Sukkah vs. skyscraper?
Sometimes, we find strength in our vulnerability.
June 4 is third annual Holocaust Survivor Day
Jewish groups around the world will recognize “our heroes, teachers and inspiration.”
Seven Ways to Celebrate a Meaningful Shavuot
At sundown on Sunday, May 16, Jews around the world will start the two-day holiday (which lasts only one day in Israel) of Shavuot.
Oporto Jews call on world Jewry to join in preserving unique Inquisition records
The community has already paid for the preservation and digitization of Portuguese Inquisition archives from the 16th Century.
US Jewish groups take no time in responding to White House antisemitism plan
Reactions are proving mixed; while groups finally have something to see, some are disappointed with the inclusion of a progressive alternative to the widely accepted definiton put forth by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.
Freedom of Speech Conference in Jerusalem on Thursday features Dave Rubin
The conference is intended to explore the “burning questions about Freedom of Speech in Western Society and Israel.”
Hasidic rabbis rule: ChatGPT is ‘abomination, heresy, and heathenry without limits’
“The use of AI is prohibited in any form, even using a telephone,” the letter concluded in an unequivocal rabbinic ruling.
Jewish story ‘woven into fabric’ of nation, says Biden, proclaiming heritage month
“Let us honor the timeless values, contributions and culture of Jewish Americans, who carry our nation forward every day,” said the president.
Efraim Inbar: Israel Will Confront Iran Militarily, Deal or No Deal
Iran poses an existential threat to America’s Mideast allies.
Why is Israel so Inept at Expelling Arabs?
If there truly was a “decades-long effort” by the government to “force” Arab residents to leave, surely, they would have been gone long ago.