Meet young olim who have found success in the Holy Land
Ahead of Aliyah Day, Israel Hayom offers a look at young immigrants who are flourishing and thriving in Israel.
Ahead of Aliyah Day, Israel Hayom offers a look at young immigrants who are flourishing and thriving in Israel.
The group, founded in 2015 by philanthropists Dr. Miriam and Sheldon Adelson, currently maintains a presence on 80 campuses across North America.
Dina Melpomeni, 92, reunited with Jewish siblings she risked her life to keep safe from the Nazis, their children, and grandchildren. Yossi Mor, 77: They fed us, they gave us medicine, they gave us the protection, everything … She [Dina] loved me very much.
Survey by Jewish Leadership Council finds 87% of British Jews believe Corbyn to be anti-Semitic. Prominent British rabbi warns a Corbyn-led government "would pose a danger to Jewish life as we know it." Corbyn: Anti-Semitism and racism is an evil within our society. I’ve done everything to confront it throughout my life, and will always do so."
“What is Judaism? Is it a religion, nation, culture or peoplehood?” posed one session.
"Judaism is the greatest honor. The Jewish community in Montenegro is unique and I feel honored to be its rabbi," Chabad emmissary Ari Edelkopf says upon his appointment.
Deputy Director of the Van Leer Institute Dr. Yochi Fisher says that the discourse about "religification" and "secularization" in Israel is inaccurate as well as polarizing: The more open the religious become to secular institutions, the more secularism must test its liberal boundaries, she explains.
The 33-page dossier “reveals the disturbing truth about anti-Semitism at one of the highest-regarded universities in the United States."
Emmanuel Macron calls 53,820-square-foot European Judaism Center "an act of faith in the future." Center to serve as a "place of exchange," hosts 600-seat synagogue.
An appeal by StopAntisemitism.org was launched in response to the CAIR chapter in Georgia, urging Georgia State University to end its relationship with the project Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange due to its partnership with Israel.
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