Prayer Book Boycott over Prayer for Soldiers
Wave of support for boycott on prayer books (siddurim) without Prayer for Soldiers.
Wave of support for boycott on prayer books (siddurim) without Prayer for Soldiers.
Rabbi Lau calls to learn about how Jews died, but more importantly, about how they lived.
Jewish groups prepare for the Third Temple with a sample sacrifice for Passover.
Rabbi Herschel Schacter, a leading figure in the American Jewish community, has passed away at age 95.
Soldiers and yeshiva students work together to make Passover happy for needy families.
With Passover less than three weeks away, matzah factories are in full gear.
Rabbi sends letter to farmers calling for prayer as locusts threaten crops.
Shas Minister admits that local rabbis, burial groups wrongly impose strict gender separation, insult women.
Police data shows 10.5 million trips to the Western Wall in 2012. Israel finally expands Kotel facilities.
Terror attack survivor Asael Shabo, who lost his mother and three siblings, has a message of hope for Purim.
Jewish students from Russia meet IDF soldiers, talk about identity and the Russian Israeli experience.
American Jewish activists praised. 'Whatever you do in life, you can still do remarkable things for the Jewish people.'
Rabbi warns that focus on self-fulfillment leaves marriages in trouble.
Israel’s next Master Chef is a former German Christian who converted to Judaism. He shared his story.
Terrorists fail to cause death in Israel, switch to attacking Jews and Israelis worldwide with attacks in Bulgaria, India, and elsewhere.
Major storm no obstacle for Chabad’s Jewish outreach gathering.
Bible Contest winners talk about what makes the Bible Quiz in Israel special, what makes it hard, and what Bible learning means to them.
Rabbinit Rachel Neriya is laid to rest. Her dedication, kindness are remembered.
Young soldier recalls his journey from northeastern India to Kiryat Arba to the IDF.
Poland’s top court bans ritual slaughter, but move is largely symbolic due to new EU rules.
Lawyer for synagogue bomb plot convicts argues, ‘No reasonable terrorist organization would have hired these guys.’
New York begins recovery as Sandy abates. Thirty-eight people killed by storm.
Holocaust survivors belatedly celebrated their coming-of-age in a moving ceremony at the Western Wall.
The Seret-Vizhnitz community in Haifa was appalled to find that its long-term “Sabbath gentile” is actually a Jew.
Solomon Dwek sentenced for bank fraud scheme. Dwek, 39, helped FBI in massive corruption sting in the Jewish community.
Jewish graves in New Zealand were painted with Nazi slogans in attack condemned as "vile desecration."
A Quebec party is planning to ban public employees from wearing religious headgear, including kippahs.
An Israeli with political influence in the U.S. has been arrested on suspicion of fraud, possible extortion.
Tel Aviv bathers will see the Sabbath in the sky as Chabad activists’ special glider takes to the air.
Jewish gymnast Aly Raisman reveals she chose the tune to her gold-medal routine in honor of the Israelis murdered in the 1972 Games.
Israelis from all walks of life celebrate the completion of another round of Talmud studies.
American teens are charged with attacks on Jewish camp that injured one counselor and left children fearing for their lives.
Libyan rabbi’s burial is to be complete, 67 years after he was slaughtered in riots abetted by British soldiers.
A broken phone and an accident while rollerblading led a Kuwaiti Muslim man to discover his Jewish roots.
A hareidi young man with seven charities to his name will carry the Olympic Torch in London.
Police in Fort Lauderdale have released a surveillance video showing businessman Guma Aguiar boarding his ship.
New York’s Jewish population is on the rise after decades of decline. Researchers credit orthodox birthrates.
A Jewish man was killed by a train in New York. Volunteers devastated as they recognize their friend.
A young man from Moscow’s Georgian Jewish community was murdered on Friday.
Soldiers, police, paramedics, rabbis and ordinary Israelis are each doing their part to prepare for the holiest day of the Jewish year.
An arson attack has left one of the last remaining Jews in the Galilee village of Pekiin facing the demolition of his home.
Chabad youth check Israel’s mezuzahs, find only 40 percent kosher. One scroll was covered in Christian imagery.
A grassroots group is hoping to see all Jews keep at least one Sabbath together, in order to create unity, merit a good year, and...
Rabbi Abuhatzeira saved the people of Israel from evil decrees through his brutal death, leading rabbis say.
Outposts will be built “next to every concentration of hareidis in Judea and Samaria.”
The "Three Weeks" of gradually-increasing mourning over the destruction of the Holy Temples and Israel's exile begins today.
A new wide-page design for Arutz Sheva’s English language website is about to go online, as readership grows.
A futuristic vision of a newscast on the “Beit HaMikdash” (Holy Temple) channel has been produced by Emunah College student Kayla Krauss.
No one can learn the Bible better than being in Israel, as second graders learned by visiting the burial site of the Biblical Yehoshua (Joshua).
A Libyan Jewish organization formally recognizes the rebel shadow government and hopes to reconcile Jews to the country.
Israel’s ambassador to Spain posted a farewell message describing ‘hatred and anti-Semitism” he suffered during his four-year tenure.
Two American businessmen have purchased the troubled Beitar Jerusalem soccer team.
The building permit has finally been issued for construction of a $100 million Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem.
Senior police officials quietly went at dawn to the ancient fortress of Masada to attend a graduation and inscribe a letter in a new Torah scroll.
Stefan and Maria Magenheim, who saved a Jewish child's life during the Holocaust, will be honored by Yad Vashem as Righteous Among the Nations.
To provide for their families Haredi women are venturing beyond traditional occupations and have entered architecture and interior design
In an attempt to spread the national religion of hockey, Canadian Friends of Hebrew University will be awarding an athletic scholarship.
A massive photographic treasure documenting the Jewish presence in the Old City of Jerusalem long before 1948 was unearthed last month in th
The United States, joined by American Jewish groups, has called on the United Nations to sack its rapporteur on PA rights, Richard Falk.
Yaakov Peri, former Israeli Security Agency chief, describes his amazement at a meeting with the Lubavitcher Rebbe.