Shmurah matzah, made in Texas
The brand-new Texas Shmurah Matzah Bakery is the only one in North America outside of Montreal and Greater New York, and though still in its pilot stage, it’s already making its mark.
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Auschwitz museum finds new names, stories from Nazi death camp
A recently completed two-year project discovered some 4,000 previously unknown identities and information about 26,000 others.
Matzah tower breaks Guinness World Record
Residents in Modi'in built a matzah and chocolate spread tower 5.4 meters (yards) high.
Manhunt in London after Hassidic woman attacked
Apparent anti-Semitic incident, captured on CCTV, prompts manhunt.
Ukraine ready to welcome vaccinated Israelis for Uman pilgrimage
The development reportedly involves Israel sending surplus COVID-19 vaccinations to Kiev.
Greece to focus on education as leader of International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance
The Jewish community of Greece was nearly wiped out during World War II.
How did Jews put 'letters to God' in the Western Wall during COVID?
Western Wall Heritage Foundation reports that since Passover 2020, over 71,000 notes were emailed from Jews all over the world. The notes have been cleared out of the stones and will be buried on the Mount of Olives.
Police raid church in Brazil after pro-Holocaust comments
Pastor Tupirani da Hora Lores and worshippers at his church in Rio de Janeiro prayed to God to inflict destruction on the Jews.
Israeli dollar store mistakenly sells New Testaments instead of Psalms
Anti-missionary group Yad L'Achim contacts Max Stock management after receiving complaints that books labeled Psalms were actually English versions of the New Testament. Max Stock: The mistake originated with our supplier, we have removed the items.
Polish business keeps anti-Semitism flame burning with 'Jew-shaped' candles
Candles, available in "Little Jew" and "Big Jew" sizes, have been removed from the website that sold them, possibly in response to the controversy they caused.