Jewish World

"I'm happy to be here. I'm excited to start school, but a bit afraid of the Hebrew,” Dmir Gasimov, a 9-year-old who made aliyah from Ukraine says.

An outline of the plan seeks to establish a new department dealing with such instances within the Austrian Chancellery Office.

"When black movements are undermined, it leads to more violence against black people, including black Jews," ad reads.

Benoam organization suggests that everyone who blows a shofar to mark the new year do so at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19, to encourage unity and avoid crowding at places of worship.

Cocooned among plastic-sheeted cubicles stacked high with sacred books, Jewish seminary students have found a way to keep their studies in Israel going safely amid the coronavirus outbreak.

A new policy paper published by Reut Group posits that Jewish organizations in America have the opportunity to renew their alliance with the black community.

Office of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy issues statement confirming that leader has agreed to request from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to restrict annual pilgrimage for fear it will cause coronavirus outbreak.

State Medical Board of Ohio nixes Lara Kollab, who was fired from the Cleveland Clinic after the facility learned about the virulent anti-Semitic content she was posting online.

French President Emmanuel Macron promises “all will be done” to locate the perpetrators of the desecration in Oradour-Sur-Glane, whose residents were massacred in June 1944.

Israeli health officials say that crowded synagogues pose a significant risk of promoting the transmission of coronavirus.