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Year: 2014

Arts

Silverstein’s Heroes

By Richard McBee

Silverstein’s work has long concerned itself with the intersection between the personal and Jewish Biblical narrative, significantly explored in this column in “Brighton Beach Bible” (July 27, 2009).

Arts

Faces: Indian Jewish Narratives Of Siona Benjamin

By Richard McBee

Not surprisingly the guardians of synagogue tradition is male dominated in both Moses Abraham, Cantor and Mohel and Synagogue Lamp Lighters.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

PM Thanks Panama for Role in Capturing Iranian Smuggling Ship

By Jewish Press News Desk

Panama gave Israel permission to board the vessel being used to smuggle Iranian weapons to Gaza.

Israel / News Briefs

Hadassah Crisis Opens Divisions Between the Hospital and Women’s Organization

By Ben Sales

Saddled with nearly $370 million in debt and an annual deficit exceeding $85 million, Hadassah Hospital struggles to chart a course back to solvency.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

New Terror Tunnel Uncovered (+Video of the Tunnel)

By Shalom Bear

The IDF discovered a 4th terror tunnel from Gaza. Watch the video of its discovery.

Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs / The Knesset

Haredi Politicians Now Angry at Labor

By Jewish Press News Desk

Last week, the Haredi politicians and Aryeh Deri in particular couldn't get enough of Labor (Avoda) leader Yitchak Herzog. It looks like that party is over.

Photo of the Day

Just Another Tourist

By Jewish Press Staff

Television, film, and stage actor and director Blair Underwood visits the Old City of Jerusalem on March 20, 2014.

Politics / News Briefs / Turkey

Increasingly Autocratic Turkish PM Bans Twitter

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Embattled Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan pulled the plug on Twitter at midnight, March 20, 2014.

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Religion

New Game Around Boston: 'Jail the Jew'

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Swastikas, graffiti stating "kill all the Jews," and little kids playing "jail the Jew" in Bedford, Massachusetts.

Op-Eds

Torah Study And The Defense Of Israel

By Rabbi Jeremy Gimpel

In all of Tanach, Talmud or Jewish history, Jews go out to defend their country together. There is not one time when Jews were exempt from fighting alongside their brothers because they were learning Torah.

Israel / Iran / News Briefs

Mossad Discloses 8 Jews Were Killed Trying to Flee Iran in 1990s

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Mossad has learned that eight of 11 Iranian Jews who tried to immigrate to flee the Islamic regime and move to Israel in the 1990s were murdered, the Office of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stated Thursday. The families of the missing Iranians have been informed following an investigation into their cases that was ordered […]

Parsha

Parshas Parah Purifies

By Rabbi Boruch Leff

While our purpose in this world is to use our free will to choose good, to overcome our tests and challenges, part of that choosing should include a deep wish that we wouldn't even have the ability to sin.

Jewish / News Briefs

Madoff Says His Scheme Was Not Betrayal of Jews

By JTA

Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff said in a prison interview that he does not feel he “betrayed the Jews.” Madoff, 70, is serving a 150-year sentence at the medium-security federal prison in Butner, N.C., for a scheme believed to be the largest of its kind in U.S. history — one that affected a disproportionate number of […]

Halacha & Hashkafa

Lost Property (Sukkot 25a)

By Jewish Press Staff

Is a shomer aveidah considered a shomer chinam or a shomer sachar?

Government / News Briefs / United Nations (UN) / Settlements

Netanyahu Planning to Visit Pro-Israel Australia

By Jewish Press Staff

Despite mini-crises over fake passports and Prisoner X, Australia has been one of Israel’s most reliable allies.

Jewish / US / Politics / News Briefs

Robert Strauss, Democratic Kingmaker and Ambassador, Dies At 95

By JTA

Robert Strauss, the son of small-town Texas shopkeepers who became an adviser to presidents of both parties, died Wednesday at the age of 95. He helped found in 1945 Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, the energy law firm that pioneered powerhouse lobbying after its 1971 move to Washington. Strauss, whose parents ran a general […]

US / Antisemitism

Minnesota Nazi Uniform Party Was Just an ‘Historical Exercise’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

What would have been the reaction if the actor dressed up as KKK members, just for the sake if history?

