Italian synagogue defaced as protests break out in several cities The protests were sparked by the death of an Italian-Egyptian man during a police pursuit • Israel's ambassador to Italy decries "serious antisemitic attack." JNS Staff Jan. 13, 2025
Fighting antisemitism through education, multimedia and collaborative teamwork We must provide answers when and where people need them in formats they can readily access and understand. Jamie Geller Jan. 12, 2025
US students launch initiative to support wives of IDF reservists "I can't describe the excitement I felt when I saw the light in the eyes of the women whose husbands are fighting right now," one volunteer said. Adi Nirman Jan. 10, 2025
Rabbi of Syrian Jewish community in Israel writes to Ahmed al-Sharaa Binyamin Hamra asks Syria's de facto leader to preserve the country's Jewish heritage sites. Etgar Lefkovits Jan. 7, 2025
Sa’ar calls for national plan to prepare for mass aliyah Israel's top diplomat noted a rise in immigration from France and Britain amid surging global antisemitism. JNS Staff Jan. 2, 2025
Handful of Syrian Jews visit main synagogue amid post-Assad hopes Damascus's Eliyahu Hanavi synagogue—or what's left of it—is now safe to visit again after more than a decade in the midst of a war zone. Dec. 31, 2024
Budapest, haunted by the Holocaust, welcomes Israeli visitors The Hungarian capital has become a haven for tourists from the Hebrew state, who flock to its vibrant Jewish Quarter. Joshua Marks Dec. 20, 2024
‘I’m mortal, but Am Israel Chai is eternal’ Jewish Agency chairman Doron Almog, who had family members killed and abducted in the Oct. 7 massacre, shares the path he sees to recovery. Hanan Greenwood Dec. 10, 2024
Leave Europe, dedicated Zionists warn! I think differently: It’s time to stay and fight with the help of our allies. Orit Arfa Dec. 6, 2024
