Bus 402 from Jerusalem to Bnei Brak collides with truck at Latrun Interchange; children among the fatalities Six people, including children, were killed and 10

The Jewish community in Madrid is seeking legal action against the El Jueves satirical magazine over a comic strip published in its latest issue featuring

Turkish troops respond to Assad army fire at its military guard post in the Hatay region, as well as shells Kurdish targets around the town

“The upright path is the middle path of all the qualities known to man.” Those are the words of the Jewish sage Maimonides. They also

A machete-wielding man stormed a central Ohio restaurant owned by an Israeli on Thursday evening, injuring four people before being shot dead by police. Authorities

Jerusalem—In a country and city whose Jewish values of caring and charity have ensured no lack of tzedaka organizations, Yad Ezrah stands out in Jerusalem’s

The Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael Levin launches campaign providing supermarket vouchers for Pesach provisions The Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael

NEW YORK—American Friends of Leket Israel, the national food bank, will honor Jason Rosen of White Plains, NY, and Sam Goldberg of Englewood, NJ, at

Fatality in Crane Collapse Identified as Orthodox Jew (Arutz Sheva) The only fatality in a crane collapse that took place in New York City on

A law passed last October grants Spanish citizenship to all descendants of Spanish Jews who apply for the reinstatement of their Renaissance-era citizenship within three

When the Pew Research Center published its much-discussed survey of American Jews in 2013, the findings seemed auspicious for the Orthodox denomination. Orthodox Jews have

A double standard has proven to be the modus operandi when it comes to the international community’s reaction to the horrors and violence in Israel