Op-Eds

King David Drafted Torah Scholars Into His Army

By Rabbi Nachman Kahana

The thoughts of man, even those of the greatest talmid chacham, cannot fathom the thoughts of the Creator, for many of the Torah laws run counter to human logic.

Op-Eds

For The Israeli Left, Democracy Is Too Democratic

By John Podhoretz

Hard to imagine, isn’t it, that a political movement supporting economic boycotts of your own country might rain down condemnation on you within your own country.

Columns / Parsha

The Rationale For The Dietary Laws

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

The ritual of kashrut may help us become more conscious of our responsibilities to live ethical lives.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Religion / Judaism

Norway Wants to Limit Circumcisions to Hospital Rooms

By Jewish Press News Desk

Norway’s health minister said Wednesday the countryman no intention of banning religious circumcisions but should restrict the religious practice to be carried out only in hospitals. "If the children are circumcised in hospitals by competent personnel, we will prevent complications," Health Minister Bent Høie told the Aftenposten newspaper. "This is the most realistic way to […]

Parsha

Boundless Love

By Dov Shurin

Boundless love was something Rav Kook had for the nation of Israel. Just as one cannot question the boundless love of Hashem for Israel, one cannot question the boundless love of a Torah giant for his people.

Lessons In Emunah

Frogs Were Jumping Everywhere

By dvora

I insisted that one decoration, a dancing sevivon (dreidel) man, remain hanging in recognition of the chag. Some in my family questioned the appropriateness of this decision. Was it proper to have decorations hanging in what would soon become a house of shiva?

Israel / US / Iran / News Briefs

Obama and Peres Polish Up their Persian for Iran’s New Year

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

How do you say “annihilate Israel with a nuclear bomb” in Persian?

Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: The Leap Year At Adar (Part IV)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Why does the Jewish leap year always consist of two Adars? Why specifically Adar? Menachem (Via E-Mail)

Halacha & Hashkafa

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass and Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum

Full Or Abridged? ‘One Is Obligated To Recite Hallel’ (Sukkah 48a)

Parsha

Count Your Blessings

By Rabbi Joshua Rapps

That second verse in Vayikra (9:23) tells us that Moshe and Aharon entered the Ohel Moed, and upon exiting they jointly blessed the people.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Hungary’s Jewish Community Marks 70th Anniversary of Nazi Invasion

By JTA

The Hungarian Jewish community held a memorial event in front of the downtown Dohany Street Synagogue in Budapest Wednesday to mark the 70th anniversary of the occupation of Hungary by the Nazi-led German Army. The event, sponsored by the Jewish community but open to the public, comes after representatives of Mazsihisz, the Association of Hungarian […]

Israel / Iran / News Briefs

President Peres Wishes Iranians a Happy Nowruz

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

President Peres began with the traditional greeting in Persian and said, "Iraniane Gerami, Novruzetan Piruz Bad".

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel

Haredi Youth Conclude First Pre-IDF Course

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

The course was designed to boost Ultra-Orthodox youth motivation to enlist, and allay religious concerns.

Halacha & Hashkafa

You Say ‘Gashem,’ I Say ‘Geshem’

By Rabbi J. Simcha Cohen

Question: In the Amidah, the phrase “Mashiv HaRuach” concludes in some siddurim with the words “umorid ha’geshem” (with a segol under the gimmel) and in other siddurim with the words “umorid ha’gashem” (with a kamatz under the gimmel). What is the practical difference between these two readings?

Halacha & Hashkafa

Unlocked Door

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

"We're hosting a sheva berachos tonight for my niece," Mrs. Kohn replied. "I'm already late! I don't even have a minute to take my projector to the office. Would you mind keeping it overnight in your office?"

Jewish / News Briefs / Jerusalem / The Temple Mount / Israeli Arabs

Arab Rioters Force MK Feiglin off Temple Mount

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

From the standpoint of the Arabs, Jews indeed are guilty of incitement so long as Israel exists.

