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Police suspect she may be carrying a bomb on her person.
This week we asked: Leaving aside any halachic considerations that may be involved, is it a Jewish value to have a large family?
In an effort to bring down wedding costs, the Bobov-45 Rebbe gave new wedding ceremony guidelines his followers.
This week we asked: Should a G-d-fearing Jew have the Internet at home?
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Is it appropriate to eat kosher imitation bacon, crab, or any other such food?
This week’s question is: “Is enrolling in a secular college ever appropriate in today’s day and age?”
This Friday, November 9, marks the 80th anniversary of Kristallnacht. To commemorate this tragic date – the beginning of European Jewry’s destruction – The Jewish Press asked six German Jews what they remember of that night and the following morning. The whole shul [in Frankfurt] was up in flames. Not only that, across the […]
This weekend, over 3,000 Lubavitch shluchim will gather in Crown Heights for the annual Kinus Hashluchim (also known as the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Shluchim).
The Sheba Summit 2018 focused on “The Future Hospital: Setting Strategies for 2030 and Beyond."
Avraham Ben-Tzvi still believes the Eitam hill, Efrat’s only remaining land reserve, must be developed urgently, or the town will lose it for good.
Turkish officials say a team of alleged Saudi assassins probably killed a Saudi journalist in Istanbul.
In honor of Sukkos, The Jewish Press decided to feature pictures of six of the winning designs.
"I fight anti Israel propaganda and expose those who spread it."
Officially, one is not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but we can’t help ourselves; some titles sound too good not to share with others.
Indeed, the Palestinians are becoming increasingly transparent that they will never abandon their hope that some day they will constitute a majority of Israel’s population.
Watch what you think. Negative produces negative, and positive does the same.
Abeles & Heymann hot dogs are making Aliyah, and they're launching at the US Embassy's 4th of July celebration in Israel.
“These ads are offensive, shameful, and disrespectful,” said Rabbi Yaakov Klass, a RAA presidium member and Torah Editor of the Jewish Press.
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All my life I just wanted to disappear but suddenly I have responsibility; I have to face challenges, take care of the animals, and interact with the public.
The public will be able to vote on their favorite videos online from Aug. 6 through 13. The contest offers $20,000 in cash prizes with a Grand Prize of $8,000.
Sheba Medical Center - In Israel and around the world.
Camel owners will bear criminal responsibility for accidents and damages caused by their animals.
The Iranian controlled Hezbollah is concerned by Saudi interference.
Paraguayan President Horacio Cartes will be coming to Israel.
We wonder why anyone would want yeshivas to emulate the public schools.
“In the past many people ate gebrokts,” he told The Jewish Press. “It is only since Judaism has become chassidized that one sees an emphasis on not eating gebrokts.”
While Rabbi Dalfin is himself a Lubavitcher, he admirably attempts to be evenhanded and to allow the facts to speak for themselves.
A most disturbing aspect to anti-vaccination groups is that debunked frauds and misinformation are routinely treated as fact.
The Jewish Press decided to join math lovers the world over in celebrating Pi Day, observed every year since 1988 on March 14.
October 2, 2026 
