Diaspora Jewry
A dramatic decline sees Muslim fertility down to 2.75 children per woman, while Jewish women reach 3.06.
“We are committed to working constructively with the government to rebuild trust,” Zionist Federation president Jeremy Leibler tells JNS.
The delivery effort was completed amid ongoing war with Russia, which has triggered the departure of tens of thousands of Jews from both countries.
The California governor made the statement as the Trump administration prepares to investigate the state university system for Jew-hatred.
“It was a vile act of antisemitism—pure and simple,” the lawmakers and ministers said of the murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim.
The medieval Spanish manuscript showcasing Jewish law, mysticism and art is now on exhibition at the National Library of Israel.
Voice of the People report shows Jews worldwide feel rising antisemitism is the most urgent issue—across age, geography and ideology.
“We feel responsible for the security and prosperity of all European Jewish communities, as European Jewish life is part of our common European heritage,” said János Bóka.
The Jewish state hopes to see 2,000 doctors immigrate over the next five years.
Police arrested British man for holding up a cartoon of the slain Hezbollah leader for three minutes at a demonstration in London.
The Berlin Office for the Protection of the Constitution called the boycott movement “a proven extremist endeavor” in its annual report.
Robert Shwartzman stunned the racing world when he took the pole position for the May 25 Indianapolis 500, one of the most prestigious races in the world. He called it “the most intense qualifying I have ever done.”
