshiva University rescinds approval for LGBTQ+ student club

Watch:

Residents of Edan Alexander's hometown wait for his release

Residents of Tenafly, New Jersey, the hometown of American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander, gathered in the early morning hours to wait for his expected release.

Residents of Edan Alexander's hometown wait for his release

Survey:

Europe facing antisemitism crisis, survey reveals

New European Jewish Association's survey reveals dramatic rise in antisemitism across Europe, with Gaza conflict and media coverage cited as major catalysts, calls on governments to take immediate action to protect Jewish communities.

Europe facing antisemitism crisis, survey reveals

German tourists violently attack Israelis in Budapest

Eight Israelis physically attacked by drunk German tourists, who also shouted antisemitic threats, 'We were attacked without any provocation, just because we are Jews.'

German tourists violently attack Israelis in Budapest

New Program

How Women are Mastering Hilchos Shabbos Around the World

Online Program Based on HaGaon Rabbi Berkovits’s Renowned Curriculum.

How Women are Mastering Hilchos Shabbos Around the World

Trump antisemitism envoy to attend NYC Jerusalem conference

Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, Trump's nominee for US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, will attend the Jerusalem Conference in New York on May 18 at the Fifth Avenue Synagogue in Manhattan.

Trump antisemitism envoy to attend NYC Jerusalem conference

While on vacation

Jewish-American photographer murdered in Turkey

The Upper West Side's Congregation Heichal Moshe seeks immediate repatriation of body of Yitzhak Alishayiv, a custodian at the synagogue, after he was murdered by a bed and breakfast owner in Turkey.

Jewish-American photographer murdered in Turkey

Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer passes away at 103

Margot Friedländer, a Holocaust survivor and witness to Nazi persecution, dies away at 103. Known for her advocacy and role in Holocaust remembrance, she was honored with Germany's highest recognition.

Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer passes away at 103

GOP Congressman places 'Hebrew Hammer' Mezuzah at office entrance

The mezuzah, designed in the shape of a hammer with "Hebrew Hammer" inscription, reflects the nickname of newly elected Congressman Randy Fine as a determined fighter against antisemitism; Chairman of Republicans Overseas Israel: "An important symbolic act highlighting the significance of proud Jewish identity in the face of growing antisemitism."

GOP Congressman places 'Hebrew Hammer' Mezuzah at office entrance

Tunisia:

Jewish man attacked with axe days before El-Ghriba pilgrimage

Jewish jeweler wounded in an axe attack on Tunisia’s Djerba Island just days ahead of the Lag Ba’Omer pilgrimage to the ancient El-Ghriba synagogue. Motive remains unclear.

Jewish man attacked with axe days before El-Ghriba pilgrimage

80 years after WWII

7 largest Jewish communities report unprecedented antisemitism

On 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, new J7 report unveils dramatic surge in antisemitic incidents in seven largest Jewish communities outside Israel, driven by fallout from Oct. 7 atrocities.

7 largest Jewish communities report unprecedented antisemitism

Hate crimes in Toronto at record high, Jews main target

Toronto Police Service data shows 19% rise in hate crimes from 2023 to 2024, 203% rise since 2014. 40% of hate crimes targeted Jews.

Hate crimes in Toronto at record high, Jews main target

London:

Police block anti-Israel protest over antisemitism fears

Demonstration by anti-Zionist group banned from Swiss Cottage amid fears over rising antisemitic tensions and public order disturbances.

Police block anti-Israel protest over antisemitism fears

'5 Jews:'

Bowling alley workers fired for antisemitism toward Jewish teens

The screen at the Antwerp bowling alley displayed the label '5 Jews' and the kippah-wearing youths reported that the employees deliberately ignored the Jewish customers while providing services for all other customers.

Bowling alley workers fired for antisemitism toward Jewish teens

Help the orphans:

Global Jewish unity: Aiding children of suicide-homicide tragedy

In an inspiring turn, the global Jewish community has begun to unite to help the Chamadani children.

Global Jewish unity: Aiding children of suicide-homicide tragedy

Race Against Time:

Rabbis: Ensure Jewish soldiers are buried with honor

With Ukraine's military standardizing cremation, the two rabbis discussed emergency protocols, including Shabbat exceptions, to ensure Jewish war casualties receive burial in line with halakha.

Rabbis: Ensure Jewish soldiers are buried with honor

Rabbi Marvin Hier:

'We must not repeat the mistakes of the past'

Drawing a direct line between past and present, Simon Wiesenthal Center's Rabbi Marvin Hier, warns of complacency in the face of antisemitism, underscores the enduring necessity of a strong and sovereign State of Israel.

'We must not repeat the mistakes of the past'

Jerusalem Conference in NYC:

Strengthening global Jewish unity

Captivity survivor and public figures to participate in Jerusalem Conference in New York City.

Strengthening global Jewish unity

The 'punishment' for those who ordered an antisemitic sign

Barstool President Dave Portnoy was infuriated at a group of young customers who ordered a sign cursing the Jews. At first, he wanted to ruin their lives, but decided to turn the incident into a learning experience.

The 'punishment' for those who ordered an antisemitic sign

Grave desecration:

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital in Damascus renovated

Syrian authorities renovate grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital in Damascus, two days after discovering that unknown individuals had desecrated the holy site.

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital in Damascus renovated

Israelis expelled from a restaurant in Naples

Israeli tourists were expelled from a restaurant in downtown Naples, Italy, in a show of 'resisting Israeli apartheid.'

Israelis expelled from a restaurant in Naples

The Best Tribute To The Fallen:

Ensure More Soldiers Return Home Safely

Our soldiers are facing a critical summer of combat - and heat

Ensure More Soldiers Return Home Safely

Chabad emissary to Florida

Rabbi Sholom Dovber Lipskar dies at 78

Rabbi Sholom Dovber Lipskar, visionary leader of The Shul of Bal Harbour and founder of the Aleph Institute, dies at age 78. A driving force in Jewish outreach and education, he leaves a lasting legacy in South Florida and across the United States.

Rabbi Sholom Dovber Lipskar dies at 78

Revealed:

Alexander Modebadze and Meni Hidhra victims of twin LA murders

The two Israeli businessmen were murdered hours apart in same LA neighborhood; with one held captive for hours and beaten to death.

Alexander Modebadze and Meni Hidhra victims of twin LA murders

Trump appoints eight new members to Holocaust Memorial Council

Among the new appointees are real estate developer Alex Witkoff and radio host Sid Rosenberg.

