Recounting her ordeal to the press, Rahel Edri says she served her Hamas captors drinks and joked around with them until rescue forces could arrive
WhatsApp groups of Israelis overseas are looking for ways, and money, to get a spot on the few flights still entering the country to respond to their emergency call-ups amid the Gaza war
The distress is being acutely felt in Buenos Aires, which until Saturday held the ignominious record of being the site of the worst terrorist attack on Jews since the Holocaust
The rallies, just blocks apart in the heart of New York City, resulted in multiple showdowns between demonstrators
The claim, which has begun to be repeated online by journalists and politicians, appears to be accurate
Other measures possibly under consideration includes the release of the stockpile of U.S. ammunition stored in Israel that Israel is allowed to access in case of emergencies
A spokesperson for Taglit-Birthright Israel told JTA it was not currently running any trips in Israel
Officials at the U.S. embassy in Israel and the Israeli embassy in Washington said they did not yet have any further information
Some services transformed into vigils as rabbis struggled with how to balance joy and sorrow
Families outraged at lack of information from government about people killed or kidnapped from outdoor rave in desert
At JCC Manhattan, a space for Jews to come together and sit with their emotions as they processed incoming news of war and carnage
