(Arutz Sheva and Yeshiva World News) A Jewish student was shot and killed late Tuesday night, August 17, in front of a yeshiva in Denver,
(Israel Hayom via JNS) Rabbis in Israel are launching a campaign against COVID-19 vaccine refusal, including a recent rabbinical ruling that unvaccinated individuals may not
(JNS) Iran’s efforts to produce enriched uranium metal have progressed, according to an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report released earlier this week. According to
(JNS) Syrian opposition sources reported that following an alleged Israeli strike on a military post near the border on Tuesday, August 17, the Israeli military
(JNS) Israel’s Defense Minister Benny Gantz said during a tour of the Israel Defense Force’s Gaza Division, held jointly with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett,
(JNS) Despite the takeover of Afghanistan this week by the Taliban, the country’s last remaining Jew said that he intends to stay. In an interview
Thanks to KMR and Royal Wine/Kedem. For those of us in the newspaper business, one nice thing about Rosh Hashanah being early in September is
In “My Unorthodox 5781 (August 12, 2021),” Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein characterizes Julia Haart of the Netflix series “My Unorthodox Life” as someone who (a) “publicly
Dear Mr. Kranz, I very much appreciated your article last week (“Summer Sustenance,” August 12, 2021) which dealt with the very crucial issue of whether
The low air density in the Poconos might affect pizza quality, but let’s not forget (i) regional global warming disparities, (ii) chloramine added to the
Antisemitism has been ubiquitous for millennia. It serves as a convenient scapegoat for deflecting blame on officials during bad times, as a means of gaining
Do we seek commonalities or do we focus on differences? Unite or divide? This, to me, is the underlying issue. The sad old joke of