Trump appoints eight new members to Holocaust Memorial Council

Jewish Conservative commentator David Horowitz dead at 86

David Horowitz Freedom Center announces that its founder and namesake has passed away after a battle with cancer. Horowitz was a Marxist in his youth before becoming a prolific conservative writer.

Jewish Conservative commentator David Horowitz dead at 86

Help Sruli & Esther Save Their Only Child

Esther & Sruli were ecstatic at the birth of their only child, born after five years of yearning.

Help Sruli & Esther Save Their Only Child

US Jews worry Trump's changes may change milk's kosher status

Could changes at the FDA call the kosher status of milk into question? Many are asking.

US Jews worry Trump's changes may change milk's kosher status

NYPD investigating clashes between protesters in Crown Heights

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced that the NYPD was investigating clashes that ensued when anti-Israel protesters arrived in Crown Heights, including two instances of harassment by pro-Israel protesters.

NYPD investigating clashes between protesters in Crown Heights

Your help is needed

Chaya Bas Tzipora needs life-saving treatment, can’t wait

URGENT CAMPAIGN FOR 3 YEAR OLD CHILD: We did everything we can. We davened. We cried. And now we’ve found a chance—a special treatment in the United States

Chaya Bas Tzipora needs life-saving treatment, can’t wait

Russia:

Muslim businessman funds construction of new synagogue

Billionaire Suleyman Kerimov, an influential local businessman, decided to donate a substantial sum to the Jewish complex in the Republic of Dagestan, which will be called "Jerusalem of Darbent."

Muslim businessman funds construction of new synagogue

She needs help to move!

Gila Ghermiza, is immobilized by ALS

As a mother and grandmother incapacitated by ALS, Ghermiza’s family cares for her with befitting dignity and devotion. They need help!

Gila Ghermiza, is immobilized by ALS

Holocaust education worldwide:

Building a Strong Jewish Identity - From the Horrors

In another episode of "Jewish-Share", Orli Barnett from the Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre talks with Yad Vashem's Shani Farhi Lourie on differences in Israel and the Diaspora in instilling memory and lessons from the Holocaust.

Building a Strong Jewish Identity - From the Horrors

Help the children:

Parents found dead, four young orphans alone

The children are in a state of pain and confusion, without anyone to care for them

Parents found dead, four young orphans alone

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital desecrated in Damascus

Unknown individuals break into Jewish cemetery in Damascus, desecrate grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital, a renowned Kabbalist and disciple of Arizal.

Grave of Rabbi Chaim Vital desecrated in Damascus

Sa’ar to Gov. Shapiro:

'Attack on your family is an attack on Jews everywhere'

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar speaks to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, condemns the arson at his home as “an attack on Jews everywhere,” and invites Shapiro to Israel.

'Attack on your family is an attack on Jews everywhere'

Exposed:

Who’s Really Behind the Anti-Vote Campaign in Haredi Communities

Investigative Report: Conservative Movement rargeting haredi communities in secret campaign.

Who’s Really Behind the Anti-Vote Campaign in Haredi Communities

During Ben-Gvir's visit

Watch: Chabad hassidim clash with anti-Israel protesters

Anti-Israel protesters gathered outside the Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters in Brooklyn to protest a speech by Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

Watch: Chabad hassidim clash with anti-Israel protesters

NYC:

Posters of Holocaust survivors torn down

Unknown vandals tore down posters featuring Holocaust survivors alongside celebrities in New York City.

Posters of Holocaust survivors torn down

At Auschwitz-Birkenau

WJC debuts student art exhibition on Holocaust memory

World Jewish Congress unveils #WeRemember Journeys, a student art exhibition at Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum. Featuring works from 13 schools in 10 countries, it reflects youth interpretations of Holocaust memory and its moral lessons.

WJC debuts student art exhibition on Holocaust memory

Historic:

Amsterdam Mayor apologizes for city's WWII role against Jews

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema publicly apologizes for the city’s active complicity in the Holocaust, acknowledging that local authorities aided Nazi efforts during World War II.

Amsterdam Mayor apologizes for city's WWII role against Jews

New data:

Antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands soar to record levels

A record 421 antisemitic incidents were recorded in the Netherlands in 2024, marking an 11% rise over the previous high. Dutch watchdog CIDI warns the nation is facing an antisemitism crisis requiring urgent action.

Antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands soar to record levels

Danny Danon:

'80 years have passed, but the hate is still here'

Israel's Ambassador to UN Danny Danon says that once you go into Auschwitz you walk out a different person: 'we are lucky that there are still survivors who can share what happened here.'

'80 years have passed, but the hate is still here'

Long Island synagogue cancels Ben-Gvir speaking engagement

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's scheduled speech at the Young Israel of Woodmere was canceled just two days in advance due to a death in the rabbi's family.

Long Island synagogue cancels Ben-Gvir speaking engagement

Jewish schools see 84% surge in security costs post-October 7th

Teach Coalition report highlights sharp rise in security spending at Jewish schools in wake of anti-semitic threats.

Jewish schools see 84% surge in security costs post-October 7th

Watch:

Captivity and Holocaust survivors march together in Aushwitz

Marking 80 years since liberation, Israeli President Herzog and Polish President Duda to lead March of the Living alongside 80 Holocaust survivors and 10 freed October 7 hostages.

Captivity and Holocaust survivors march together in Aushwitz

Read the letter:

“Shattered” Family Grabs Attention Of Generation’s Leading Rabbis

When two great rabbis take time out of their busy day to hand-write a lengthy letter, the matter at hand must be important.

“Shattered” Family Grabs Attention Of Generation’s Leading Rabbis

'Ani Maamin'

The song of hope and faith born on the train to Treblinka

On Holocaust Memorial Day, the story of the popular 'Ani Maamin' tune takes on new meaning as a song of faith and hope - and as one devoted hasid's last gift to his beloved rebbe and the Jewish world.

The song of hope and faith born on the train to Treblinka

Yale:

Anti-Israel encampment returns to campus exactly 1 year later

Anti-Israel protesters rebuild encampment 1 year to the day after the previous encampment, blocking and making antisemitic taunts at Jewish students to protest off-campus visit by Itamar Ben--Gvir.

Anti-Israel encampment returns to campus exactly 1 year later

Sharon Osbourne:

Band should lose US visas after anti-Israel Coachella performance

Jewish celebrities are condemning Irish band Kneecap after it projected anti-Israel messages on stage and led the crowd at the Coachella music festival in an anti-Israel chant.

