Agnes Keleti, Holocaust survivor who won 10 Olympic gymnastics medals, dies at 103
Keleti moved to Israel in 1957 and helped build the new country’s gymnastics program
An ISIS flag was found in the car of the attacker, who authorities say may not have acted alone
Keleti moved to Israel in 1957 and helped build the new country’s gymnastics program
The decision comes after a decade of legal wrangling over a restitution claim that is likely to be the last of its kind.
The account posted two other pro-Palestinian messages that were quickly deleted
Shoham is at least the ninth graduate of his Jerusalem high school to die in the war
Chabad published an obituary focusing on the fact that Carter was the first president to publicly light a Hanukkah menorah in 1979
‘I’ve never had a bigger wrestling match inside my head,' the author said of the project
Several of the Jewish foods included in the word search also raised eyebrows
The president who secured the Egyptian-Israeli peace accord in 1978 went on to become the target of vitriol for his warnings that Israel was headed toward apartheid
A pioneering Jewish feminist and founding member of Minyan M’at in Manhattan
Israel’s Foreign Ministry will receive $150 million for what’s officially known as public diplomacy, or in Hebrew, hasbara
„לווייתן ברוח“ באַקענט דעם לייענער מיט באַקאַנטע ייִדישע פֿיגורן, ווי י. ל. פּרץ, ש. אַנ-סקי און חנא שמערוק