Jewish World

The "Operation Diary" project, which Israel Hayom has been following in a series of articles in recent months, reveals new account of Miriam Sternberg Wechsler aboard the famous ship after her family was killed by the Nazis.

Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt, who heads the delegation, says that despite opposition back home, they decided to meet with Heritage Minister Rabbi Amichai Eliyahu because now is the time for "dialogue and honesty."

Prominent Jewish scholars and writers criticize the university for its apparent lack of commitment to being inclusive of all.

Andrea Wedner was the government’s last witness as prosecutors wrapped up their case against Robert Bowers, who in 2018 burst into the Tree of Life synagogue building with a military-style rifle and other weaponry and opened fire, shooting anyone he could find.

The Hardship Fund Supplemental payment was originally established to be a one-time payment, negotiated during the COVID-19 lockdowns, and eventually resulted in three supplemental payments for eligible Holocaust survivors. This year, Germany again agreed to extend the hardship payment, which was set to end in December 2023, through 2027.

Miguel Moratinos, the UN's point man on antisemitism, is pushing for a more lenient definition, along with far left-wing Israeli groups.

Speaking at an event in honor of Israel's 75th anniversary, the vice president says she collected contributions for the state as a child.

The State Department says that the artist has long history of denigrating Jews.