Band should lose US visas after anti-Israel Coachella performance

Sa'ar:

'Millions of Jews cried out for help, no one came, Never again'

Foreign Minisgter Gideon Sa’ar at the Holocaust Remembrance Day Ceremony with Foreign Ambassadors at the Foreign Ministry. 'We will not allow the new antisemites to rob us of our right to self-defense.'

'Millions of Jews cried out for help, no one came, Never again'

RAA thanks Trump for 'decisive action against antisemitism'

The Rabbinical Alliance of America, representing over 950 Orthodox rabbis across North America, lauds administration's ' practical measures that have had a real-world impact' against antisemitism and protect the ideals of America.

RAA thanks Trump for 'decisive action against antisemitism'

Repeat the Success

“Keep Our Soldiers Cool” Movement gearing up for summer heat

This summer we expect to receive over 100 requests for air conditioning units from soldiers on active duty

“Keep Our Soldiers Cool” Movement gearing up for summer heat

Nearly all Holocaust survivors could die within next 15 years

Half of Holocaust survivors alive today will be dead in 6 years, nearly all will be dead within 15 years, new analysis finds.

Nearly all Holocaust survivors could die within next 15 years

Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir:

'Out of the abyss, Holocaust survivors built us a national home'

'Our duty is to provide every citizen of Israel with protection and security, while preserving the memory of the Holocaust as a testimony and heritage for future generations,' says Chief of Staff Zamir.

'Out of the abyss, Holocaust survivors built us a national home'

Vice Chair. of Betar Worldwide:

'Two ways to fight antisemitism - fight or flight'

Ronn Torossian, Vice Chair. of Betar Worldwide & Chair. of Betar US: We are living in very dark days for the Jewish people. Ultimately, the Jewish people will only be safe here in Israel.

'Two ways to fight antisemitism - fight or flight'

CVJ:

'Progressive rabbis choose Progressivism over Judaism'

The Coalition for Jewish Values, which represents over 2,500 traditional Orthodox rabbis in America, condemned the 3 non-Orthodox denominations for opposing the Trump Administration's efforts to combat campus antisemitism.

'Progressive rabbis choose Progressivism over Judaism'

Ukraine:

Firebomb hurled at synagogue

Firebomb hurled at synagogue in Kryvyi Rih in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast as Passover ends.

Firebomb hurled at synagogue

Days before US trip:

Brooklyn event featuring Itamar Ben-Gvir cancelled

The benefit event for Chabad of Hebron that was supposed to be hosted by Beis Shmuel Chabad in Crown Heights was canceled shortly after it was announced.

Brooklyn event featuring Itamar Ben-Gvir cancelled

Watch:

Funeral of Rabbi Meir Mazuz

Thousands pay their last respects to Rabbi Mazuz, the founder and head of the Kisei Rahamim Yeshiva and one of the leaders of the Sephardi-haredi community.

Funeral of Rabbi Meir Mazuz

Rabbi Mazuz to be laid to rest; Bnei Brak roads closed

The funeral of Rabbi Meir Mazuz, head of the Kisei Rahamim Yeshiva, who passed away on the seventh day of Passover, will be held in Bnei Brak at noon on Sunday. Thousands are expected to attend.

Rabbi Mazuz to be laid to rest; Bnei Brak roads closed

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Wishing a joyous holiday to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening, resumes Saturday evening.

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Violent incident that ignites tensions in Crown Heights

After a Jewish resident was filmed pushing an African-American man in a wheelchair, a protest rally is being held calling for unity. The Jewish community condemns the act.

Violent incident that ignites tensions in Crown Heights

Six months after his murder:

Baby girl born to murdered Chabad emissary

Wife of murdered Chabad-Lubavitch emissary Rabbi Zvi Kogan gives birth to the couple's firstborn daughter, six months after her husband's brutal murder.

Baby girl born to murdered Chabad emissary

Watch:

Hallel prayer with Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu in Hebron

An emotional service is taking place at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron with the participation of thousands of worshippers.

Hallel prayer with Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu in Hebron

Watch:

PM quizzes Jewish children on Passover customs

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets Jewish children at his official residence and speaks with them about Passover customs.

PM quizzes Jewish children on Passover customs

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Wishing a joyous Passover holiday to all our readers. News coverage ends this evening, resumes Sunday evening.

Chag Sameach from Israel National News!

Jewish group urges Red Cross to help hostages observe Passover

Ayelet Hashachar on the International Committee of the Red Cross to facilitate delivery of matzahs to the hostages still held in Gaza for Passover.

Jewish group urges Red Cross to help hostages observe Passover

PM's Passover blessing:

'The Almighty and our soldiers save us from our enemies' hands'

Prime Minister Netanyahu publishes video message with a special blessing ahead of ther Passover festival. 'Wwe are the generation of resurrection. The generation of victory.'

'The Almighty and our soldiers save us from our enemies' hands'

At Main March of the Living:

Ex-hostage Agam Berger and Daniel Weiss to perform together

The October 7 Delegation to the March of the Living will be led by Menomadin Foundation Founder and President Haim Taib and World Zionist Organization Chairman Yaakov Hagoel.

Ex-hostage Agam Berger and Daniel Weiss to perform together

Important

2 Great Rabbis Join Forces To Save 10 Children

Rabbis Shimon Galai and Yitzchak Kolodetzky are calling on the public to come to their aid and provide for a widow and 10 children.

2 Great Rabbis Join Forces To Save 10 Children

You can help:

The family that is so poor, they don’t own closets

When people came to comfort the Nimni whose father died very suddenly, they discovered that there was so much more to the story

The family that is so poor, they don’t own closets

Bring joy to bereaved families:

'I realize that my Stav, she will never come back'

This upcoming Passover will be the first holiday without him. Every time I think about it, I feel like I can’t breathe. How?

'I realize that my Stav, she will never come back'

Support wounded heroes:

When the burn wounds heal, it’s not over

NLM: Most of the burn injuries were combined with other injuries, with burn recovery lasting four to five years

When the burn wounds heal, it’s not over

IDF prepares for Passover:

Over 100 tons of matzah for soldiers

Tens of thousands of Haggadot and kosher for Passover food packages delivered to soldiers serving on all fronts.

