BBC apologizes for Glastonbury; Bob Vylan: I said what I said
The incident, which aired to millions of viewers worldwide, has forced the network to issue a formal apology and announce sweeping changes to its live event broadcasting policies.
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Activists destroy $1M in Ukraine aid thinking it was for Israel
More than 100 pro-Palestinian vandals inflicted over $1.1 million in damage to Ukrainian military equipment during a raid on a Belgian defense facility.
Despite Iran war: Jewish volunteers remain in Israel
A group of Masa’s volunteer program landed in Israel just days before the Israeli military operation against Iran began; "there’s truly nowhere else I’d rather be," 19-year-old volunteer says.
Compromise emerges between top Haredi Rabbi and key backer of Ultra-Orthodox soldiers
Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, a senior leader of the Lithuanian-Haredi community, met in Los Angeles with businessman David Hager, a central supporter of the Netzah Yehuda Foundation. Hager proposes a compromise: enlist one-third of the quota set for ultra-Orthodox men into IDF combat units.
WATCH: Taglit participants party their way to safety on luxury cruise
Despite the dramatic voyage, it appears that during their journey to Cyprus, Taglit passengers seized the opportunity to decompress with a spectacular party that many Israelis cannot enjoy these days, while under fire.
Teens who made aliyah find purpose through specialized program
NCSY Israel celebrates decade of supporting young olim as they integrate into Israeli society and military service.
UK official's shocking Holocaust video goes viral
A serving British parish councilor has ignited a firestorm of criticism after being secretly filmed at a political rally. "World Jewry declared war on Germany in the Second World War. They were bankrupting them from the Treaty of Versailles, they were blockading the food and everything. They were starving them out," he said.
Yellow ribbons for hostages cut down in London Jewish neighborhood
A video circulating on social media shows three unidentified individuals walking through a Jewish neighborhood in the British capital, carrying a ladder and scissors, and removing yellow ribbons tied to lampposts in support of Israeli hostages held by the Hamas terrorist organization.
Shavuot 2025: Everything you need to know
This year, Shavuot will begin on the evening of Sunday, June 1, 2025, and end the following evening on Monday, June 2. Here's everything you need to know about one of the major festivals on the Jewish calendar.
Photos reveal how Bible sustained Jews worldwide for centuries
Rare biblical manuscript worth $38 million goes on display at ANU Museum of the Jewish People just before Shavuot holiday.