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“Don’t make the same mistake again: Help the State of Israel,” urged survivor Arnold Clevs, who was seized by Lithuanian soldiers in 1941.
Fedez’s reference to “pure-blooded Italians” and “Adolf Hitler’s accent” in lyrics about Jannik Sinner sparked outrage and a formal complaint.
“This is another vile act, but we are not intimidated,” Israeli Ambassador Zvi Vapni said.
Con man Shimon Hayut, 34, was arrested by Georgian authorities at Batumi airport “at Interpol’s request.”
The marine mammals “exhibited rich social behavior, including group resting and continuous jumping displays,” according to Haifa University researcher Aviad Scheinin.
The Palestinian Authority described the decision as “a courageous step that is consistent with international law and United Nations resolutions.”
In an interview with JNS, Israeli historian Yisrael Ne’eman sounds the alarm over what he calls the “Red-Green Axis.”
The coins bear the images of emperors Constantius II and Constans I, dating them to the era of the lesser-known Gallus Revolt (351-352 C.E.), the last Jewish rebellion against Roman rule.
One of the Israeli registrants, whose sister was murdered on Oct. 7, 2023, told JNS he had received a warning from a woman in Sestao not to come.
A Pisa professor says he was beaten by pro-Palestinian activists, while Turin Polytechnic cut ties with an Israeli academic who defended the IDF.
Mahmoud A. will only serve two months, with four months already credited for time spent in pre-trial detention.
It includes prayers and liturgical poems for the High Holidays, the Three Festivals and more, according to the Sephardic rite.