Over 100 tons of matzah for soldiers

FOX to premier documentary on YU basketball team post 10.7

'Rebound: A Year of Triumph and Tragedy at Yeshiva University Basketball' follows the Yeshiva University Maccabees Basketball Team in the aftermath of the October 7th Attacks

FOX to premier documentary on YU basketball team post 10.7

80 Years After the Holocaust:

Kosher food in the town next to Auschwitz

For the first time since the Holocaust: The Jewish center in Oświęcim, near the Auschwitz extermination camp, will offer kosher meals.

Kosher food in the town next to Auschwitz

'Jewish children have rights, too'

In response to attacks on Jewish children worldwide, B’nai B’rith Portugal and the International Observatory of Human Rights release book highlighting the universal rights of children.

'Jewish children have rights, too'

Kupat Yerushalayim update

Additional Rabbanim join the cause

As Support for Kupat Yerushalayim takes root, new Roshei Yeshiva join; including a Gabbai

Additional Rabbanim join the cause

Help the Nimnis

The family that lost everything in 60 seconds

Witnesses describe the scene as traumatic, with family members frozen in shock.

The family that lost everything in 60 seconds

Jewish visitors to Auschwitz can now buy kosher food

80 years after Auschwitz, kosher food will be sold in its town of Oświęcim.

Jewish visitors to Auschwitz can now buy kosher food

Netanyahu meets Hungarian Jews, emphasizes faith and unity

Prime Minister Netanyahu meets with Hungary’s Jewish leadership in Budapest, stressing Israel’s resolve to return all hostages and win its current war. His wife, Sara Netanyahu, shares her emotional strength and dedication to families, children, and the hostages.

Netanyahu meets Hungarian Jews, emphasizes faith and unity

Help Torah education

Don't donate – just vote!

One click can direct billions to strengthen Torah, support families, and shape Israel's future!

Don't donate – just vote!

Colorado synagogue vandalized, authorities seek suspect

Police in Aurora, Colorado searching for a suspect who vandalized the Ohr Avner Synagogue by throwing rocks and shattering windows. The Jewish community, previously targeted by antisemitic incidents, remains committed to staying despite threats.

Colorado synagogue vandalized, authorities seek suspect

In meeting with IHF

Mayor Adams promises enhanced Passover safety

Rabbi David Katz, Rabbi Dr. Joseph Frager, and Jonathan Burkan of the Israel Heritage Foundation meet New York Mayor Eric Adams, presenting him with Shemurah Matzah. Mayor Adams, in turn, promises enhanced police presence for a safe Passover.

Mayor Adams promises enhanced Passover safety

Help heroes heal

For severely injured soldiers, the road to recovery is painful

Shomrei Yisrael is sending help for Pesach to severely wounded soldiers on the long journey of healing. Join in!

For severely injured soldiers, the road to recovery is painful

NYPD boosting security for synagogues ahead of Passover

Hate crimes against Jews 'jump off the page' and account for 62% of all hate crimes in NYC, says the commanding officer of the NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force.

NYPD boosting security for synagogues ahead of Passover

Benny’s mother pleads:

Help me save my child!

Desperate and brokenhearted, they got a small ray of hope: there is a surgical protocol that might save his life.

Help me save my child!

Israel and Diaspora Jews:

Studying the complexity to deepen the connection

In this episode of 'Jewish-Share,' Dr. Idana Goldberg, CEO of the Russell Berrie Foundation, and philanthropist and activist Daniel Goldman met virtually to discuss the gaps between Israel and Diaspora Jews and how to bridge those gaps.

Studying the complexity to deepen the connection

The Jewish org. turning in Israel haters to the Trump admin.

Betar USA has been compiling dossiers and submitting them to the Trump administration, initiating deportation proceedings against several noncitizen students and academics associated with pro-Palestinian protests.

The Jewish org. turning in Israel haters to the Trump admin.

Western Wall:

Priestly Blessing to be held twice this Passover

The Priestly Blessings will be held in the presence of hostages released from captivity, their families, families of hostages who have not yet been released, wounded soldiers, IDF heroes, Israel’s chief rabbis, the rabbi of the Western Wall and holy sites, and the mayor of Jerusalem/

Priestly Blessing to be held twice this Passover

Help Israel's heroes

War amputee: 'I thought I was dying, but here I am'

A Soldier who lost his leg in November 2023 is still fighting to return to his life. Shomrei Yisrael is working to make this happen.

War amputee: 'I thought I was dying, but here I am'

Five great rabbis merge neighborhood tzedakah funds

To better aid Jerusalem’s most simple Torah scholars, five north Jerusalem funds joined together.

Five great rabbis merge neighborhood tzedakah funds

10 orphans need you:

Kids Watched Their Father Die

No one had seen this coming.

Kids Watched Their Father Die

Ukraine:

Soldiers on front lines to receive small matzahs

Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine completes complex logistical operation to distribute Passover kits to hundreds of Jewish soldiers serving on the front lines.

Soldiers on front lines to receive small matzahs

People tried to comfort me

Every donation means that one more family, one more grieving widow, and one more orphan can join the Navah Seder and the Empty Chair Initiative.

People tried to comfort me

'Qatar is Hamas'

Dozens gather outside London hotel to protest Qatari owners

Dozens protested outside the Claridge's Hotel, which is owned by the Qatari royal family. During the protest, 'IRON Initiative' President Rabbi Pini Dunner revealed that a Jew working for the royal family attempted to persuade him not to protest it.

Dozens gather outside London hotel to protest Qatari owners

For some in Israel, a Passover unlike any other

While our soldiers stand guard at Israel's borders, their families fight a different battle at home.

For some in Israel, a Passover unlike any other

Value sacrifice, help heroes

For severely injured soldiers, life has become before and after

For some 1,500 soldiers that sustained high-level traumatic injuries in battle, Life will never be the same.

For severely injured soldiers, life has become before and after

They Were Begging Him To Wake Up

The lives of a family in Migdal HaEmek were shattered in a single moment recently, when they discovered with absolute horror that their father had died in his sleep.

They Were Begging Him To Wake Up

Brooklyn tragedy:

Jewish mother and two children killed in accident

Devastating accident in Brooklyn claims the lives of a Jewish mother and her two children as they were crossing the street while making their way home from synagogue.

Jewish mother and two children killed in accident

'Zionism is like ISIS'

Iranian Jewish leader attacks Israel in live interview

In an interview with Iranian television, Rabbi Younes Hamami disavowed the State of Israel and Zionism: 'We do not approve of the Israeli government and what it is doing in the holy land.'

