All is fair in war on kashrut reform?
The seemingly united front against the Chief Rabbinate's monopoly appears to be cracking.
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'It never gets old': Lone soldier's surprise homecoming will bring you to tears
Ariadne had been "stuck" in Israel for most of the past 3 years because of pandemic, but thanks to the FIDF nonprofit she could spend some of Sukkot with her family back in Paraguay.
Seeking to bite into antisemitism, Jewish watchdogs form partnership
"For us as a community to lower our vulnerability in the face of tangible threats, it is incumbent to pool our resources," says Evan Bernstein, national director and CEO of the Community Security Service.
British Jewish newspaper campaigns for spy to be called Righteous Gentile
Col. Thomas Joseph Kendrick worked 15-hour days to process up to 175 applications daily to help Jews escape Austria.
US: New command center to monitor antisemitic threats
At the National Jewish Security Operations Command Center in Chicago, intelligence analysts and security professionals monitor and track threats to the Jewish community and coordinate responses with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
Herzog to mark 80th annivesary of Babi Yar massacre in Ukraine ceremony
Israeli president to also address Ukraine's parliament and meet with members of local Jewish community.
New antisemitism forum to feature 'unprecedented' combination of speakers
The event is set to take place on October 17, 2021 with the help of the David Berg Foundation and the Leon Levy Foundation, and will be held virtually.
Sodom and Gomorrah legend could be based on actual event
The ancient cities were destroyed, but scientists suggest it was a "cosmic airburst" that did the damage, not divine retribution for human wickedness.
Mark Zuckerberg, wife give $1.3M to 11 Jewish groups
Most of the 11 Jewish groups receiving funding serve families and young people in the San Francisco Bay Area. The couple "has also been meeting with rabbis, historians and scholars to learn more about Judaism and the Jewish community."
Israeli ambassador calls UN's Durban event 'rotten,' asks world to 'share the truth'
The original Durban Conference in 2001 singled Israel out as racist, with draft resolutions saying Zionism is a form of racism.