Israel's president to endorse 'roadmap for Jewish future'
The project aims to help global Jewry celebrate its diversity and act upon its shared values by working together to build a brighter future for the Jewish people and all humanity.
The project aims to help global Jewry celebrate its diversity and act upon its shared values by working together to build a brighter future for the Jewish people and all humanity.
As the Health Ministry bans large gatherings as part of its efforts to curb the spread of the coronavirus, couples who dream of a big wedding look for options abroad.
Western PA. congressman blasts Michigan Democrat for recent anti-Israel, anti-Semitic rhetoric
Supreme Court to weigh in on Jed Leiber's decadeslong mission to reclaim some 40 pieces of the Guelph Treasure, an elaborate collection owned for centuries by Germany royalty. “Germany is the proper jurisdiction for a case which involves a sale of a collection of medieval German art by German art dealers to a German state,” state-run foundation that owns the collection and runs the museum where the collection is housed, says.
Rabbi Aaron Chadash of the prestigious Mir Yeshiva died Wednesday at the age of 93, reportedly having contracted the coronavirus in October.
It acknowledges the increasing prevalence of anti-Semitism in Europe, particularly in the context of the coronavirus pandemic, and that “an increase in incidents and hate crimes is a cause of great concern.”
Many Jewish communities have had to adapt by reimagining their relationships with Israel – and with each other.
Despite her death at 23, Senesh left behind a rich literary estate, including manuscripts, photos, documents, personal items, and more.
Head of Dubai's Jewish community heralds Abraham Accords that "have finally allowed for the building of a close relationship between the Jewish community in the UAE and the State of Israel." Abraham Accords “have fueled curiosity for knowledge and education centered around the Hebrew language” among locals, Educational Hebrew Institute director says.
The president of the World Mizrachi movement is one of the most indefatigable and loyal soldiers the Jewish People has been blessed with over the past century. How many philanthropists are there in the Jewish world whose worldview and involvements are so broad, and who are still active at age 100?
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