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Year: 2014

Israel / News Briefs

Kotel Closed for Third Time

By Jewish Press News Desk

For the second time this week, and the third time since Pesach, the Kotel plaza was closed to visitors because no security guards could be found to men the security stations at the entrance to the site. It was the second time this week that the Plaza has been closed due to a shortage of […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs

ADL Survey: ¼ of World Population is Anti-Semitic

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

“The level of anti-Semitism in some countries and regions, even those where there are no Jews, is in many instances shocking.”

NY / News Briefs

Rabbi, 3 Others Indicted in $12.4 Million Theft of N.Y. Special Ed Funds

By JTA

Four New York men, including a rabbi, were indicted for allegedly stealing more than $12.4 million in funding intended for children with disabilities.

Terrorism / Israel / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

Rocket Launch At Ashkelon Beach

By Jewish Press News Desk

At 6:50 AM sirens went off in the Ashelon Beach area warning of an imminent rocket strike from Palestinian Authority-Hamas controlled Gaza.

Photo of the Day

Olmert's Legacy

By Jewish Press Staff

As former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert heads off to jail for corruption, one tries to consider which event will best define Olmert's legacy. His role in destroying Gush Katif? His abject failure in the Lebanon war? The Holyland Towers? Simply being the first Israeli Prime Minister sent to jail? I think Olmert will best be […]

Video of the Day

Yishai's Ultimate Jewish Lag B'Omer Party in Meron

By Jewish Press Staff

Join Yishai in Meron for an amazing Lag B'Omer party.

Police and Crime / Government / News Briefs / Jerusalem

Israel Police Report 9% Rise in Calls for Help

By Jewish Press Staff Writer

Israel Police received more than 9 million ‘100' calls (Israel’s ‘911') in 2013; 18 percent came from Tel Aviv.

Op-Eds

Two Aspects of the Mitzva of Counting the Omer

By Yeshivat Har Etzion

Rav Soloveitchik asserted that Shavuot is sanctified not only by the court’s counting, but even by the individual’s counting.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Outreach - Thinking Out of the Box

By Harry Maryles

The Talmud belongs to all the Jewish people, not just Orthodox Jews.

Op-Eds

I am Shelly Dadon

By Mark Langfan

I am Shelly Dadon. I was murdered because I was Jewish.

Op-Eds

Price Tag Hypocrisy

By Douglas Altabef

The price tag perpetrators have become the symbol for leftist hatred of the "settler" movement.

Op-Eds

Iran Counting on Obama's Weakness

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Iran seems closer to its nuclear goal today than it did before Obama’s interim capitulation.

News Briefs / The Knesset

Bennett Follows Through on Threat and Blocks 4 Yesh Atid Bills

By Jewish Press News Desk

After Yesh Atid blocked an important anti-terrorism bill, Naftali Bennett hit back, hard.

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

A New National “Yom Sidurim” for All 2800 IDF Lone Soldiers

By Jewish Press Staff

The IDF issued a directive to military units to release all Lone Soldiers next Thursday. Simultaneously, the IDF has invited all civilian agencies to attend to all these Lone Soldier's needs at one time, on that day.

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

Nefesh B'Nefesh, Friends of IDF to Host 'Lone Soldiers' Event

By Avi Tuchmayer

Aliya support organizations to host event for immigrants who have left their families in order to serve the Jewish state.

Iran / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

UN Figures It Out: Iran Might be Lying!

By Avi Tuchmayer

The United Nations is considering the possibility that Iran just might have figured out how to avoid international sanctions in order to continue that country’s drive to develop nuclear weapons. According to a confidential new report by a U.N. panel that compliance with international sanctions, Tehran appears to be using its petrochemical industry as a […]

News Briefs / Boycott / BDS

Aussie Jews Demolish BDS

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Executive Council of Australian Jewry has ramped up its campaign against the boycott, divestment, sanction movement (BDS) in Australia with an information booklet outlining the history and aims of the BDS movement. The booklet, which has been distributed to politicians, journalists and public officials lays bare the hypocrisy of the BDS brigades Down Under […]

News Briefs / France / Aliyah / Geulah

French Jews Set to Mark Record Year for Aliya

By Avi Tuchmayer

On the face of things, Jewish life in France appears stronger than ever: Jewish schools are thriving, there are kosher butchers all over the country, and the Jewish population has more than doubled since 1945. So why are people talking about the end of Europe's largest Jewish community?