Iranian Jewish leader attacks Israel in live interview

'Help us sleep, help us fight'

Heartbreaking message from soldiers

As temperatures climb toward triple digits along the Gaza border, IDF soldiers face a dangerous enemy beyond Hamas – the scorching summer heat.

Heartbreaking message from soldiers

Bangkok:

'The ground was shaking; hundreds called us'

Chabad emissary in Bangkok, Rabbi Nehemia Wilhelm, spoke to Arutz Sheva about the hundreds of calls they received after the severe earthquake in Thailand: 'We tried to calm everyone down.'

'The ground was shaking; hundreds called us'

Rabbi Moshe Ehrenreich passes away

Rabbi Moshe Ehrenreich, the head of the Eretz Hemdah Yeshiva and an expert in the field of Halakhic jurisprudence, considered military service important for rabbinic scholars in the Jewish State and served himself during the Yom Kippur War.

Rabbi Moshe Ehrenreich passes away

Elon Moreh:

Learning to prepare the Omer offering

Group of volunteers convenes in Elon Moreh to practice preparation of the Omer offering, the sacrifice that is offered in the Temple immediately after Passover.

Learning to prepare the Omer offering

Shabbos Kestenbaum:

'Fight won't end with Columbia - Harvard, UCLA & Yale are next'

Activist and Harvard graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum addresses the effects the Trump administration has had on antisemitism on US campuses.

'Fight won't end with Columbia - Harvard, UCLA & Yale are next'

Haredi man attacked on the subway in New York

A woman physically assaulted the man and spat on his friend while shouting slurs about them being Jewish.

Haredi man attacked on the subway in New York

Lizzy Savetsky:

'I am fighting on behalf of Israel and all of our children'

Online Israel advocate Lizzy Savetsky explains her raw approach to promoting Israel - a heartfelt message delivered with no production or effects.

'I am fighting on behalf of Israel and all of our children'

World Jewish Congress:

'Reject renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate'

World Jewish Congress Executive Vice President Maram Stern urged UN Human Rights Council President Ambassador Jürg Lauber to reject the renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate, citing Albanese’s 'well-documented history of antisemitism.'

'Reject renewal of Francesca Albanese’s mandate'

Watch:

Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem

The conference featured Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior officials from around the world, who will speak about the different challenges antisemitism presents and how to fight them.

Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem

Survey:

Nearly a quarter of Americans raised Jewish left the religion

Nearly 100% of Israeli Jews still identify as Jews in adulthood, compared to 76% of American Jews, Pew survey finds.

Nearly a quarter of Americans raised Jewish left the religion

Vizhnitz Rebbe released from hospital

Vizhnitzer Rebbe, hospitalized since Purim following operation, is released from the hospital.

Vizhnitz Rebbe released from hospital

Inspirational community leader passes away in sleep

R’ Chazan endured poverty and hardship throughout his whole life, yet he always remained joyful. His acquaintances eulogized him, describing him as a righteous and honest man, who always sought to bring joy to others and could not bear to see others in pain.

Inspirational community leader passes away in sleep

Natan Sharansky:

Yearning for Jewish identity awakened after October 7th

'The shock of 10/7 massacre caused many Jews to reevaluate their deep connection to Zionism and Israel, they couldn't run away anymore,' former Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky says.

Yearning for Jewish identity awakened after October 7th

Chabad holds worldwide celebration for children of emissaries

Thousands of children of Chabad emissaries around the world, some living in remote areas without friends, came together in 110 simultaneous gatherings held in various countries.

Chabad holds worldwide celebration for children of emissaries

Disaster Averted:

Connecticut man arrested for trying to kidnap Jewish girl

Waterbury police arrested a 37-year-old man who allegedly attempted to lure an 8-year-old Jewish girl into his vehicle.

Connecticut man arrested for trying to kidnap Jewish girl

Help Sara

Rare painful disease strikes haredi mother of 4

Initially, she experienced relief with over-the-counter painkillers, but over time the pain became more severe and debilitating.

Rare painful disease strikes haredi mother of 4

Help provide life-saving treatment for Riki

Riki is suffering from Leukemia. We can give Riki and her parents the most precious gift of all: a cure, a life.

Help provide life-saving treatment for Riki

Achdut Israel:

Slate #8 channeling support to those left behind by war

In the wake of the devastating events of October 7, a new organization has emerged with a singular, urgent focus: ensuring that reserve soldiers, their families, widows, orphans, and amputees are not forgotten.

Slate #8 channeling support to those left behind by war

UK:

Hooded thug rips mezuza off London synagogue, kosher restaurant

Hooded thug rips mezuza off London synagogue and kosher restaurant, in what restaurant owner calls, 'an antisemitic hate crime.'

Hooded thug rips mezuza off London synagogue, kosher restaurant

Help cure her:

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

For Sara Rosensweig of Jerusalem, a 36-year-old mother of four, CRPS is not just four letters, but the meaning of her life.

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

Antisemitism in France:

French Rabbi attacked and bitten

Nine-year-old son of Orléans Rabbi witnesses violent attack against his father, attacker was arrested shortly after.

French Rabbi attacked and bitten

Fallen soldier's family voices concern over renewed Gaza fighting

The parents of fallen American-Israeli soldier Captain Omer Neutra voiced concerns over Israel’s renewed military operations in Gaza, arguing that airstrikes endanger the remaining hostages rather than securing their return.

Fallen soldier's family voices concern over renewed Gaza fighting

NYC strips three yeshivas of 'school' status

Three more New York City yeshivas lose status and funding over secular education standards.

NYC strips three yeshivas of 'school' status

New mikveh to be built in Debrecen, Hungary

Debrecen, Hungary, announces construction of new mikveh in historic Jewish quarter. 'This represents more than just a building project - it's a symbol of renewal.'

New mikveh to be built in Debrecen, Hungary

Eli Sharabi:

'Saying Shema Yisrael in captivity gave me strength'

Hamas captivity survivor Eli Sharabi visits Lubavitcher Rebbe's gravesite, reciting the Kaddish prayer. 'With faith and unity, we can overcome anything.'

'Saying Shema Yisrael in captivity gave me strength'

Paris:

Arson attack on kosher market which was attacked in 2015

Hyper Cacher, the Paris kosher supermarket that was the scene of a terror attack in 2015, set ablaze in an arson attack.

Arson attack on kosher market which was attacked in 2015

Help cure Sara

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

For Sara Rosensweig of Jerusalem, a 36-year-old mother of four, CRPS is not just letters, but her life.

