German dignitaries pay last respects to Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer High-profile guests at the funeral of the 103-year-old Holocaust survivor included former Chancellor Angela Merkel. JNS Staff May 15, 2025
Belgian police raid mohel’s home over brit milah complaint The raids follow a police complaint against six circumcisers in Antwerp lodged by a community critic amid a fight over religious freedoms. Canaan Lidor May 14, 2025
It’s time for the WZO and KKL to go Ostensibly, the purpose of the vote is to elect representatives to the national institutions of the Jewish people. But money flows with no proper oversight or transparency. Martin Oliner May 8, 2025
Diaspora Jews murdered in antisemitic attacks commemorated At the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem, the first four families receive certificates in which the State of Israel officially recognizes the loss of their loved ones. David Brummer May 5, 2025
When the enemy is within: From the First Temple to Oct. 7 We had become what our ancestors were in the last days of the Temple: a people so embroiled in internal division that we left ourselves exposed. Steve Rosenberg May 2, 2025
Truth lost the debate In the battle for podcaster Joe Rogan's audience, a false narrative on Israel resonated stronger than facts. Avi Abelow May 1, 2025
Celebrating Israel’s 77th year: A testament to resilience and unity This Yom Ha’atzmaut, we rededicate ourselves to the enduring bond between American Jewry and the State of Israel—and to the vital partnership between our two nations. William Daroff April 30, 2025
‘Operation Hug’ resumes, reuniting lone soldiers with their parents Thousands of young men and women who made aliyah and are serving in active combat units remain separated from their families. JNS Staff April 28, 2025
Hoenlein calls for global conference to combat surge of Jew-hatred We need to find practical solutions that will mobilize our friends, says the Conference of Presidents' Malcolm Hoenlein. Amelie Botbol April 27, 2025
