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Historian Details Nazi Outreach in Arab World

Historian Jeffrey Herf has written a book detailing the Nazi outreach to the Arab world, and linking 1940s propaganda to 21st-century hate.

'Break the Silence' Speaker: Obama's 'Alice-in-Wonderland' Gov't

A former NY governor's aide tells INN Obama has made the biggest miscalculation in US-Israel ties. "Break the Silence Rally" takes place Sunday.

Schumer Blasts White House on Israel Policy

US Jewish Democrats are beginning to publicly attack Obama's policy on Israel. Sen. Charles Schumer said the Israel-bashing "has to stop."

'South Park' Writers Warned Not to Say 'M' Word 'Mohammed'

The “South Park” television series writers have been warned that the “M” word -- Mohammed --is off-limits following threats by American jihadists.

Police OK with Nationalist March in Shiloach

Sunday's march will be limited to 70 people and a 700 meter route; weapons will be banned.

Massive Anti-Obama Rally Set for Sunday in New York

Thousands of Americans are preparing to demonstrate in New York against the Obama administration's increasing hostility towards Israel.

Or Ashoel Wins Int'l Bible Quiz, Netanyahu's Son Wins 3rd Place

The winner of Tuesday's International Bible Quiz kept the family tradition, following her father's footsteps 27 years later.

Immigrant Rabbi: My 1st Independence Day as an Israeli

Rabbi Shimshon Nadel made immigrated to Israel last summer and is now celebrating Israel's Independence Day for the first time ever as an Israeli

Happy Birthday to You, Israel 62

Israel’s 62nd birthday began at Mount Herzl ceremony with clear message: Jerusalem is united. (Links to videos on Israel at article end)

Deputy Foreign Minister Ayalon's Message for Diaspora Jews

Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon sends a message to Jews in the Diaspora for Israel's Independence Day.

Learning the Lessons Behind the Military Graves

In addition to paying respects to fallen soldiers, many come to military cemeteries Monday to hear the stories of the heroes and be inspired.

New 'Jews for Palin Group' 'Takes Aim at Obama

A new US Jewish group is openly supportive of Sarah Palin, but its bottom-line goal appears to be opposition to Obama and his anti-Israel tilt.

Top Science Students Awarded

Twelve of Israel's top doctoral students in the sciences will be given the prestigious Adams Award for their work.

President Warns Iran: Don't Underestimate Us

Peres: Iran must not underestimate our abilities. A threat to the Jewish nation is an opening to a threat against the entire civilized world.

Britain's Conservative Candidate Appeals to Jewish Vote

Britain's Conservative party candidate is hoping to persuade Jews to support his bid to become the country's next prime minister.

Photo Essay: Boombamela Festival Welcomes Torah Outreach

An inspiring story on why a secular beach festival welcomes Torah outreach and why the rabbis who come feel they make a difference.

Call to World Jewry in Face of Nuclear Threat

Veteran commentator Shaul Schiff says world Jewry has forsaken its obligation to stand up for its Israeli brethren; quotes Rabbi Soloveitchik.

Posthumous Award for the King who Saved Jews

King Boris III of Bulgaria receives a posthumous award for saving his country's Jews during the Holocaust.

Goldstone Won't Attend Grandson's Bar Mitzva

Judge Richard Goldstone won't be at his grandson's bar mitzva due to South African Jews' anger over his UN report.

Tuesday Night Live to Feature Memorial Day Special on Sunday

Tuesday Night Live in Jerusalem will hold a Memorial Day special featuring Israeli war hero General Doron Almog of the Entebbe operation.

TV Celeb Visits Jews in Samaria, Says it Was 'Revolutionary'

Noted TV/radio broadcaster Avri Gilad visited Samaria on Wednesday, and in his next show described it as causing an “awareness revolution.”

AACI – Blending into Israeli Society while Staying Anglo

A visit to the new AACI center, where North Americans meet to better acclimate to Israeli society while spending time with "people like them."

Artist: 'Living in Israel Added Color to my Paintings'

Artist Geula Twerski talks about the connection between Aliyah and her paintings.

Demjanjuk, Accused of Nazi Crimes, Says He Is German Victim

”Ivan the Terrible” Demjanjuk testified at his war crimes trial that not only is he not guilty, but that also he is “a victim."

Kyrgyzstan Jews in Danger; Anti-Semites Attack Chabad Synagogue

Anti-Semites in Kyrgyzstan, which has no history of anti-Semitism, firebombed its only synagogue following last week’s rebellion.

France Halts Egyptian Anti-Semitic Broadcasts

The French government has ordered a satellite carrier to halt broadcasts by an anti-Semitic Egyptian TV channel.

Greece Opening Door to Try Eichmann Aide Who May Be in Syria

Greece is set to repeal a law and open the way to try to extradite Alois Brunner, Eichmann’s aide who was last known to be hiding in Syria.

After South Africa’s Latest Racist Murder, 'None of Us are Safe'

White supremacists worry in South Africa: Two white farmers are murdered weekly; Al-Qaeda threatens to “blow up” the upcoming World Cup games.

Lifelong Trauma Destroys Lives of Some Holocaust Survivors

Some Holocaust survivors never get past the horrors they encountered during the Nazi regime. The trauma has destroyed their lives.

'Openly Anti-Semitic' Party Gains Power in Hungary

Victory in Hungary for the center-right Fidesz and far-right Jobbik parties. Jobbik is accused of anti-Semitism, racial hate.

