Can the Jewish global village survive under COVID?
Many Jewish communities have had to adapt by reimagining their relationships with Israel – and with each other.
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?
Jewish Agency head Isaac Herzog, Immigration and Absorption Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata to depart for Addis Ababa to accompany 500 members of Ethiopian community on their journey to Israel. Tamano-Shata: Israel cannot abandon our brothers and sisters waiting in Ethiopia.
Hundreds of organizations representing Jews of all religious and ethnic streams have signed up for the Kaddish Initiative, to take place on Saturday, Nov. 28.
Canadian PM Trudeau names former Canadian politician and human-rights advocate Irwin Cotler as country's envoy on preserving Holocaust remembrance and combating anti-Semitism. Cotler will lead the Canadian government’s delegation to the 34-member International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, while also working with Canadians, civil-society groups, and academics.
The incident was first reported by Ferris State University's newspaper. Screenshots taken by the paper show Professor Thomas Brennan tweeting, "COVID-19 is another Jewish revolution."
It has been one of several lawsuits against New York City and the state for coronavirus measures targeting Jewish neighborhoods, particularly in Brooklyn.
Event marking major holiday observed by the Ethiopian Jewish community is hosted by Atlanta Israel Coalition and Herut North America.
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