Alfred Moses bought the Codex Sassoon for more than $30 million. He just saw it for the first time.
“I thought my chances were about 50/50,” Moses said about the auction where he bought the more than 1,000-year-old book two weeks ago
Young, Catholic conservatives are far more likely to hold anti-Jewish views than progressives, study says
“I thought my chances were about 50/50,” Moses said about the auction where he bought the more than 1,000-year-old book two weeks ago
New group claims it will 'fight back against the common left-wing smear' that opposing Soros is antisemitic, as conspiracy theories surrounding the progressive megadonor continue to grow within the Republican Party
Many institutions dropped the Sackler name as lawsuits over the opioid epidemic piled up, but Tel Aviv University has resisted pressure to do so
The trial is shaping up as a seminar on American Jewish tradition, with witnesses offering an impromptu glossary of Jewish terms and ideas
The resolution notes that 'cities across Arkansas bear the names of biblical cities throughout Judea and Samaria, such as Bethel, Hebron, Shiloh, Salem, and numerous others'
Ofir Akunis arrived in the country ahead of the Celebrate Israel parade in New York City on Sunday
Stereotypes around Israel were especially prevalent
A 911 responder and a rabbi recall the trauma of the worst massacre of Jews in U.S. history on the first day of the alleged gunman’s trial
The film premiered as Martin Amis, the author of its source material, died at 73
Document refers people to 'doctors' who are not MDs
אינעם באַהעלטעניש קומען פֿאָר קליינע מענטשן־דראַמעס, בשעת אין הימל שטורעמט די גרויסע דראַמע פֿון מלחמה.
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