Ever since they were slaughtered in the ravine of death, the thousands of victims of the Babi Yar massacre were never given the appropriate memorial at the site where the atrocity took place. Now, using advanced technology, a new museum being built there will take every visitor back to the past. In an interview to Israel Hayom, the museum’s artistic director Ilya Khrzhanovsky says, “It’s for our people.”
“As a vulnerable minority, Jews feel sensitive to the rise of conspiracy theories – particularly in non-democratic governments which use scapegoating of minorities, and especially Jews, to deflect from their own failures,” Anti-Defamation League’s Senior Vice President of International Affairs Dr. Sharon S. Nazarian says.
In conversation with Jewish Agency chief Isaac Herzog, Canadian-Jewish actor gets invitation to "tour around the country and get to know the fascinating Israeli mosaic." Herzog claims Rogen agreed that Israel "must exist."
The book, which he read during Tisha B'Av, made him realize he was not "fully educated" regarding anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist conspiracy theories, the actor says.
Social distancing directives prevent traditional mass prayer service at the Western Wall.
Miguel Morantinos, a former Spanish Foreign Affairs minister, will be responsible for enhancing a system-wide response to bias.
Ongoing coronavirus crisis has led to a 116% increase in aliyah applications from all of Latin America since 2019, with 140 Brazilian Jews having arrived since March.
Series of talks organized by Yeshivat Hakotel and hosted by prominnet rabbies sees record attendace. “This gathering is a clear sign of the coming redemption," says Rabbi Baruch Weider.
How can Rabbi Abraham Cooper "stand behind the vile teachings of the Talmud?" rapper tweets after Rabbi Abraham Cooper appears on a podcast hosted by Nick Cannon, who recently came under fire for anti-Semitic comments.
Knesset Research Center noted that immigration inquiries were down 19%, especially with respect to applications from the former Soviet Union, where the Jewish Agency had to temporarily shutter its offices due to the coronavirus.
