Deutsche Welle axes Jordan broadcaster over antisemitism
The German international broadcaster says it has suspended cooperation with Roya TV over concerns about anti-Israeli and antisemitic content and caricatures on its social media.
The German international broadcaster says it has suspended cooperation with Roya TV over concerns about anti-Israeli and antisemitic content and caricatures on its social media.
After government decides to allow thousands of Ethiopians to move to Israel, Israeli Immigration Policy Center says authorities' "helplessness" is creating a detour around the physical security fence that stopped illegal migration by Africans.
Sacred objects can be seen strewn around the holy site with rolls of toilet paper stacked on top of Torah scrolls and Elijah's chair used as scaffolding. Amir Harel, who took the photos, says the moment he saw the desecration he burst into tears.
"At its peak, during the Ming Dynasty, Kaifeng had as many as 5,000 Jews," says Michael Freund, founder and chairman of Shavei Israel.
Latest poll by the Canadian Race Relations Foundation shows public expects the government to do more to combat antisemitism.
Treasures include a rare Medieval French text with the oldest written mention of latkes, a Hanukkah booklet for Jewish German soldiers during World War I, and a rare booklet of Ladino Hanukkah verses printed around 1828.
The kits were transferred by a special task force from the NGO Yad L'Achim, which maintains contact with Jews in these countries throughout the year and helps them strengthen their Jewish identity.
Ultra-Orthodox leaders Chaim Kanievsky and Gershon Edelstein to issue scathing letter criticizing lawmakers for reforms they claim would undermine Judaism.
Flyers found in the front yards of several dozens homes describe a "Jewish COVID agenda" and list a number of health services officials and pharmacology firm personnel who are Jewish.
A., a known halachic figure among the national-religious sector, will be tasked with catering to agents' spiritual needs.
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