A young mother’s life is taken over by pain

Canada:

Survey reveals alarming antisemitism in British Columbia

In wake of growing concerns over antisemitism, Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver releases new survey that paints a stark picture of the challenges facing the Jewish community in British Columbia.

Survey reveals alarming antisemitism in British Columbia

Honoring Danielle:

A legacy of compassion, love - and poetry

'Music keeps Danielle's memory alive,' says Moti, father of Danielle Sonnenfeld OBM, of his efforts to honor his daughter’s memory through the Danielle Foundation.

A legacy of compassion, love - and poetry

It’s HARDER than being a single mother

She is struggling to keep a roof over her family’s head and the level of desperation and despair she feels is crushing.

It’s HARDER than being a single mother

ADL report uncovers widespread anti-Israel bias on Wikipedia

A new investigation by the ADL reveals coordinated efforts to manipulate Wikipedia content, spreading antisemitic and anti-Israel bias.

ADL report uncovers widespread anti-Israel bias on Wikipedia

Help wounded soldiers

'Giving everything to those who gave it all'

An accessible transportation project will ensure that every wounded soldier can reach rehabilitation centers, receive the treatments they need, and return home safely and with dignity. Now it’s your turn to join the mission.

'Giving everything to those who gave it all'

Due to right-wing participants:

British Chief Rabbi pulls out of antisemitism conference

Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis has withdrawn his participation in the International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem due to the 'presence of several populist politicians.'

British Chief Rabbi pulls out of antisemitism conference

Help them celebrate

86 war widows face first Passover without their husbands

Their husbands were killed in battle while defending Israel. Many of these families have lost not just their father, but their provider.

86 war widows face first Passover without their husbands

Birthright Israel Volunteer Progam sees 10,000th participant

Birthright Israel announces that Madison Stock from Woodbury, NY, is officially the 10,000th participant in the Birthright Israel volunteer program, which offers highly subsidized volunteer opportunities through its Post-October 7 Volunteer Program.

Birthright Israel Volunteer Progam sees 10,000th participant

Oscar-nominated actress says she has debt to pay for being Jewish

Debra Winger participates in protest in support for Columbia graduate facing deportation for allegedly supporting Hamas, says she regrets being raised to believe Israel is a homeland for Jews.

Oscar-nominated actress says she has debt to pay for being Jewish

Hundreds celebrated Shushan Purim at Tel Dvir

Hundreds of participants gathered to celebrate Shushan Purim at Tel Dvir, near the town of Otniel, in a festive emphasizing the Jewish history of the place.

Hundreds celebrated Shushan Purim at Tel Dvir

Antisemitism in Ireland:

Israeli businessman assaulted in Dublin Hotel

Tamir Ohayon, visiting from Tel Aviv, was confronted, verbally abused, and spat on in a Dublin hotel bar by two women accusing him of being an IDF soldier.

Israeli businessman assaulted in Dublin Hotel

Miraculous closure in Sri Lankan Megillah

A Golani Brigade soldier, who was injured during the fighting in Gaza, shared an emotional and chilling moment during the reading of the Megillah on Purim in Sri Lanka in South Asia.

Miraculous closure in Sri Lankan Megillah

Iran's Jewish community celebrates Purim

Chief Rabbi of Iran, Rabbi Yehuda Gerami, seen praying the evening service and reading the Book of Esther at the Tomb of Mordechai and Esther in the city of Hamadan.

Iran's Jewish community celebrates Purim

Don't Donate – Just Vote

Don't Donate – Just Vote! One Click Can Direct Billions to Strengthen Torah, Support Families, and Shape Israel's Future!

Don't Donate – Just Vote

Jewish families honor Ariel and Kfir Bibas with Batman costumes

Children in Israel and beyond are dressing as Batman for Purim to honor the slain Bibas brothers.

Jewish families honor Ariel and Kfir Bibas with Batman costumes

Help war orphans:

War took their fathers. Now, they struggle to survive.

Many of them are now struggling financially, unable to afford basic necessities.

War took their fathers. Now, they struggle to survive.

Can’t Stop

Transforming Duty into Delight: Purim Gifts for Soldiers

Soldiers and Reservists are on regular duty for Purim, missing out on all the festivities. Let’s bring the Purim Spirit to them!

Transforming Duty into Delight: Purim Gifts for Soldiers

Shop owner regrets backing out of Jewish festival over Israel

Isaac Henrion, the owner of Isaac's Bagels in Durham, North Carolina backed out of a local Jewish food festival because of the organizer's support for Israel, but he quickly regretted the decision.

Shop owner regrets backing out of Jewish festival over Israel

Ministers and MKs to US Congress: Temple Mount is Jewish

A group of Israeli ministers and MKs sent a letter to members of the US Congress, calling for official recognition of the Jewish people’s historical and religious connection to the Temple Mount

Ministers and MKs to US Congress: Temple Mount is Jewish

86 children orphaned after fathers die in battle

These children are experiencing excruciating loss and grief.

86 children orphaned after fathers die in battle

'Stop the Hate UK':

Freedom of speech? The event glorified Hamas

Itai Galmudy, co-founder of Stop the Hate UK, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the protests against the launch of the book 'Understanding Hamas And Why That Matters'

Freedom of speech? The event glorified Hamas

This Purim, orphans of fallen soldiers need our support

Can you imagine, it’s Purim and they have no money for wine, no money for food, no costumes for their kids?

This Purim, orphans of fallen soldiers need our support

Bride helpless as her parents' condition deteriorates

With her father in advanced stages of Parkinson’s, Rut fears she won’t reach her wedding day sufficiently prepared.

Bride helpless as her parents' condition deteriorates

Chabad 'Campus for Bibas' initiative launched

Chabad on Campus International initiative calls on Jewish students to put on tefillin in honor of the Bibas children who will never grow up to do so themselves and to light Shabbat candles in honor of Shiri Bibas.

Chabad 'Campus for Bibas' initiative launched

Aliyah tour connects thousands with opportunities in Israel

Over 2000 participants attended multiple Aliyah fairs and events, gaining essential services and expert guidance on the Aliyah process and their numerous options.

Aliyah tour connects thousands with opportunities in Israel

Belgian court acquits antisemitic columnist

A Ghent court has ruled that Herman Brusselmans did not cross criminal boundaries with his comments against Jews and the war in Gaza.

Belgian court acquits antisemitic columnist

Bring Purim Joy

BAFFLING: These orphaned children would rather skip Purim

With Purim serving as a painful reminder of her father’s absence, this war-orphaned child would rather stay home.

