A road sign stands in front of a large billboard featuring Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) of the Likud party and former military chief and leader of the centrist Yashar party, Gadi ...
What could one purchase with boxes of Crisco, bags of coffee and cartons of cigarettes in chaotic postwar Germany? For Moishe Saksenhaus, a young Holocaust survivor from Belarus, the answer was: two ...
United Airlines expanded service to Tel Aviv this weekend, resuming flights from Chicago and Washington, D.C. The move by the Chicago-based carrier, coupled with its two daily flights from its Newark ...
A United Nations panel that has long denounced the Jewish state—the so-called Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and ...
The famed sculptor Nevelson designed a bimah backdrop for the historic Temple Beth-El in Great Neck. Now it’s headed to ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a video statement from Hebron, Oct. 23, 2026. Credit: Screenshot/GPO (via JNS) The IDF will apply a more aggressive counterterrorism model in Hebron ...
Jew-hatred and “radical activism” have penetrated K-12 classes at the School District of Philadelphia and the Berkeley Unified School District, which collectively have about 205,000 students in 350 ...
Amanda Graff is a self-described extrovert who doesn’t like being bored, so she appreciated that her first job out of college ...
The Prophet Muhammad had a Jewish wife. Her name was Safiyyah bint Huyayy, and her story opens a fascinating window into a largely forgotten chapter of Jewish history. It also raises questions about ...
Brandeis University, known for its proud past, is reimagining itself for the future. Located in a Boston suburb, Brandeis opened in 1948 at a time when Jews and other minorities faced open ...
The U.K. has adopted sweeping measures to combat antisemitism in English schools, prompting pushback from the country’s largest teachers’ union. The move came after a new government-commissioned ...
When YIVO was founded in Vilna in 1925, its mission was to study a living people. The Yidisher Visnshaftlekher Institut was meant to be a national university for Jews scattered across Eastern Europe ...