Jewish and Israeli Holidays
The museum, accusing Israel of “cold-blooded terror,” said it would donate proceeds from its most valuable artifact to Palestinians.
“There are Oct. 8 Jews who just woke up to what’s happening and reconnecting with their Judaism. They’re trying to find a partner, and they’re not exactly sure who they are yet,” said Israeli-based dating coach Aleeza Ben Shalom.
The Israeli defense minister prayed for the return of hostages held in Gaza and the defeat of Hamas.
Ancient mourning practices versus spiritual atonement create Judaism’s most profound ritual paradox.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s policy shift bolsters prayer on Judaism’s holiest site, raising hopes and fears alike.
“Two thousand years after the minting of this coin, we come along a few days before Tisha B’Av and find such a moving testimony to that great destruction,” says archaeologist Esther Rakow-Mellet.
“Both Ukraine and Israel are going through difficult times, but the friendship between us is steadfast,” Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said.
“Our community was uplifted, inspired and reminded of the power of one Jew on a mission,” a rabbi in Saskatchewan told JNS.
Giora Even-Epstein downed 17 Egyptian aircraft across three wars, including 15 supersonic fighters, the all-time record.
“Employees have a right to request reasonable religious accommodations without fear of punishment,” said Andrea Lucas of the EEOC.
The leading New York City mayoral candidate faces backlash after sharing a video critics say mocks the Jewish holiday.
While the powers that be in Iran are under attack, Israelis make do.
