Ghetto Survivors Sought for Pension Disbursements Dr. Wallace Greene, on behalf of Beit Ahavah VeTorah, is calling for donations to be used towards a media
This hesped was delivered at the levaya of Rochie Shoretz, the founder of Sharsheret, who passed away Sunday at age 42. The author worked with
Thousands of marchers and tens of thousands of spectators braved the impending bad weather and filled Manhattan’s 5th Avenue on Sunday, May 31, for the
Ahead of ‘Unity Day’ Memorial Held for Three Jewish Teens Murdered by Hamas (JNS.org) More than 1,000 people attended a memorial ceremony on Monday in
As Jewish media far and wide started picking up on the story of this week’s devastating flood in Houston, which hit Jewish-heavy neighborhoods particularly hard,
(JNS.org) British Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has called for an inquiry into reports that the Belz Hasidic sect is seeking to ban female drivers. In
Vladimir Katriuk, the man who held the No. 2 spot on the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s list of most wanted Nazi war criminals, has died, his
The American Embassy in Israel is holding an unprecedented online auction for the public, including thousands of items, some from the homes of the ambassador
New York—EL AL Israel Airlines flew 24 Taglit-Birthright groups in one day—a record number—totaling more than 1,000 passengers. All arrived in Israel today. A special
A team of four ninth-graders from Boys Town Jerusalem has been awarded first place in the fourth annual “Jerusalem Fair for Scientific Research and Technological
Congregation Rinat Yisrael to Host Scholar-in-Residence Rabbi Ari Berman will visit Congregation Rinat Yisrael for Shabbos June 5–6. Rabbi Berman is a noted speaker and
YU President Richard Joel, Even With a No-Confidence Vote, Looks Ahead For Richard Joel, Yeshiva University’s president since 2003, the school he leads “needs to
