Children and grandchildren of Poles who met their deaths at the hands of the Nazis for helping Jews during the Holocaust gathered together for the first time last week in the town of Brok in eastern Poland.
Israel wants the United Nations to recognize as refugees hundreds of thousands of Jews who fled Arab and Muslim countries in the last century, its U.N. envoy said Tuesday.
Ambassador Danny Danon told the U.N. Read more on Yeshiva World News
The 49-year old woman who was killed in a car crash on Monday morning in the lower Galil was identified as Kinneret Amar A”H, a mother of six from Yavniel, an Israeli moshav, Ynet reported on Tuesday morning.
Israel’s attorney general on Monday officially submitted his indictment of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on corruption charges, laying out a sweeping case in which over 300 people, including a number of well-known billionaires, could be called to testify. Read more on Yeshiva World News
The municipal policing system established four years ago by the Jerusalem Municipality was supposed to provide additional response to the city’s residents, preventing offenses, enforcing the law and providing additional security.
Regional authorities in eastern France say vandals have scrawled anti-Semitic inscriptions, including swastikas spray-painted in black, on 107 tombs in a Jewish cemetery.
The attack targeted a cemetery in the town of Westhoffen, west of the city of Strasbourg.
Stocks closed broadly lower and bond prices rose sharply on Wall Street Tuesday after President Donald Trump cast doubt over the potential for a trade deal with China this year. Read more on Yeshiva World News
Fourteen Year Program for Learning Shas B’Iyun for Kollel Avreichim
It started with a letter from the Sar HaTorah, HaGaon HaRav Chaim Kanievsky, shlita, to the Nasi of Dirshu, Rav Dovid Hofstedter, shlita.
Fragments of a rare mosaic floor were discovered during the excavation of a shul in the Golan from the era of Roman rule over Eretz Yisrael, a statement from the University of Haifa said on Monday. Read more on Yeshiva World News
Children and grandchildren of Poles who met their deaths at the hands of the Nazis for helping Jews during the Holocaust gathered together for the first time last week in the town of Brok in eastern Poland.
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