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The world’s first Holocaust museum, the Ghetto Fighters’ House in Kibbutz Lohamei HaGeta’ot, reopened its doors to visitors ...

At Rabbi Matt Cohen’s first Shabbat service at Temple Emanu El in Orange, he said he could already feel the “serious ...

Exploring the mind-boggling array of greenery at the New York Botanical Garden is always a bit of a magical experience. That’s even more true during the holiday season, when the ...

In the temple of football gods known as Ohio Stadium, a venue that packs more than 100,000 fans on any random fall – winter ...

JNS senior contributing editor Caroline Glick sits down with Udi Oster, the brother of Eitan Oster, who fell in the first battle against Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorists in Southern Lebanon on Oct.

In Israel, tails are up. Despite the acute national trauma over the plight of the hostages, the continuing (if sporadic) missile attacks and the losses of soldiers’ lives that are still being ...

The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, know as the Claims Conference, will holds its eighth annual ...

What does it mean for Israel to be a Jewish country? Does it simply mean the population is primarily Jewish? I think it means ...

Near a river crossing in Ethiopia, several dozen Jews made an unplanned and risky stop on their long journey to Jerusalem 40 ...

The monochromatic depiction of Jews in popular entertainment is having serious and significant consequences in the real world.

Ukraine’s Jewish president, Volodymyr Zelensky, lit candles with the country’s Chabad rabbis on Wednesday, marking the third wartime Hanukkah since Russia’s 2022 invasion.