BAFFLING: These orphaned children would rather skip Purim

New York:

Bus full of Hasidim overturned, dozens injured

A bus full of yeshiva students from the Skver Hasidic community overturned while on its way to a Sheva Berachos for the Rebbe's great-grandson.

Bus full of Hasidim overturned, dozens injured

Help heroes' families:

What this kid has been through would break your heart

They waved goodbye as their fathers walked onto the bus that would take them to the army base. But tragically, for many of them, it was their final goodbye.

What this kid has been through would break your heart

Bukharim Community Appeals To Save Young Mother’s Life

Not long ago, everything was normal for the Yaakobi family. They had five kids in the bustling Bukharim area of Jerusalem, and life was so good. But five years ago, everything changed.

Bukharim Community Appeals To Save Young Mother’s Life

Study shows Birthright Israel's lasting impact across generations

New research reveals that Birthright alumni are significantly more likely to pass on Jewish traditions to their children, reinforcing Jewish identity across generations.

Study shows Birthright Israel's lasting impact across generations

Wedding this Thursday

Young man supporting his family can’t pay for his wedding night

He was thirteen when he took responsibility for his family. After supporting them for seven years, his wedding is at risk.

Young man supporting his family can’t pay for his wedding night

Released hostage shares a miracle from his time in Gaza

Omer Shem-Tov gives the miraculous story of how he said the Shabbat Kiddush for five months from a seemingly endless bottle of grape juice.

Released hostage shares a miracle from his time in Gaza

Arizona synagogue badly damaged in arson attack

Kahal Hasidim Jewish Community Center in Casa Grande, Arizona suffers severe damage after being engulfed in fire set overnight last week. Suspect in custody as rabbi vows to rebuild.

Arizona synagogue badly damaged in arson attack

Jewish woman murdered in her apartment in Buenos Aires

Magali Yael Levi was found dead after failing to pick up her children from school. Security cameras recorded the housekeeper leaving with another person.

Jewish woman murdered in her apartment in Buenos Aires

In the freezing cold:

New synagogue dedicated in central Siberia

Jewish community in Tyumen, Siberia, celebrates dedication of new synagogue, attended by Russian Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar.

New synagogue dedicated in central Siberia

Ukrainian Jews remain hopeful amid tensions with Washington

'Nothing will prevent us from celebrating joyfully,' Ukraine's Rabbi Mayer Stambler says.

Ukrainian Jews remain hopeful amid tensions with Washington

Nova Music Festival Exhibition coming to Toronto

The Lawfare Project brings exhibition honoring the victims and survivors of the terrorist attack at the Nova Music Festival to Canada for the first time next month.

Nova Music Festival Exhibition coming to Toronto

King's College:

Jewish student forced to hide in room as mob tries to breach door

Student organizer of event on reconciliation between Iranians and Israelis forced to hide in chaplaincy room with the door locked as anti-Israel mob that shouted down event tries to break in.

Jewish student forced to hide in room as mob tries to breach door

Help Sruli & Esther save their only child

Lali's last chance - Esther & Sruli were ecstatic at the birth of their only child, born after five years of yearning.

Help Sruli & Esther save their only child

Tragedy in New York:

Hassidic man killed on way home from wedding

Rabbi Mordechai Zafir was traveling home with his son on Route 17 in Orange County, NY, when another car collided with him head-on, killing him and seriously injuring his son.

Hassidic man killed on way home from wedding

Baruch Levine to Arutz Sheva:

'Music evokes nostalgia'

'People express their emotions differently; they cry or laugh. I write music. That's the language of my soul,' Baruch Levine says about the 10/7 massacre.

'Music evokes nostalgia'

David Schwimmer:

‘Stand up, speak up against antisemitism’

David Schwimmer rallies Hollywood to stand against Jewish hate: ‘Nobody’s asking you to solve the conflict in the Middle East.'

‘Stand up, speak up against antisemitism’

Saved from cremation:

Legal battle over deceased Jewish author

French court rules to respect Jewish writer's wish to be buried according to Jewish law, despite objections of his eldest daughter, who planned to cremate him.

Legal battle over deceased Jewish author

World Mizrachi and Netflix star have found a match

World Mizrachi has launched a strategic partnership to create The Jewish Matchmaking Movement together with Aleeza Ben Shalom, star of the Netflix series “Jewish Matchmaking”.

World Mizrachi and Netflix star have found a match

No child should grieve alone, especially on Purim

This Purim, we can bring light into the lives of those who have paid the heaviest price for our country’s security and give them the gift of healing.

No child should grieve alone, especially on Purim

Hebrew Union College announces sale of part of LA campus

Weeks after selling NYC building, Hebrew Union College sells part of LA campus to USC.

Hebrew Union College announces sale of part of LA campus

This bride’s greatest wish isn't what you think

After losing everything to her father's illness, this orphaned bride has one month to create a wedding from nothing - and one chance to see her widowed mother smile again.

This bride’s greatest wish isn't what you think

Former Antisemitism Envoy:

Why Deborah Lipstadt refuses to teach at Columbia

Former US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism Deborah Lipstadt says she will not serve as a 'fig leaf' to cover for Columbia University's failure to deal with serious incidents of antisemitism.

Why Deborah Lipstadt refuses to teach at Columbia

Russia:

Terrorist who planned attack on synagogue eliminated

When FSB arrived to arrest the terrorist, a gunbattle ensued, at the end of which, the terrorist was eliminated.

Terrorist who planned attack on synagogue eliminated

After comeback win:

YU advances to NCAA Division III Championship

The Yeshiva University Maccabees defeated the Farmingdale Rams 81-78, in the Skyline Conference Championship Final after trailing for most of the game.

YU advances to NCAA Division III Championship

Russia:

Heavy sentences for participants of antisemitic Dagestan riot

Russian courts have sentenced five individuals to eight to ten years in prison for participating in a riot against Jewish and Israeli passengers in the Republic of Dagestan.

Heavy sentences for participants of antisemitic Dagestan riot

Connecting Israel & Diaspora: From the Netherlands to Israel

Watch the third episode of a new series - Israelis connect with their brethren around the world and talk about the challenges they each face, 'finding it amusing that each side believes that the challenges facing the other are more stressful.'

Connecting Israel & Diaspora: From the Netherlands to Israel

Israeli flags confiscated from Jewish group touring Auschwitz

Polish Museum defends the removal of Israeli flags bearing hostage ribbons from Bushey Synagogue tour group.

