(JNS) Security guards at a crossing into the Gaza Strip thwarted an attempt to smuggle reconnaissance drones into the Hamas-controlled territory, Israel’s Defense Ministry said
(JNS) Israeli troops foiled an imminent Palestinian attack on Sunday, August 6, killing three members of a terrorist cell near the northern Shomron city of
(JNS) U.S. House of Representatives Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries said on Monday, August 7 in Jerusalem that judicial reform should have no bearing on American
(JPost) The long-delayed Tel Aviv light rail will not operate on Shabbat and holidays, it was announced on Tuesday, August 8. The decision is a
(JNS) Suspected Palestinian terrorists opened fire on a public bus in the Binyamin region of Shomron on Tuesday afternoon, August 8, Rescuers Without Borders (Hatzalah
(JNS) A 2017 book that is part of a sample reading list for an upcoming Princeton University humanities course has drawn charges of antisemitic blood
I write in response to the tendentious advertisement on page 4 of your July 27, 2023 issue headlined with the rhetorical question: “Is ANY Shaving
As a proud product of public education through high school graduation in New York and a devoted parent of three children, two of whom have
It’s five weeks until the chagim. What are your thoughts? Which meals are we home for? Are my in-laws coming to me? What’s the menu?
A lesson of the Kamtza-Bar Kamtza story is that we need to be careful about the way we treat others. The topic of judicial reform
I had mixed emotions after reading Lee March Grayson’s letter to the editor in the most recently published Jewish Link entitled “Time for a Change
The new blockbuster movie “Oppenheimer” has sparked renewed interest in World War II. But rather than just portraying one incident like in “Saving Private Ryan,”
