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Capt. Maoz Israel Recanati, from Itamar in Samaria, was set to get married in a month.
“Every terrorist is a marked man; we will pursue and reach them all,” the Israeli prime minister said.
Jerusalem will not allow “any breach of the lawful naval blockade on Gaza,” the Foreign Ministry said.
The president was expected to talk with Netanyahu as he weighs restarting U.S. military action.
Chayim Frenkel told JNS that “it’s a whole brand new sound system, brand new room, but it’s still my KI.”
“In many ways, speaking openly about faith can actually feel more natural outside of Washington,” Arielle Roth, administrator of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, told JNS.
“I firmly believe that acknowledging any one people’s pain does not preclude you from the acknowledgment of another people’s,” the New York City mayor said.
“The worst thing about J Street is it’s duplicitous,” Yechiel Leiter, the Israeli envoy in Washington, said at a National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism event at Museum of the Bible on Monday.
The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
The president was expected to talk with Netanyahu as he weighs restarting U.S. military action.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
Piker, who has said he’d choose Hamas over Israel “every single time,” is scheduled to make appearances in the UK in early June.
In a break with longstanding practice, the New York City mayor does not plan to join the parade this year.
David Greenfield, CEO of Met Council, told JNS that the video “has strained relationships with a lot of us in the leadership, who have tried to work in good faith with the administration.”
“A column like this does horrible damage, normalizing anti-Zionism and antisemitism,” a dentist, who traveled six hours to attend the rally, told JNS.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
The resistance to President Donald Trump’s celebration of the Sabbath in the semiquincentennial is partisan folly and denial of the importance of religion in U.S. history.
In Atlanta, the two leaders shaped a coordinated approach to protecting Jewish life in America.
His greatness was not that he chose between the fire and the light. It was that he spent his life carrying both.
At Sinai, the Jewish people did not become connected only by belief. They became connected by shared purpose.-
The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
Creating a language of “parallel traumas” harms the historical record, and it ultimately flattens moral distinction.
The front line and the home front are inextricably linked.
The capital’s fertility rate is 3.68 childen per woman, higher than the national average of 2.89. 
Regavim-led visit points to sewage, dumping and construction encroaching on Area C, kilometers from Jewish state’s population centers.
Staff Sgt. A., an immigrant from Los Angeles, shares his remarkable journey to the IDF’s Hashmonaim Brigade in Lebanon.
Be’er Shalom Synagogue honors four members of the community’s security team killed on Oct. 7.
Talking to Michal Herzog at the President’s Conference in Jerusalem, the famous actress shares that being Israeli abroad has become “very complicated.”
The anti-Trump congressman from Kentucky is blaming his primary woes on Israel and Zionist billionaires. And the liberal press and Jew-haters everywhere are cheering for him.
What is going on among Democratic Party leaders is a growing shift leftward on issues related to Israel, in particular, and Jews, in general, in response to pressure from the activist left.
The United State mustn’t repeat the mistakes it made in 1956 during the Suez Crisis.
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Capt. Maoz Israel Recanati, from Itamar in Samaria, was set to get married in a month.
“Every terrorist is a marked man; we will pursue and reach them all,” the Israeli prime minister said.
Jerusalem will not allow “any breach of the lawful naval blockade on Gaza,” the Foreign Ministry said.
The president was expected to talk with Netanyahu as he weighs restarting U.S. military action.
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Chayim Frenkel told JNS that “it’s a whole brand new sound system, brand new room, but it’s still my KI.”
“In many ways, speaking openly about faith can actually feel more natural outside of Washington,” Arielle Roth, administrator of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, told JNS.
“I firmly believe that acknowledging any one people’s pain does not preclude you from the acknowledgment of another people’s,” the New York City mayor said.
“The worst thing about J Street is it’s duplicitous,” Yechiel Leiter, the Israeli envoy in Washington, said at a National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism event at Museum of the Bible on Monday.
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The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
The president was expected to talk with Netanyahu as he weighs restarting U.S. military action.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
Piker, who has said he’d choose Hamas over Israel “every single time,” is scheduled to make appearances in the UK in early June.
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In a break with longstanding practice, the New York City mayor does not plan to join the parade this year.
David Greenfield, CEO of Met Council, told JNS that the video “has strained relationships with a lot of us in the leadership, who have tried to work in good faith with the administration.”
“A column like this does horrible damage, normalizing anti-Zionism and antisemitism,” a dentist, who traveled six hours to attend the rally, told JNS.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
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The resistance to President Donald Trump’s celebration of the Sabbath in the semiquincentennial is partisan folly and denial of the importance of religion in U.S. history.
In Atlanta, the two leaders shaped a coordinated approach to protecting Jewish life in America.
His greatness was not that he chose between the fire and the light. It was that he spent his life carrying both.
At Sinai, the Jewish people did not become connected only by belief. They became connected by shared purpose.
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The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
Creating a language of “parallel traumas” harms the historical record, and it ultimately flattens moral distinction.
The front line and the home front are inextricably linked.
The capital’s fertility rate is 3.68 childen per woman, higher than the national average of 2.89.
-
Regavim-led visit points to sewage, dumping and construction encroaching on Area C, kilometers from Jewish state’s population centers.
Staff Sgt. A., an immigrant from Los Angeles, shares his remarkable journey to the IDF’s Hashmonaim Brigade in Lebanon.
Be’er Shalom Synagogue honors four members of the community’s security team killed on Oct. 7.
Talking to Michal Herzog at the President’s Conference in Jerusalem, the famous actress shares that being Israeli abroad has become “very complicated.”
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The anti-Trump congressman from Kentucky is blaming his primary woes on Israel and Zionist billionaires. And the liberal press and Jew-haters everywhere are cheering for him.
What is going on among Democratic Party leaders is a growing shift leftward on issues related to Israel, in particular, and Jews, in general, in response to pressure from the activist left.
The United State mustn’t repeat the mistakes it made in 1956 during the Suez Crisis.
