Rabbi Liraz Zeira, Who Lost Both Legs in Syria, Seen Helping Jew Put On Tefillin
The Chabad Rabbi and IDF reservist returned to public shlichut months after being wounded in an explosion in southern Syria
The Chabad Rabbi and IDF reservist returned to public shlichut months after being wounded in an explosion in southern Syria
In first Israeli presidential visit to Panama, Herzog met Jewish community leaders and praised Panama’s tolerance
Hundreds attended the Lag B’Omer gathering in Djerba as the Minara procession resumed for the first time since a deadly 2023 attack
Eyal Waldman, whose daughter was murdered by Hamas terrorists at Nova, spent years employing Palestinians and funding projects in Gaza
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the American influencer will never return after officials revoked his visa over hate speech concerns
University leaders apologized after Professor Derek Peterson praised pro-Palestinian activists during commencement, prompting backlash over free speech and antisemitism
Overall incidents fell in 2025, but rising assaults, weapon attacks and antisemitic murders point to a more dangerous threat pattern
New 100-officer force announced after stabbing, synagogue arson, and growing fears of extremist and Iranian-linked threats
Demonstrators chanting “Israel should not exist” and “Death to the IDF” gathered outside the Manhattan synagogue for second time
Melanie Shiraz says Rama Duwaji abruptly withdrew from a friendly interaction at a Brooklyn café after hearing she was Miss Israel
US officials are treating the strikes as limited escalation, not a collapse of the ceasefire or return to full war
Proclamation urges Americans to embrace rest, reflection, and gratitude through a national Shabbat on May 15–16
Friedrich Merz pledged full support for Germany’s Jews as his party advanced new steps on education, security and antisemitism enforcement
Uriel Dreyfus, a relative of the falsely accused French officer, reaches same rank 131 years later in IDF ceremony
At least five sites were vandalized Monday morning, including a Holocaust-linked synagogue in Forest Hills
About 20 vessels are reportedly gathering in Marmaris, raising Israeli concern that a new Gaza flotilla could lead to a less peaceful naval confrontation
Paris MedEx fair helped doctors begin Israeli licensing as officials seek to ease shortages in hospitals
Reports say veterans from elite units are now guarding synagogues and schools after a wave of attacks forced communities to escalate security
Plan to guide trapped ships out of the Gulf tests whether Iran will back down or risk breaking the ceasefire
Police prepare for possible unrest on Lag Baomer, while stormy weather may also impact planned symbolic bonfires