Tel Aviv—Shavei Israel this morning brought a group of 78 Bnei Menashe immigrants on aliyah from the northeastern Indian state of Manipur, which borders Burma
The world-famous Louvre Art Museum stands accused of discriminating against Israeli students, after being exposed by some clever amateur investigative journalism that echoes a 1940s
While water crises are fast becoming a significant part of life around the world, that trend is moving in the opposite direction in Israel. Until
Jerusalem—On Sunday afternoon, the atmosphere was thick with excitement (and heat) in Jerusalem’s iconic Sacher Park, as hundreds of Americans and a few token Israelis
NCSY Summer Girls Learning Initiative Kicks Off Summer Girls Learning Initiative is an opportunity for high school girls who are home for the summer to
Shrewsbury—Revital Haik already had an uphill battle with her health. Two years ago, she endured not one, but two operations for thyroid cancer. The surgeries
The US House of Representatives approved a measure Friday that could result in punitive measures against European companies that boycott Israel. The measure, which was
Israel-Linked Computer Virus Used to Hack Hotels Hosting Iran Talks (JNS.org) An Israel-linked computer virus was purportedly found on computers at three luxury European hotels
A political upheaval is seemingly under way in Turkey, as the rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan experienced a significant setback in the country’s June
It was with shattered hearts that the American community received the shocking news of the passing of Rabbi Moshe Ehrlich, z”l, from Yerushalayim, after an
A University of Missouri (MU) Fall 2015 honors tutorial that pro-Israel students felt would promote bigotry and misinformation on their college campus has been cancelled.
One of the most densely populated cities in the world, Mumbai, formerly Bombay, is home to the majority of India’s Jewish population. Among the 12