Parsha

A Leopard Can’t Change Its Spots, But A Man Can…

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

To remind us of this, Hashem gave us a permanent reminder of our uniqueness – the mitzvah of milah.

Tales of the Gaonim

The Power Of Truth

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Rabi Pinchas’ piety and honesty were known far and wide. He would often say, “Even though our Sages (Yevamot 65b) declared that to preserve the peace, a person may change his words to fit the situation, I will never utter a false word regardless of the consequences.” If he heard that one of his followers had uttered a false word, he would expel him from his presence.

Parsha

The Authority Of The Mishnah

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

The Ritvah understands that the kosher signs are not just “signs” indicating that a fish is kosher; rather, they are what actually render the fish kosher. This may also be applied to the kosher signs of an animal, but the Ritvah does not indicate this.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Toulouse Jewish President: Jews, Leave!

By JTA

Jewish Toulouse leader tells young Jews to leave France.

Israel / US / News Briefs

Defense Minister Ya'alon Apologizes (Again) for Telling the Truth

By Jewish Press News Desk

DM Ya'alon has a habit of speaking harsh truths. Not everyone likes to hear the truth. It upsets them.

Op-Eds

Social Justice for All – Except Jews

By Richard L. Cravatts

The cynical, and historically and factually inaccurate, view has meant leftists frequently denounce Western democracies as imperialistic, racist, militaristic oppressors.

Op-Eds

The Israeli Left Pursues The Treason Vote

By Steven Plaut

In 2012, an initiative was begun in the Knesset led by David Rotem (from the Yisrael Beitenu party), to cut the stipends and pensions paid to convicted murderers and terrorists by 50 percent.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Leading Well Begets Greatness

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

There is much in this episode that is hard to understand, much that has to do with the concept of holiness and the powerful energies it released that, like nuclear power today, could be deadly dangerous if not properly used. But there is also a more human story about two approaches to leadership that still resonates with us today.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint

The Other Side Of The Mechitzah (Part One)

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

I attended the recent Shabboton for frum divorced people and listened to your talk. You gave me hope to go on. I was very despondent when I came and went home considerably more upbeat. It was all due to your focus on “being a blessing.”

Video of the Day

I Rode in on a Matzah Ball

By Jewish Press Staff

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Photo of the Day

Bikur Cholim - Visiting the Sick

By Jewish Press Staff

Bikur Cholim - visiting sick people, is considered a big Mitzvah in Judaism. Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yaalon made a Bikur Cholim visit on Wednesday to the four soldiers wounded on the Golan Heights when their jeep was attacked along the Syrian border. One of the soldiers (not pictured) is in very bad […]

News Briefs / Germany / Holocaust

Alleged Ex-Auschwitz Medic, 93, Arrested in Germany

By JTA

An alleged former medic at Auschwitz was arrested in Germany on accusations that he was an accessory to murder. The name of the 93-year-old man was not released in accordance with German privacy laws. He is accused of serving as a medic at the concentration camp in September 1944. Eight transports arrived at Auschwitz during […]

US / Government / News Briefs

Kerry Does Obama’s Dirty Work and Chews out Netanyahu

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

President Obama has an unshakeable and eternal bond with himself.

Op-Eds / Israel

Hillel Responds to 'Outrageous' Attack on Israel Guidelines

By Sidney Pertnoy

Hillel International Board Chair: rabbi who quit made 'false, outrageous' claims about Hillel's Israel Guidelines.

Book Reviews

Two Holocaust Memoirs, Two Perspectives

By Robert A. Cohn

"The three of us survived the war only because of my father's ingenuity and guts."