Travel / News Briefs

Record Breaking Month for Tourism

By Jewish Press News Desk

A record 385,000 visitors entered Israel in April, according to statistics released Tuesday by the Ministry of Tourism. Three hundred forty two visitors stayed at least one night in Israel,  14 percent more than April 2013 and 31 percent more than in April 2011. Overall, the ministry said 1.16 million visitors entered Israel (including day visitors) […]

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs

U. of New Mexico Grad Students Rescind Divestment Resolution

By JTA

It took a second hearing and a tight vote, but in the end the good guys won this round.

Op-Eds

The Promise and Potential Peril of Oculus Rift

By Yonatan Gordon

We wish everyone learns to fully interact with reality, unfettered by limits of space and time.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Koby Mandell and Using His Memory to Help Others

By Moshe Herman

Yishai is joined Rabbi Seth Mandell, father of Koby Mandell, who was murdered by terrorists in the Judean Hills. Together they discuss Koby's murder and the organizing of a foundation to help others impacted by terror.

Photo of the Day

A Hamas Tag Machir

By Jewish Press Staff

While Police Minister (of Internal Security) Yitzchak Aharonovitch is busy touring sites with anti-Arab graffiti (and apparently sidestepping the sites with anti-Jewish graffiti), here's some Hamas graffiti celebrating buses blowing up in Jerusalem and missiles being launched at Israel (actual acts of terrorism that have happened) - just to keep things in proportion.

Video of the Day

How to Slice a Bagel

By Jewish Press Staff

Jewish readers in America, you can skip this first video, as you should already have it genetically imprinted in you as to how to properly slice a bagel (but in case you don't, please make sure to watch the next to last video on bagel slicing safety). If you do get the urge and want […]

My Right Word

Shindler's Listless Op-Ed in the NYT

By Yisrael Medad

If anyone can claim that what Prof. Shindler asserted and what Netanyahu said are similar, I guess there is something wrong with their reading glasses.

Interviews and Profiles / Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech

A Lifetime of Achievement, From New York to Beer Sheva

By Avi Tuchmayer

After reaching the pinnacle of the American medical profession by the age of 30, Glick packed it all up for the opportunity to build the Jewish state. Ahead of his latest award ceremony, Glick sat with The Jewish Press to talk about Israel, medicine and everything in between

US / Antisemitism / News Briefs

‘Jews vs Nazis’ Latest Teen Rage in Florida

By Jewish Press News Desk

Trivialization of the Holocaust has reached new lows.

News Briefs / Jerusalem

Keeping King David at Home (Photo Essay)

By Jewish Press News Desk

Protesters gathered in front of King David's Tomb demanding the Israeli government not hand over or sell our holy site to the Vatican.

Op-Eds

A Free or Democratic State - Which Do You Prefer?

By Eli Hertz

Freedom may include democracy but democracy does not necessarily include freedom.

Israel / US / Iran / News Briefs

Israeli Charged in U.S. with Selling Arms to Iran Arrested in Israel

By JTA

An Israeli man charged in the United States with selling arms to Iran was arrested at Israel’s Ben Gurion International Airport.

Guest Blog

NYT Informant Story Ignores Critical Successes

By Patrick Dunleavy

The New York Times article overlooks the necessary importance of intelligence gathering.

Guest Blog

Holocaust Denial and Critical Thinking Skills

By J. E. Dyer

To investigate Holocaust denial is to enter into a sick world of darkness and brooding fury.

News Briefs / Jerusalem

Kotel Closed Due to Lack of Security Guards

By Jewish Press News Desk

Jerusalem police closed the main entrances to the Western Wall plaza this morning (Monday). The Civil Security firm that provides security at the site simply did not have enough employees available for the job, according to a press release issued by the rabbi of the Kotel, Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch. It was the second time in […]

Israel / Jewish

Reform Movement: Give J’lem Site to Church

By Jewish Press News Desk

The former head of Israel’s Reform movement has called on the Israeli government to cede part of the David’s Tomb compount, located on Mount Zion, to the Catholic church. “Rabbi” Uri Regev, the former director of the Israel Reform Action Committee and now the head of the Hiddush- Freedom of Religion for Israel NGO, said […]

Terrorism / Israel / Media / Local

Samaria Residents Charge Amos Oz With Incitement

By JTA

Leading Israeli author Amos Oz says he called price tag criminals "neo-Nazis" in order to "shock" the audience. Can the epithet be considered criminal?

