Holocaust Survivors Reunited In Israel After 75 Years
Descendants of the men, who escaped Romania separately, found each other on Facebook.
Dershowitz Says His Accuser Did ‘Terrible Disservice’ To #MeToo Movement
The famed attorney said his accuser has fabricated her claims of sexual assault and thus “hurts everybody who is a true victim.”
A Walk Through Jericho — Hours Before Israel’s Elections
“Young people used to think about how to liberate Palestine, but now the youth think about how to live, how to eat and have a mobile.”
David Hertz, Who Uses Food For Social Change, Wins $100K Bronfman Prize
A Brazilian-based organization uses cooking classes and nutrition education to help those living on the margins.
Likud Politician Offers Deal That Would Nix Egalitarian Prayer At Western Wall
A Likud lawmaker offered to prevent egalitarian prayer at the Western Wall in exchange for a small party dropping out of Israeli elections.
Two Weeks After Surviving Terror Attack, Israeli Teen Becomes A Medic
Dvir Shnerb’s sister Rina was killed in the explosion at a popular hiking spot in the West Bank.
Synagogue Cancels Mock Trial With Dershowitz Defending Trafficking Suspect
Temple Emanu-El’s action came a day after JTA and other media outlets wrote about the event.
Former Jerusalem Mayor Says He’s Open To Meeting Tlaib, Omar
Nir Barkat of Likud said the congresswomen must be willing to “learn and listen.”
Dershowitz’s New Trial: Defending Bible Characters Accused Of Child Trafficking
The event is part of a series of mock trials based on stories from the Torah.
Pittsburgh Rabbi Says He’s Against Death Penalty For Synagogue Shooter
Jonathan Perlman of the New Light Congregation cited religious tradition and his congregants’ still-opened wounds.