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Florida

Florida Chabad Vandalized after Expansion Plan Announcement

By JTA

The Chabad Jewish Center in Boca Raton, Fla., was vandalized a day after an article in a local newspaper announced the center’s expansion plans. A cement marker with a sign indicating the rabbi’s parking space was torn from its place and thrown through a glass door of the Jewish center sometime Monday night, the Sun-Sentinel […]

Editorial

The ‘Jewish State’ Issue

By Editorial Board

Testifying before the House Foreign Relations Committee, Mr. Kerry said: “I think it's a mistake for some people to be raising it again and again as the critical decider of their attitude toward the possibility of a state, and peace, and we’ve obviously made that clear.”

Editorial

Commack Kosher Caterers And The Law Of Unintended Consequences

By Editorial Board

The Jewish Press supported the “Orthodox Hebrew” standard since it at least purported to provide protection for the entire kashrut-observant community while a non-Orthodox standard would be misleading to the Orthodox. The courts, however, ruled otherwise and invalidated the Orthodox Hebrew standard as the prerequisite for referring to food as kosher.

US / News Briefs / Boycott / BDS / Business and Economy / Settlements

Will BDS Movement Boycott Whirlpool over Ties with SodaStream?

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

If the Boycott Israel movement has any intellectual honesty, which it doesn’t, let’s see it tackle Whirlpool subsidiary KitchenAid.

Blogs / Goldstein on Gelt

Gross Domestic Product: A Fair Measure of Economic Progress?

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

In the first part of this week's podcast, Diane Coyle, professor of economics at Manchester University and author of GDP: A Brief But Affectionate History and The Economics of Enough, talks about measuring economic progress. What is the GDP (gross domestic product), and is it really an accurate benchmark for understanding economic performance? Find out […]

Interviews and Profiles

Teaching Secular Israelis About Judaism: An Interview with Rabbi Shalom Hammer

By Elliot Resnick

Rabbi Hammer recently spoke with The Jewish Press about his new book, Derash Yehonatan: Around the Year with Rav Yehonatan Eybeshitz (Koren), and his work in teaching Torah to secular Israelis.

Features

Haredi Entrepreneurship Thrives In Beit Shemesh

By Sybil Kaplan

While critics lament the lack of haredi integration into both the military and the Israeli workforce, Beit Shemesh, located 20 miles west of Jerusalem with a population of 100,000, is home to innovators like Rabbi Joel Padowitz, whose ventures have a direct relationship with the haredi community.

UK / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Swastika Mars British Sculpture Exhibit

By Jewish Press News Desk

Vandals scrawled a swastika and a Jewish Star of David on one of 16 fiberglass "sunfish” that were placed throughout the British city of Plymouth this week to celebrate the city’s young artists, the Plymouth Herald reported. The sculptures were unveiled at the start of National Apprentices Week and were placed to create a tourist […]

Front Page

From Good to… Good Enough?

By Rabbi Dr. Naphtali Hoff

I can testify from experience, however, that despite such experience and/or training, top-tier leaders often begin their tasks unprepared for the rigors of their new position, particularly when the experience and training focused on instructional leadership (such as classroom observation and curriculum) rather than organizational stewardship and management.

Israel

Abbas Rebuffs Obama, Demands New Conditions For Peace Process

By Steve K. Walz

According to Arab and Israeli media sources, Abbas steadfastly demanded that the White House prod Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into releasing convicted killers Marwan Barghouti and Ahmad Sa’adat. He also reportedly insisted that Israel freeze all settlement construction activities in exchange for extending the peace talks until the end of the year.

Israel / Syria

Three Years Into Syrian Civil War, Israel Faces Familiar And Emerging Threats

By Sean Savage

Despite the massive humanitarian toll and the use of chemical weapons against his own people, over the past year Assad has seen his fortunes improve as Western and Arab countries, unsuccessful in ending the conflict diplomatically, have been unwilling to directly intervene.

US / Government / News Briefs

White House ‘Shocked’ that Ya’alon Criticizes Obama

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Obama’s crew did not even say “boo" when the Palestinian Authority endorsed this week a video-song mocking John Kerry.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

IDF Kills Hevron Arab Trying to Damage Security Fence

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel soldiers killed a 15-year-old boy who was attempting to damage the security fence south of Hebron Wednesday and refused to heed soldier'warnings to halt. Palestinian Authority media came up with a new idea for the youth’s approaching the security fence. In Gaza, the suspects usually are described by Arab media as playing soccer or […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Religion / Russia

Rabbi in Crimea Makes it Out on the Last Train

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The scene of Russian troops sealing the region of Crimea conjures up scary reminders of the Nazi invasions of Europe.