Israel / Local

Jewish Sites Not on Aharonovitch ‘Price Tag’ Tour

By Avi Tuchmayer

The Israeli and international press have barely noted Arab attacks against Jewish sites around Israel, including swastikas and anti-Israel graffiti - apparently neither have the police.

Government / News Briefs / The Knesset / Aliyah / Geulah

Changing Your License in Israel Will Be A Little Easier

By Jewish Press News Desk

Changing your driver’s license in Israel may get a little easier, thanks to efforts by U.S.-born Yesh Atid MK Dov Lipman.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy / China

Hong Kong Business Delegation to Visit Israel, Strengthen Economic Ties

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

The trip highlights Hong Kong’s strong economic ties with Israel and aims to further raise Israeli business interest in the region.

Politics / UK / News Briefs

'Red Ken': Rich Jews Vote for Torries

By Jewish Press News Desk

Ken Livingstone, the anti-Semitic former mayor of London, has lashed out again at Britain’s Jewish community. Speaking to the BBC’s Newsnight program, the radical politician known locally as “Red Ken” fell back on the classic stereotype that “Jews have money” to accuse Britain’s Jewish community of supporting the Conservative Party today because the community has […]

Terrorism / Israel / Global / News Briefs

Israeli Team to Assist with the Rescue of Abducted Nigerian Girls

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

“President Jonathan has accepted Mr. Netanyahu’s offer to send a team of Israeli counter-terrorist specialists to assist in the ongoing search and rescue efforts.”

NY / Antisemitism / News Briefs

Jewish Carpenter Sues NYC Over Alleged Anti-Semitism

By Jewish Press Staff Writer

A Jewish carpenter is suing New York City’s Housing Authority after allegedly being threatened and insulted with anti-Semitic epithets.

NY / News Briefs / Obituaries

Former Head of 92nd Street Y Commits Suicide

By Jewish Press News Desk

The former director of the 92nd Street Y is dead after hanging himself last Friday at his home in Seagate.

Sultan Knish

Dear John

By Daniel Greenfield

No matter what the PLO did, you blamed Israel. Like you blamed America, no matter what the Viet Cong did.

Photo of the Day

Bibi in Japan

By Jewish Press Staff

The Netanyahus walk the red carpet in Tokyo's Haneda airport.

Video of the Day

Talk Yiddish to Me

By Jewish Press Staff

I saw this on FrumSatire. Had to repost it.

IDF Blog

Supplying Troops Behind the Lines

By IDF Spokesperson's Office

Every airdrop for battleground missions involves troops from both air and ground branches of the IDF.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Remembering Alisa and Making Iran Pay

By Moshe Herman

Yishai is joined by Stephen Flatow, father of terror victim Alisa Flatow who was murdered in the Kfar Darom bus attack in 1995. Listen in as Flatow tells his daughter's story and how her murder changed his life forever.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Could Suicide Have Been Prevented?

By Harry Maryles

The bottom line for me here is that a life could have been saved.

Op-Eds

The Search for Objective Journalism

By Yonatan Gordon

Running a country according to the God-given laws of the Torah would result in something very great indeed.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Hadassah Hospital Recovery Calls for $869 Million in Funding and Cuts

By JTA

A recovery plan for Jerusalem’s bankrupt Hadassah Medical Organization calls for an additional $869 million in funding and cuts to the hospital’s services.

The American Thinker

A Female Role Model of Humanity in Israel

By Michael Curtis

Boko Haram enforces a patriarchal oriented society in which women are treated as “sexual slaves.”

This Ongoing War

Michelle Obama's 'Nigerian Girls' Speech and What it Misses

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

Mrs. Obama, our daughter's murder by another Islamist terror group - Hamas - was also unconscionable.

Goldstein on Gelt

Built to Sell

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Doug Goldstein speaks with John Warrillow about creating a company in order to sell it.

Media / News Briefs

Amnesty International Admits Flawed Reporting on Israeli 'Abuses'

By Avi Tuchmayer

Amnesty International reporter admits Palestinian Arabs often mislead human rights activists.

Terrorism / Middle East / Levant / Global / Islamists

Clinton Condemns Boko Haram Now, But Refused When State Dept. Head

By Avi Tuchmayer

Clinton's State Department refused to name Boko Haram as foreign terrorist organization in 2011.

