Two Israeli Police Officers Wounded in Jerusalem Car-Ramming Attack, Attacker Shot Dead (Israel Hayom/Exclusive to JNS.org) Two Israeli Border Police officers were lightly wounded on
(JERUSALEM) Jerusalem College of Technology announced last week that Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon has been appointed the institution’s Rabbinic Head as well as the Head
Eighteen-year-olds have a habit of forming close, family-like relationships with each other. It’s rare, however, that Israeli and American teenagers living thousands of miles apart
A pioneer and advocate in the field of Torah study for Orthodox women, Belda Kaufman Lindenbaum was President of the board of Drisha Institute for
An alternate prayer was arranged outside of the entrance to the Temple Mount, led by Rabbi Yehuda Glick. Rabbi Glick, an outspoken acitivist in favor
65-Year-Old Chassidic Woman Reportedly Gives Birth in Israel (Arutz Sheva) A 65-year-old chassidic woman gave birth to her first child overnight Monday, after 46 years
Community Outpouring for the Herzfeld Family When the Herzfeld family entered the National Mobility Awareness Contest to win a handicap-accessible van, they never imagined their
Sponsored by Congregations Ahavat Achim, Darchei Noam, and Shomrei Torah, the community is invited on Thursday, May 28 at 8:15 PM for an interactive event
Rabbi Mordechai “Pinchas” Teitz had a vision. In Learn Torah, Love Torah, Live Torah, the author of his biography, his daughter Rivka Blau, underscores her
(JNS.org) The Vatican officially recognized Palestinian statehood on Wednesday in a statement about a new treaty. The treaty, which was finalized but not yet signed,
Given Israel’s well-documented penchant for innovation, it was only a matter of time before the “start-up nation” established a robust presence at the Offshore Technology
Israel-based SodaStream International Ltd. (Nasdaq: SODA) home-carbonated-drink manufacturer CEO, Daniel Birbaum, said, “Last week we completed the transfer of our last assembly lines from Mishor
