Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem, has inaugurated a new home for the world’s largest collection of Shoah-related materials, the Moshal Shoah
The controversy surrounding Israel’s complex framework of laws relating to family life is well-known. Often portrayed via popular culture in films and books, the laborious
Elad Peled, 87, has told the story of how he was injured during the battle for Tzfat (Safed) in Israel’s War of Independence many times.
Israelis take Purim seriously—kids get the day off school, many towns put on a lively Purim parade, and the streets are filled with people of
Rabbi Chanoch Yeres, director of the Deaf Programming Division of International Young Israel Movement (IYIM), leads a 2013 bar mitzvah for 63 deaf and hard of hearing children.
SEATTLE—Most Orthodox rabbis who earn the title “emeritus” retire to a quiet life of teaching and learning and visiting the sick. Emeritus Rabbi Simon Benzaquen,
