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Aviad Hacohen and Yonatan Bassi urge Netanyahu in open letter to tap cabinet minister who would oversee initiative and renew expired contracts with state agencies. "We ask that you get fully engaged on this matter immediately," they write.
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Officials, led by President Katerina Sakellaropoulou, marched from Eleftherias ("Freedom") Square, where members of the city’s Jewish community were rounded up by the German occupying forces, to the city’s Old Train Station
The existence and locations of the catacombs in the heart of Rome were known throughout history but were eventually forgotten, in several cases even lost. Over the past few years, researchers and rabbis took a renewed interest in the burial sites, resolving to properly honor the deceased as is required by the Halachah.
A new survey, released on Wednesday, shows that an overwhelming number of Israelis believe the project, which brings young Jews on a 10-day free trip, has a critical role when it comes to bolstering Israel's overall security and ties with Jews around the world.
Barbara and Daniel Leeman make their life-long dream of making aliyah come true, joining their three children who are already living and studying in the Jewish state.
The men were shot within 24 hours, both while leaving a synagogue, with the LAPD saying "the facts of the case led to this crime being investigated as a hate crime."
If the 1,000-year-old holy book sells for near its estimated value, the Codex Sassoon would become the most valuable printed text or historical document ever sold at auction, Sotheby's said.
Nearly half of American Jewish respondents approved of President Joe Biden’s response to antisemitism; 56% disapproved of Congress' record in that regard.
The US president says that antisemitism has been a part of his education since his father instilled in him the promise of “never again” to the “horrors of the Shoah” at family dinners.
