Hungary says EU's 'irresponsible' migrant policy is threat to Jews
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's office said on Monday an "irresponsible" migration policy on the part of the European Union...
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Will case of Dead Sea Scrolls, online aliases end with jail?
Raphael Golb's conviction was not quite like any other: using online aliases to discredit his father's adversary in a scholarly...
Friends separated by the Holocaust reunite in California
When Alice Gerstel bid an emotional farewell to her family's closest friends in October 1941, she was hopeful she'd see...
Anne Frank House employee barred from wearing kippah
Of all the places on earth, the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam prohibited its Jewish employees from wearing kippot. The...
Holocaust letters contained 'a lot of hope,' exhibit shows
"Hope to see you in good health, a thousand kisses, mommy," were the last words Betty's mother wrote to her...
Descendants of Nazis organize pro-Israel marches around the world
Thirty-five cities in Europe, the United States and Latin America will hold marches to mark Israel's 70th anniversary next month...
Tens of thousands attend priestly blessing ceremony at Western Wall
Tens of thousands of Jews gathered at the Western Wall in Jerusalem on Monday to attend a mass prayer for...
Scholar who triggered Holocaust debate mulls new Polish law
As the most hated intellectual in Poland, Jan Gross contends with online abuse, government hostility and threats of prosecution. So...
Israeli American Council celebrates 10 years of activity
Dr. Miriam and Sheldon Adelson will be donating $13 million to the Israeli American Council, the organization of Israelis in the...
Jewish pilgrimage in West Bank a rare sign of Israeli-Palestinian cooperation
The Israeli armored convoy rolls into the Judea and Samaria town of Jericho and comes to a halt outside a...