Judaica
Yom Kippur through the centuries: The prayer books that preserve centuries of Jewish history
In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, NLI’s curator Dr. Chaim Neria explains how the NLI came to house thousands of prayer books, noting that “it fits into the overall mission of the library.”
Two Bnei Brak minors charged in alleged theft of nearly NIS 100,000 worth of silver from synagogues
Hidden in Jerusalem's Old City, collector stumbles upon rare Jewish treasure from Morocco
After a Maryland teacher’s death, a 200-piece Judaica collection finds new life in a Jewish museum
European Jewish Congress to hold snap election almost a year early
“Kantor's big fear is that Lauder will be able to find an attractive candidate that will tip the scale and take Kantor's position away from him.”
Aid package for women in abuse shelters progresses in Knesset
Gal-On: The state understands that it is not the women's private problem, but a social phenomenon.
After Nasrallah threats, Eisenkot says IDF ready for any challenge from North
Speaking day after Hezbollah chief issues another threat to retaliate for Kuntar killing, chief of staff says: Our enemies will face severe consequence if they try to undermine our security.
AHAVA and BDS
A senescent sea and its legendary minerals and mud are targeted by the BDS movement’s most toxic campaigns. Discover why everyone hates AHAVA, and how you can fight back this winter!
WASHINGTON WATCH: Why does the GOP ignore domestic terrorism?
Rare 16th century Talmud fetches $9.3 million in NY auction
A manuscript Pentateuch known as the Codex Valmadonna, the only dated Hebrew text surviving from medieval England was sold for $3.6 million.
Justice Ministry increases its employee diversity
The ministry employs 363 Israeli-Arabs, Druse and Circassians which constitutes 9% of the employment pool
Jewish parliamentarians from around the world meet in Knesset
A panel of members of the Knesset Christian Allies Caucus from the coalition and opposition also discussed BDS at the special meeting.
Im Tirtzu
The views expressed by Im Tirtzu seem to be more widely supported within Israeli society than those held by organizations like B’Tselem. But does this fact ipso facto disqualify them?