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Deborah DananThe Times of Israel |
The first major holiday since the devastating Oct. 7 massacre will be marked by some with an empty seat at the seder table in honor of the many...
Several Jews who survived WWII were caught in the carnage of the Hamas massacre. They say they have an important perspective to share, though they...
New arrivals cite incidents of being spat on, bullied, and general rise in antisemitism; many had intended to make aliya and accelerated plans;...
Around 350 students and young adults primarily from US are expected to travel to Israel beginning in early January
When Hersh Goldberg-Polin was taken hostage by Hamas on Oct. 7, his mother says her heart was torn out and taken away. Now, she sprints through an...
IsraAID, OLAM and other organizations used to carrying out disaster relief missions throughout the world now find themselves responding to the...
KFAR AZA, Israel (JTA) — One month after their bucolic kibbutz turned into a site of carnage, Hanan Dann and Gili Okev returned for a brief visit...
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Yonatan Perez was 10 days out from getting married when his world was torn apart. Perez was shot in a battle with Hamas terrorists...
JTA — Every day at 4 p.m., Youssef Ziadna receives a phone call from a psychologist. Every evening, he sits on his balcony drinking coffee, smoking...
TEL AVIV (JTA) — This weekend, Ruby Chen was looking forward to celebrating his son Alon’s bar mitzvah together with the boy’s older brother,...
TEL AVIV (JTA) — One of the earliest shocking atrocities to emerge from Hamas’s murderous invasion of Israel on Saturday happened at the Supernova...
JTA — Every Saturday night, Michal Muszkat-Barkan heads out to the streets of Jerusalem to protest against the government’s effort to weaken the...
I am late. This year, as with other years, the local yeshiva has set up a makeshift minyan on the grass above Givat HaAliya beach in Jaffa. I hurry...