Just how safe are Jews in the US? ADL survey paints grim picture
According to the survey, 54% of respondents say they have experienced an anti-Semitic incident or witnessed one.
According to the survey, 54% of respondents say they have experienced an anti-Semitic incident or witnessed one.
Agreement caps a year of political paralysis and three national elections that ended with a hung parliament. Netanyahu to stay ...
Even though no public events are planned this year, there is fear that people will gather spontaneously at cemeteries, leading ...
Israelis were left with many questions on Sunday after the cabinet announced new measures that partially lifted the month-long lockdown. ...
The Arolsen Archives, based in the German town of Bad Arolsen, says recent addition to its database was completed with ...
Officials plan phased return to normalcy that will let economic activity resume in some sectors, at set intervals, but major ...
"Holocaust remembrance is becoming increasingly challenging due to the passing of more and more survivors, so we need to be ...
With her plans to leave the city derailed, a Berlin author finds herself grappling with the pandemic's underlying ethical dilemma.
Officials fear large events to mark end of Passover would lead to massive community spread of novel coronavirus. "It is ...
Officials prepare to relax some of the restrictions that put Israel under an unprecedented lockdown. New reality could result in ...
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