May 19 & 20, 2023 – Parsha Bamidbar 5783 May 25 to 27, 2023 – Shavuot Read Rabbi Harold Kanotopsky (z”l) on Shavuot. Read “Rooted

Far-right minister Smotrich hails move paving way to reestablish settlement evacuated in 2005; rights group decries ‘incentive for criminals, violation of international law’

The United Torah Judaism (UTJ) party is demanding that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu transfer 627 million NIS which were promised in the coalition agreement,

Former Shabak (Israel Security Agency) chief Carmi Gillon, under whose watch the agency failed to protect the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, participated Saturday evening

Ultra-Orthodox suspects in Harish allegedly attack woman, lightly hurting her, as police say they expect to make additional arrests

Some 150,000 estimated at nationwide rallies; opposition head Lapid threatens to bolt compromise talks on judicial reform; former budget chief: Government ‘destroying the economy’

The lead article at the Times of Israel recently was about the new mini-series written by the “Fauda” co-creators Lior Raz and Avi Issacharoff who

Yehuda Fuchs, Commander of the IDF’s Central Command, signed an order allowing Israelis to visit the site of the destroyed town of Homesh in northern

My recent article on why more Jews don”t make Aliyah drew over 200 comments. While most of the remarks were angry diatribes from the breed

IDF soldiers on Saturday spotted five suspects attempting to intentionally cross the Judea and Samaria security barrier. After inspecting the suspects, an M-16 rifle located

Media personality and publicist Avri Gilad has questioned why the protests in the streets and at intersections have continued, even though the judicial reform likely

More than 550 rabbis are calling for the Biden administration”s forthcoming strategy on fighting antisemitism to include what is becoming the standard definition of anti-Jewish

Ex-president calls for system with ‘clear separation of powers,’ says every Israeli can decide whether his successor Herzog is doing a good job or not

Television host Galit Gutman apologized Friday to the haredi community after accusing them of “sucking our blood” and “milking” secular society. “I would like to

Noa Kirel, who represented Israel in this year’s Eurovision contest, received 12 points from Poland during the final competition. Afterwards, Kirel was quoted as saying

Hundreds of Har Hamor Yeshiva students celebrate 56 years of a united Jerusalem, with songs and dance.

During a debate on a bill to ban sex change procedures for minors in Nebraska, Democrat Senator Machaela Cavanaugh took to the stage and began

Report says officials deliberating between having committee that is already investigating similar case examine matter or forming new panel

Thousands expected at main demonstration on Tel Aviv’s Kaplan street; scuffles reported between Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem’s Old City

Day after Biden approves training for Ukrainian pilots on US-made jets, Russia’s deputy foreign minister accuses Western countries of ‘still adhering to the escalation scenario’

City has been scene of longest, bloodiest battle since Russia invaded; Wagner thought to have sustained heavy losses; Ukraine says it still maintains some control

Though ‘the gases, the rockets and dust as a result of the war’ kill Miassar Khoudair’s bees, the restive frontier is one of the few

Warsaw upset at pop star for saying the maximum 12 points she received from Poland at song competition was a ‘victory,’ as most of her

Visit comes a day after Biden authorized Ukrainian pilots to train on the F-16 fighter as world leaders extend sanctions on Russia

Not giving up on the Zionist miracle means believing that Israel is a place whose wonders have yet to cease — even now

Environmentalists urge public to keep their distance from celebrity Mediterranean monk seal as she makes short forays ashore to rest

Protest organizers rail against coalition’s budget, ‘deceptive negotiations,’ as rallies resume after pause due to Gaza rocket threats last week

Police say woman was not carrying ID and had yet to be identified; 27-year-old minibus driver detained

Iran seized Shahrouz Sokhanvari in 2020 while he was living abroad and brought him back to face trial, execution is 220th this year in Islamic

The sector, a key driver of Israel’s economy has been buffeted by a global economic slowdown and uncertainty over internal political turmoil, but analysts remain

19 years after his death the British Foreign Office dedicates the ‘Phillips Room’ to Sir Horace Phillips, who overcame socioeconomic hurdles to become a long-serving

Most ruling party members have long-shunned visits to the holy site, both for security and religious reasons, but a new breed of Likud MKs are

Nation’s largest cultural institution looks to reach new audiences including Arab and Haredi communities, create new programming and develop new tech

Head of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps vows to drive US from Middle East, the latest in a series of threats following the assassination of

Jewish filmmaker’s long awaited movie ‘The Zone of Interest’ depicts the family life of Nazi camp commander Rudolf Hoss, which proceeds as normal, just beyond

Washington buckles under pressure from Kyiv, European allies and agrees to provide fighter jets to war effort, despite earlier fears it would enrage the Kremlin

Following Amichai Chikli’s defense of Elon Musk, who claimed that megadonor ‘hates humanity,’ Deborah Lipstadt likens such rhetoric to antisemitic tropes invoking Rothschild family

First character of her kind in the medium battles to save parents, members of China’s Kaifeng Jewish community

The longtime leader is seen as committed to the ongoing rapprochement with Jerusalem, while some fear longshot Kilicdaroglu could push Israel away by reorienting Ankara

New research shows the metropolis is descending at a rate of 1-2 millimeters per year, worsening the risk of flooding

Letter is sent to White House endorsing outline for anti-Jewish bigotry that covers some Israel criticism, as progressive groups warn it will stifle legitimate debate

The Mideast-based commanders of the US, British and French navies transited the Strait of Hormuz on Friday aboard an American warship, The Associated Press reported.

Prime minister overtakes Gantz in public support after latest Gaza flare-up, Channel 12 survey says; 63% say premier ‘surrendered to the ultra-Orthodox’ in budget talks

Iran on Friday executed three men convicted of killing security force members during protests triggered by Mahsa Amini’s death last year, drawing condemnation from Western

The US airman accused of leaking top-secret documents will remain in jail pending trial, a federal judge ruled Friday, after prosecutors argued that he posed