Israel spending $202m on improving Arabs’ Hebrew The initiative aims to improve the minority's integration into society. Dec. 29, 2024
US, Israeli toddler study suggests delays in motor skills and language are associated Researchers hope to better understand why the American kids in the study had lower fine-motor skills and higher rates of error than the Israelis. Menachem Wecker Oct. 30, 2024
‘World’s oldest Hebrew book’ unveiled at DC exhibit The Museum of the Bible is showcasing the codex, dating to the eighth century, through Jan. 12, 2025. JNS Staff Sept. 25, 2024
800-year-old Hebrew-inscribed tombstone discovered in India The Jewish grave marker dating to the 13th century is the oldest found in the South Asian country. July 7, 2024
Eurovision winner Netta Barzilai drops debut Hebrew album The release marks a significant milestone in her career, following her rise to international fame when she won the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. Dor Gabay June 25, 2024
Ukrainian father visits kids’ school for first time, two years into war with Russia “I didn’t even think that I would ever see them again,” Vasyl Rybchinski told JNS about his visit to the Hebrew Language Academy. Mike Wagenheim March 1, 2024
Antisemitism at its deepest root The Jew informs all of the nations of the world that we are all “aliens” from another realm, and this is not our true home. Pinny Arnon Dec. 15, 2023
Exhibit spans 16th-century Jewish maternal guilt-trip to modern Hebraists beating up Yiddishists The exhibition at YIVO tells the history of Holy Land Yiddish, which was largely lost with Israel’s rebirth and the revival of Hebrew. Mike Wagenheim Sept. 11, 2023
Inspired by Hebrew, scholar helps revive dying aboriginal Australian languages Two Israeli natives living in Australia are working with indigenous Australians to give their languages a life after death. Avi Kumar Aug. 8, 2023