Politics / Government / The Knesset / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Ministers Approve 'No Release' Bill for Convicted Killers

By Avi Tuchmayer

Government finally moves to bar release of murderers; terror victims' families long sought this step

News Briefs / Boycott / BDS

UCD Rejects BDS

By JTA

The student senate at the University of California, Davis did not approve a divestment resolution targeting Israel. The vote at 2 a.m. on Thursday ended in a tie, with five student senators voting in favor, five opposed and two abstaining. The student government vice president, Maxwell Kappes, declined to break the tie, abstaining instead. The […]

Op-Eds / Terrorism

Nazi Epithet Removes Amos Oz From Israeli Discourse

By Avi Tuchmayer

Oz claims graffiti or slashed tires are today’s equivalent of Dr Mengele; what is left to discuss?

News Briefs / Jerusalem / The Temple Mount

Rabbi, Pastor Call for Religious Freedom on Temple Mount

By Avi Tuchmayer

An Israeli rabbi and American Christian pastor have joined together to combat discriminatory practices against non-Muslimes at the Temple Mount. Rabbi Yehudah Glick Glick, chairman of the Temple Mount Heritage Foundation, and Pastor Ketih Johnson, founder of the Biblical Foundations Academy International group in Minneapolis, Minnesota, say they will use Pope Francis’ visit to Israel […]

News Briefs / Science and Tech

Breakthrough in Heart Research at Hebrew U

By Avi Tuchmayer

Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem announced on Sunday a discovery that could have important implications for the treatment of heart failure. The research, conducted by doctoral candidate Inbal Rachmin, under the supervision of Prof. Ehud Razin and Dr. Sagi Tshori shows that the use of a protein called Erbin acts as a brake […]

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Dozens of Afula Residents Riot over Dadon Murder

By Jewish Press News Desk

Afula residents are angry at the murder of Shelly Dadon by terrorists.

Photo of the Day

The Overflowing Banias

By Jewish Press Staff

Located in the Golan Height, at the foot of the Hermon mountain, the Banias river can be seen overflowing from last Thursday's massive rainstorm.

Video of the Day

The Fractal Torah - The DNA of Creation

By Jewish Press Staff

Fascinating Torah class from TorahAnytime.com:

UK / Antisemitism / News Briefs

UK Shechitah Advocate Wants Precise Labeling for Meat Industry

By JTA

Shechitah advocates wrote that UK consumers of meat not produced through ritual slaughter “should also be told the method of slaughter: captive bolt shooting, gassing, electrocution, drowning, trapping, clubbing or any of the other approved methods.”

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Latvian School Features ‘Jew-Free’ Sign

By JTA

The entrance to a nursery school in Latvia featured a German-language sign advertising the establishment as being “Jew-free.”

Israel / News Briefs

Thousands Protest in Afula

By Jewish Press News Desk

2500 people marched in protest in Israel's northern town of Afula on Saturday night, in memory of Shelly Dadon who was killed in a "nationalistic" (terror) attack. The protesters demanded that the government stop releasing terrorists, and instead implement the death penalty for them.

Israel / US / News Briefs

Newsweek's at it Again

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel has demanded that US Intelligence officials either show evidence that any of these allegations have happened, or openly state there is no basis to Newsweek's stories.

Interviews and Profiles

Life And Death: The Story Behind United Hatzalah Of Israel

By Orli Katz

He began illegally "listening in" on the ambulance's bandwidths with police scanners, hoping to be able to respond more quickly to distress calls that were nearby.

Interviews and Profiles

Rav Meir Tzvi Schuster Changed the Future of the Jewish People

By Michael Kaufman

Reb Meir's life's directive was simply to serve G-d, to be an Eved Hashem. Ahavas Hashem, love of G-d, and Ahavas Yisroel, love for his fellow Jews, were central to this goal.

Teens and Twenties

Camp

By Samuel Shmuel Simcha Magaseyev

One by one they would come, Dressed in their scary uniform, All with the same game,

Teens and Twenties

Your Own Kind Of Beauty

By Aliza Mayer

“Beauty is not always seen, but felt by the heart, ” said Hellen Keller.

Op-Eds

Dear J Street: Time to End the Hypocrisy

By Chloe Valdary

J Street favors dialogue with a genocidal terrorist group but calls for shunning a 21 year old college student with differing political views.

Potpourri

What’s His Problem?

By Mordechai Schmutter

This week, I’m asking the questions for a change.

Marriage and Relationships

For Legitimate Yeshiva Programs

By Dr. Yael Respler

I strongly urge parents to research the value, or non-value, of the school credits their children are taking. Successful research will enable their children to receive a better education.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Where Have All the Earners Gone – Long Time Passing?

