The news out of Turkey on Monday, February 6, was exceptionally tragic, with a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the southern part of the country at

(JNS) The Knesset passed legislation on Wednesday, Feb. 15 stripping the citizenship of terrorists who receive stipends from the Palestinian Authority as part of Ramallah’s

(JNS) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior Jerusalem municipal officials have agreed on a series of measures to increase security in the capital following a

(JNS) The Israeli government on Wednesday, Feb. 15 delayed three bills it planned to put up for a Knesset vote “in order to encourage dialogue”

(JNS) Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich vowed to promote unrestrained construction in Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria, despite opposition from the Biden administration. “The

Protestors have taken to the streets in Israel to protest judicial reforms that would broaden the governing coalition’s control over the judicial system, including giving

With the leading fintech bank’s gift, JCT students excelling in the STEM disciplines will receive the Cross River Sophie Hodaya Trakht Scholarship, amounting to $10,000

(Courtesy of JCT) Jerusalem College of Technology (JCT) students, Zev Tovbin and Peretz Levin, both from Bergenfield, worked on a mechanism for first responders to

Israel’s prominent rabbis, OU Kosher CEO and COO thank mashgichim with luncheon. (Courtesy of OU) On January 16, the Orthodox Union (OU) held a kashrut

(Much of the historical information for this article was gleaned from Eyal Davidson’s book הרובע היהודי וכל נתיבותיו, published by Yad Yitzchak ben Tzvi.) Let’s

Following the deadly quake in Turkey, Israel’s state comptroller calls for immediate action to avert disaster. The Knesset Internal Affairs and Environment Committee has called

(JNS) Officials from dozens of federal agencies and White House offices met this week to discuss efforts to counter antisemitism. Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff convened