Photo of the Day

It's not a Zamboni

By Jewish Press Staff

It's not a Zamboni, but it is smoothing the ice in Jerusalem's new (temporary) ice skating rink at First Station.

Video of the Day

Super Dvora Patrol Boat

By Jewish Press Staff

The Israeli Navy has been racking up of some big scores lately. Here's a video about one of their top patrol boats.

News Briefs / Jerusalem

186 New Jerusalem Apartments Approved

By Jewish Press News Desk

The local Jerusalem council has approved this morning (Wednesday) the construction of 40 new apartments in Pisgat Ze'ev, and 146 in Har Homa Gimel.

Terrorism / Government / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Danny Danon Threatens to Quit Over Upcoming Terrorist Release (+Terrorist List)

By Shalom Bear

With the 4th round of planned terrrorist releases coming up, Deputy Minister Danon is taking a principled stand.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Purim in Jerusalem, Attacks on IDF Soldiers, and Sectarian Arab Violence

By Moshe Herman

(((CLICK BELOW TO HEAR AUDIO))) Yishai and Malkah kick off this week’s show talking about the Fleisher family’s Purim experience in Jerusalem and Malkah’s efforts putting together the costumes for the family. They move on to talk about attacks on IDF soldiers on both the Lebanese and Syrian borders and how Israel needs to respond […]

Israel / Syria / News Briefs

Ya'alon: Israel Holds Assad Responsible for Attacks Against IDF

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

IDF Targets Several Syrian Positions in Response to Attack on Israeli Army Jeep.

Israel / Syria / News Briefs

Israel Again Targeted Syrian Military Sites

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

IDF forces retaliated against several Syrian military sites early Wednesday morning.

Tzedek-Tzedek

Will Good Fences Make Good Neighbors in Beit Shemesh?

By David Morris

The charedim and the Zionists in Beit Shemesh are contemplating a "divorce."

Israel / Middle East / Levant / Jewish / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / On Campus / Education

Jewish Donors Funded Harvard Students' Trip to Arafat's Grave

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

A Jewish trip to learn about Israeli history, culture and politics, ended up paying a visit to arch-terrorist Arafat's grave.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Syria / News Briefs / Lebanon

IDF: 'Suspicious Movement' Along Syrian Border Preceded Bomb

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

A bomb exploded along Israel's border with Syria, four soldiers were injured, one seriously.

InDepth

Bethlehem’s 'Christ at the Checkpoint' Conference: A Personal Report

By Brian Schrauger

I did not go with the intention of making waves, but when I announced that I was reporting for The Jewish Press, there was no turning back.

Israel / News Briefs / Europe / Business and Economy / Russia

Russian Search Giant Buys Israeli Start-Up

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Russian search giant Yandex has bought out Israel’s KitLocate start-up, a maker of low-power mobile geolocation technology, for “several million Euros,” TechCrunch reported Tuesday. KitLocate features low battery consumption by using proprietary algorithms that allow location-based apps to request the device’s geographic coordinates less frequently without losing too much precision. Yandex will use KitlLocate’s […]

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Syria / News Briefs / Lebanon / Hezbollah

Hezbollah Claims Attack at Border was Kidnap Attempt

By Jewish Press News Desk

Lebanon’s Hezbollah-backed Al Manar satellite network claimed on Tuesday that the bombing of an IDF patrol at the Syrian border was a kidnap attack, but the terrorist organization frequently makes such claims after attacks. Israel has not responded to the report. However, Israeli media reported that soldiers were trying to approach and arrest a suspicious […]

Jewish / Local

Orthodox NY Father of Seven Missing

By JTA

A $15,000 reward has been posted for information that will help find Peretz Sontag of Rockland County, New York.