By Cheryl Kupfer

Lately I have been hearing quiet grumblings from people who admit that they regret not encouraging their sons to get a post-high school education after a year or two of learning.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

Project 'Great in Uniform': Integrating Those with Special Needs

By Jewish Press Staff

The goal is to integrate young people with disabilities in the IDF and prepare them for an independent life in Israeli society.

Parsha

Parshas Behar “Charity Of Time”

By Rabbi Dani Staum

It is one thing to do a chesed for someone one time or when it is convenient. But for a person to go a few hours out of his way every year for a stranger demonstrates incredible selflessness.

Parsha

The Cycle Of Seven

By Rabbi Baruch Bodenheim

Eretz Yisroel's resting during the shmittah year proclaims Hashem as the Creator of the world just as Shabbos does, for the init of time - seven - is solely connected to the creation of the world.

Israel / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

UNHRC Appoints Falk 2.0

By Jewish Press News Desk

Wibisono is replacing the anti-Israeli Richard Falk, or perhaps this is just a Falk 2.0 upgrade.

Parenting Our Children

Cup of Joe: A Cure For Anxiety And Depression?

By Rifka Schonfeld

It wakes us up in the morning, and gives us a jolt of energy during an afternoon slump. We add ice and milk for a refreshing drink in the summer. But, what is coffee exactly? And, should we really be drinking it?

Parenting Our Children

Who Is Recharging Your Battery?

By dvora

I’d like to share some valuable insights that, with clear and meaningful understanding, will have a tremendous impact on our family’s future

Tales of the Gaonim

Rav Naftali Of Ropshitz

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Rav Naftali was born the day that the Baal Shem Tov passed away, on the holiday of Shavuos, in the year 5520

US

Capitol Hill Honors Diplomat Who Aided Jews And Challenged FDR

By Jewish Press Staff

During a Q & A session after the screening, audience members strongly praised the film and urged that it be shown in schools.

Israel / News Briefs

Jewish WWII Veterans Mark Victory Day in Israel

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Hundreds of Jewish World War II veterans of the Allied armies attended the official Yad Vashem ceremony marking the 69th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany on Thursday, May 8.

Terrorism / News Briefs / Settlements

Terrorists Open Fire on Kibbutz Migdal Oz

By Jewish Press News Desk

Terrorists shot a few bullets towards Kibbutz Migdal Oz on Thursday night.

Israel / Global / News Briefs

Big in Japan

By Shalom Bear

Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu will be traveling to Japan on Saturday evening for a four day meeting to discuss increasing economic and diplomatic cooperation.

Israel / News Briefs / Europe

No Israel in this Year's Eurovision

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israeli candidate Mei Finegold made it as far as the semifinals for Eurovision, but not didn't make the final round.

Photo of the Day

Dead Sea Newlyweds

By Jewish Press Staff

A bride and groom covered in Dead Sea mud and wearing king and queen crowns on their head, get a wedding picture taken as they go into the Dead Sea water. I have no idea why.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

An Israeli Italian Strike

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Israeli version of the Italian strike left hundred of travelers stuck at the airport with long delays, and one flight was completely cancelled.

Interviews and Profiles

Around The Shabbos Table

By Devora Heller Glicksman

Our father's deep attachment to His Creator and his dedication to his fellow Jew made our childhood a powerful education.

Op-Eds

Let the IDF Win (Tnu LiTzahal LiNatzeach)

By Eytan Meyersdorf

These restrictions placed on the soldiers result from international pressure as well as campaigns initiated by radical left-wing Israeli NGOs.

Op-Eds

Walking A Mile With Their Cell Phones

By Rabbi Dr. Naphtali Hoff

For our children, technology is not just another activity that is forbidden on Shabbos.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Yom HaShoah: A Day To Look Back, A Day To Look Ahead

By Shelley Benveniste

They think that showing the world what could and did happen will ensure that it will never occur again.

South Florida

Emunah Of Miami Beach Holds Annual Dinner

By Shelley Benveniste

At the inception of the program, all Holocaust survivors present came forward to lead the singing of Hatikvah.

South Florida

Miami Beach S.H. Mitzvah Garden Honors Jonathan Nelson

By Shelley Benveniste

JSU clubs, which are part of NCSY, the Orthodox Union’s international youth movement, are found in hundreds of public high schools across North America.

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