How should Jewish leaders confront challenge of BDS groups within their communities?
By SEAN SAVAGE (JNS) – The recent decision by the Boston Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) to pass a resolution declaring that any member
Israel decides to end mandate of international observers in Hebron
(JNS) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently announced his decision to terminate a mandate of international monitors in Hebron. “We
New group of Democrats aims to counter perceived anti-Israel trend in party
(JNS) – Amid the rising tide of anti-Israel sentiment in the Democratic Party, a new group has launched to counter that narrative that
Jews of color on what Martin Luther King Jr. Day means to them in 2019
By JOSEFIN DOLSTEN, BEN SALES NEW YORK CITY (JTA) –For many Jewish organizations, Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a time
Israelis aiding search at Brazilian mine disaster are met with praise and criticism
By MARCUS M. GILBAN RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA) – Less than one month after Benjamin Netanyahu gained pop star status across
Just what does she believe in? Fickle Gillibrand flip-flops on various issues
DC Report By Douglas Bloomfield Watching the junior senator from New York go from being a conservative Blue Dog Democrat in the
Bethleham Chabad plans a reception for Rabbi/Artist Yitzchok Moully
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Is something strange going on? Coincidence? Or could it be b’shert?
By MARILYN SHAPIRO In 2012, Rochelle and Bill Willner, attended services at Congregation Shalom Aleichem in Kissimmee, Fla. Former members, they
Super Bowl party at Beth Emeth
ALBANY–A Super Bowl party sponsored by the Beth Emeth Brotherhood, Sisterhood and the Tribe is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 3,
Israel and Chad announce resumption of diplomatic ties
By MARCY OSTER JERUSALEM (JTA) – Israel and Chad announced the resumption of diplomatic relations. The announcement came Sunday, hours after Israeli