Op-Eds / Analysis / News Briefs

Palestinian Arabs Spurn Peace, But Israel Will be Blamed

By Lee Bender

Is there no price to pay by the Palestinian Arabs for intransigence and rejection? Or defeat in war?

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Hamas / Palestinian Authority / Settlements

Israel Develops ‘Cyber Negev’ as Powerful Defense against Missiles

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

It was no coincidence when Netanyahu said that the Negev will be a cyber capital and that no rockets will be fired at it.

Israel / News Briefs

Peres Confused over ‘Isolation’ and ‘Peace’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The subject of President Shimon Peres’s speech at the Sixth Annual Negev Conference in Sderot on Tuesday was not a surprise, but his contrasting a peaceful-seeking nation with one that is isolated says volumes about his view from the Ivory Tower. After his expressing his delight at the Israeli government’s going along for the ride […]

Photo of the Day

Helicopter Evac

By Jewish Press Staff

IDF officers carry a soldier who was wounded from an explosion, as he is evacuated to a hospital in Haifa on March 18, 2014. A roadside bomb wounded four Israeli soldiers patrolling the Golan Heights on Tuesday, and Israel retaliated with artillery fire on Syrian army positions. It was not clear who had planted the […]

Israel / Science and Tech

Novartis Trying to Buy Israeli Stem Cell Research Developer

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Novartis dug company is in advanced talks to buy up Israeli-based stem cell treatments developer Gamida-Cell for $600 million, sources told the Globes business newspaper. Slightly more than half of Gamida-Cell is owned by Clal Biotechnology and Elbit Medical Technologies, a subsidiary of Elbit Imaging. Gamida-Cell has been considering offering an IPO on Wall […]

Video of the Day

Pesach Cleaning

By Jewish Press Staff

No stress, but Pesach is less than a month away! Rebbetzin RLZ explains how important it is to do a proper Pesach cleaning.

Israel / News Briefs

Cancer-Stricken Boy Acts Out Rescue Operation for Purim (Video)

By Jewish Press Staff

When you say a cancer-stricken boy smiling and happy, you wonder why anyone complains about anything.

Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs

Six Lev Tahor Children May Remain In Guatemala, Judge Rules

By JTA

Six children from the Haredi Lev Tahor sect who fled Canada will be allowed to remain in Guatemala with their parents, but with conditions, a Guatemalan family court judge ruled Tuesday. The Lev Tahor members from two families can stay in the Central American country, but they must check in with the Canadian embassy within […]

Shiloh Musings

Angelina Jolie is Braver Than Netanyahu and his Government

By Batya Medad

Jolie decided she doesn't need her mammary glands and ovaries, we in Israel do not need the United States of America.

Israel / News Briefs

Facebook Appoints CEO for Israeli Operations

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Facebook has announced that it has appointed Adi Soffer-Teeni as the company’s CEO in Israel. The current executive chairman of the grammar and spell-checking program Ginger Software, Soffer-Teeni will head Facebook’s commercial operations in Israel and help clients and agencies develop their marketing strategies at the social network. She will focus on building up the […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / France

Belgian Group Mulls Legal Action over Anti-Semitic Twitter Joke

By JTA

A Belgian watchdog on anti-Semitism warned it was preparing to take legal action against online propagators of a new anti-Semitic joke about the Holocaust. The Belgian League against Anti-Semitism, or LBCA, issued the threat regarding a photograph of an oven with paper money inside, bearing the caption, “The Jew trap is set.” The photo surfaced […]

Terrorism / Israel / Syria / News Briefs / Hezbollah

Netanyahu: Syrian Border Full of Jihad and Hezbollah Terrorists

By Jewish Press News Desk

The “border with Syria has lately been full of jihad and Hezbollah terrorists, placing us with a new challenge, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told the Likud party caucus Tuesday. Speaking shortly after a bomb, apparently planted by Hezbollah, exploded at an Israeli patrol and wounded three soldiers, he added, “We have succeeded to maintain quiet […]

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