Holocaust Survivors' Art Exhibit to Open at Yad Vashem

A new exhibition features works of art by Holocaust survivors who open a window into the world of terror they experienced in the Nazi genocide.

Anti-Semitism Incidents Double in 2009

Many attribute it to Israel's response to the Kassam rockets from Gaza - but experts say that's just an excuse for "pre-organized anti-Semitism."

Observing Sabbath Saved Life of Poland’s Chief Rabbi

Observing the Sabbath saved the lives the chief rabbi, and other Jews who declined to fly on the ill-fated plane on the Day of Rest.

Hungarian Jews Demonstrate Against Anti-Semitism

More than 1,000 Hungarian Jews demonstrated in Budapest last week to protest anti-Semitic incidents ahead of national elections set for April 11.

Developments in the Japan Yeshiva Boys Case

Prosecution waived the chance to appeal "light" six-year sentence of one youth; another one spoke of his faith and got in trouble.

Cabinet to Grant Electric Rate Cuts for Holocaust Survivors

The Cabinet, several hours before Holocaust Remembrance Day, is granting a cut in electricity fees for Holocaust survivors.

Children of Light and Darkness: Goering’s Brother Saved Jews

Albert Goering, the brother of Nazi mastermind Hermann who planned the murder of millions of Jews, risked his life to save Jews in the Holocaust.

Jews Return to Yad Yair

Former residents of the destroyed community of Yad Yair return home to sleep for the night.

Expert: Zionism Experienced "Near Death Experience"

Dr. Yitzchak Klein, Director of the Israel Policy Institute in Jerusalem, chaired a panel on "Renewing Zionism" at the Ramle Conference.

Research Dispels Myth that US Jews Are Detached from Israel

Hebrew University researchers found to their surprise that recent polls claiming that more American Jews are detached from Israel are inaccurate.

Ottawa: Anti-Semites Attempt Machete Murder of Israel Supporters

An Israeli and a pro-Israel friend, students at Carleton U., were nearly killed by a group of assailants, one of whom hurled a machete at them.

Mimouna Festival: More Dignified This Year

The central post-Passover Mimouna celebrations took on a different aura this year: Not crowded and noisy, but rather dignified and cultured.

Betar/Jabotinsky Photos and Souvenirs Surface

Even now, 70 years after his death, heretofore unknown photos of Zionist leader Ze'ev Jabotinsky continue to surface.

Chabad and Israeli Activists Tour Samaria

More than 1,000 Chabad-Lubavitch Hassidim and Land of Israel activists toured Samaria over the interim days of the Passover holiday.

Police to Temple Mount Activist: Psychiatrist Must OK Your Entry

Police have insulted Temple Mount activist leader Yehuda Glick saying he must undergo psychiatric treatment before being allowed to enter the site.

Rabbi Lau, Sharansky to Lead March of the Living

Students from over 30 nations and thousands of others will take part in next week's March of the Living in Poland, led by Sharansky and Rabbi Lau.

Israeli Arabs Like Matzoh

During the week of Passover, most Jews are eating only unleavened bread. But oddly enough, Arabs are also eating matzoh.

Video: Natan Sharansky – The Heroism and Courage of Aliyah

An exciting and inspiring interview with former Prisoner of Zion, Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky, on Aliyah, Zionism and Judaism

Creating a Happy Passover for Jewish Families in Samaria

The Samaria Regional Council distributed more than 500 food packages to needy families for the Passover holiday.

Police Allow Limited Number of Jews on Temple Mount

Police let small groups of Jews to ascend the Temple Mount. A PA news site claimed Arabs guards repelled Jews from “slaughtering cattle” there

TNL#47: Meet the Veteran Immigrants in Jerusalem

Ari and Jeremy take to the streets of Jerusalem to discuss immigration and absorption with veteran Olim (immigrants to israel)

Public Invited to Seek Temple-Time Artifacts

The City of David invites the public this Passover to join the exciting search for ancient artifacts in rubble taken from the Temple Mount.

IDF Prepares for Passover

The IDF prepares for Passover with strong defense on borders, Torah lessons, and 71 tons of matzah.

Hevron's Two-Day Festive Holiday Event

Coming up: Hevron Jewish Community's twice-yearly holiday extravaganza. Tens of thousands, including famous performers, will participate.

Video: Pre-Passover Days of Kindness

Arutz Sheva TV joins one of the Hessed organizations during the days of charity and goodness before the festival of Pesach.

'Sample Seder' for New Olim

Hundreds of new immigrants from Ethiopia are hosted for a sample Passover seder, their first ever.

Klezmer Legend Giora Feidman Releases 40th CD

Witty, philosophical and humble at age 73, Israeli clarinetist Giora Feidman has released his 40th CD in about 40 years.

Supreme Court: No Passover Sacrifice Again This Year

The Supreme Court has rejected a petition to enable Jews to offer the Passover Sacrifice this coming Monday, the eve of the holiday.

Campaign to Help 1,500 Yesha Families

A joint initiative of Bnai Israel Matzoh and Hevron's "Hachnasat Orchim" is helping nearly 1,500 families with food and a check for Passover.

Talent Event Empowers Youth in Samaria

Samaria (Shomron) Council head about local youth talent event: "We see great importance in empowering our youth - the future of our communities"