Israeli flags confiscated from Jewish group touring Auschwitz

New Resilience Center provides vital support for Lone Soldiers

Co-established by Nefesh B’Nefesh and Friends of the IDF (FIDF), the center provides comprehensive mental health services and emotional support for Lone Soldiers returning to civilian life – in Israel and the USA

New Resilience Center provides vital support for Lone Soldiers

Watch:

Jewish teens fill Times Square with unapologetic Jewish pride

7,000 Jewish teens from 60 countries filled Times Square on Saturday night, singing, dancing, and declaring their Jewish pride in the most public square on earth. After a year of challenges, they didn’t gather to explain who they are. They came to live it—out loud and together.

Jewish teens fill Times Square with unapologetic Jewish pride

'2-State Solution strangled'

Reform rabbi 'snapped' over Bibas family murders

Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch, the senior rabbi at the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York City, says 'the concretization and normalization of pure evil in the face of pure innocence' in the murders of the Bibas children crushed his hopes for 2 states living in peace in his lifetime.

Reform rabbi 'snapped' over Bibas family murders

Polish archaeology students discover history at Jewish cemetery

Archaeology students excavating Warsaw’s main Jewish cemetery are uncovering a forgotten world.

Polish archaeology students discover history at Jewish cemetery

Brooklyn Rabbi calls to pray for President Trump

Rabbi Moshe Landa of Williamsburg instructed his congregation to pray for President Donald Trump during Sabbath services, deviating from traditional political neutrality in the Hasidic community.

Brooklyn Rabbi calls to pray for President Trump

New poll:

Most American Jews say they rarely or never pray

The proportion of Jews that hardly if ever pray is far higher than among other religious communities, with 58% describing their prayer frequency as seldom or never.

Most American Jews say they rarely or never pray

Watch:

Yeshiva students celebrate Adar with wounded soldiers

Dozens of yeshiva students gathered in the rehabilitation department of Tel Hashomer Hospital for a celebratory Rosh Chodesh Adar prayer service with wounded IDF soldiers.

Yeshiva students celebrate Adar with wounded soldiers

Rose Girone, world's oldest Holocaust survivor, dead at 113

Rose freed her husband from Buchanwald, lived in the Japan-controlled Shanghai Ghetto, and taught until the age of 102.

Rose Girone, world's oldest Holocaust survivor, dead at 113

Judaism behind bars:

Ukraine's Prison Rabbi meets Chief Rabbi of Israel Prison Service

Rabbi Yonatan Markovitch, Chief Rabbi of Kyiv and the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine's Prison System, met with his Israeli counterpart, Chief Prison Rabbi Eyal Salman, to foster collaboration and discuss halachic issues concerning inmates.

Ukraine's Prison Rabbi meets Chief Rabbi of Israel Prison Service

Help orphan bride:

Tragedy shocks Migdal Haemek

Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman and the tight-knit community of Migdal HaEmek are grappling with grief after the sudden passing of R' Tzion, a respected figure known for his dedication to communal service.

Tragedy shocks Migdal Haemek

Help hero's family:

Fresh widow leaves Bituach Leumi office in tears

Chagit’s reservist husband Natan was killed in a drone strike. She has discovered a shocking challenge of widowhood: bureaucracy.

Fresh widow leaves Bituach Leumi office in tears

Orphan bride needs you:

Just as her father would have wanted

Just days before the engagement of his daughter, Rabbi Tzion was preparing for what should have been the happiest day of his daughter’s life.

Just as her father would have wanted

First time in decades:

How a small delegation of US Jews got to Syria

'Everyone was so excited, the people are so kind and really, very, very nice,' Jewish delegate to Syria Rabbi Asher Lopatin says.

How a small delegation of US Jews got to Syria

'A shared pain'

Jewish communities commemorate victims of massacre

Thousands of Azerbaijani Jews around the world gather for prayers in commemoration of Khojaly massacre, parallel to the ceremonies held in Israel.

Jewish communities commemorate victims of massacre

Israel Heritage Foundation urges Senate to confirm Huckabee

The Israel Heritage Foundation called on the Senate to confirm Mike Huckabee's appointment as US Ambassador to Israel, calling him an 'exceptional choice' for the position.

Israel Heritage Foundation urges Senate to confirm Huckabee

'You'll pay in blood'

Jewish school in Holland receives terrifying threats

Police are searching 31-year-old man suspect who possibly fled to Turkey after he threatened to murder three Jewish schoolchildren as revenge for the war in Gaza.

Jewish school in Holland receives terrifying threats

Icy Nights:

Army tents lacking amid freezing night temperatures

Army tents in the Golan Heights are no match for the night’s ice, windchill and subzero temperatures. Join Shomrei Yisrael to help our soldiers sleep well.

Army tents lacking amid freezing night temperatures

Soldiers Face Bitter Nights in Northern Buffer Zones

Soldiers sleeping in field tents face harsh winters without the necessary equipment. Public support is needed to help them fight despite the winter weather.

Soldiers Face Bitter Nights in Northern Buffer Zones

18-Month-Old Benny Has Cancer. His Family Needs You!

Benny was born 18 months ago, bringing with him great joy to his parents. A healthy, thriving baby, he was their sunshine. But six weeks ago, he suddenly became sick. Very, very sick.

18-Month-Old Benny Has Cancer. His Family Needs You!

Is Rabbi Kahane making a comeback on social media?

Zionist influencers and activists crossed swords on social media after a prominent activist posted a video of the right-wing rabbi and politician.

Is Rabbi Kahane making a comeback on social media?

Nearly 1,000 Orthodox rabbis:

'Gov. Huckabee uniquely suited to be US Amb. to Israel'

The Rabbinical Alliance of America, representing over 950 Orthodox rabbis across North America, called on the Senate to confirm the nomination of Mike Huckabee as America's next Ambassador to Israel.

'Gov. Huckabee uniquely suited to be US Amb. to Israel'

Little Brachi needs your help

The treatments failed, and Brachi’s condition is deteriorating. But then, a glimmer of hope appeared—a groundbreaking trial in Michigan, offering promising results for young children like her.

Little Brachi needs your help

Jerusalem Couple Found Their Miracle And Now Helps Others

Creating Life represents the first organization in Israel specifically focused on funding egg donation procedures for Israeli couples.

Jerusalem Couple Found Their Miracle And Now Helps Others










































































































































































































































































































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