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Happy Thanksgiving

By Jewish Press Staff

We'd like to wish all our U.S. readers a Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy your turkey.

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

Netanyahu Accepted a Ceasefire with 'No Assassinations' Clause

By Jewish Press Staff

Clinton made no mention of Hamas in her short speech, referring only to PA president Mahmoud Abbas.

US

RCA Delegation Visits Communities Hit by Hamas

By Jewish Press Staff

A delegation of 20 rabbis from across North America arrived in Israel yesterday to tour areas of Southern Israel as part of an emergency solidarity mission of the Rabbinical Council of America.

Terrorism / News Briefs

Double Bus Exploded in Tel-Aviv, 21 Injured, 3 Serious

By Jewish Press Staff

Around noon, Wednesday, a young man boarded the Dan transit company number 142 articulated bus in downtown Tel-Aviv, an area of many government and business hi-risers (the IDF command center is situated only a few blocks away), and while riding for as few minutes, the man planted a bomb on the bus, exited at the corner of Weizman and Shaul Hamerlech Streets, […]

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

Rocks and Molotov Cocktails Mark a New Intifada in Judea and Samaria

By Jewish Press Staff

Despite what appears like an emerging Intifada throughout Judea and Samaria, the IDF spokesman at the Central Command did not report or comment.Despite what appears like an emerging Intifada throughout Judea and Samaria, the IDF spokesman at the Central Command did not report or comment.

The Jewish Press Blog

Hamas: Where the Truth Lies (Video)

By Jewish Press Staff

A video from the IDF Spokesperson about Hamas' propoganda

Terrorism / News Briefs

Suicide Squads Deployed Near the Border in Anticipation of IDF Invasion

By Jewish Press Staff

An SMS from the Islamic Jihad to several Israeli Journalists has warned that the Gaza Strip will be the IDF's graveyard.

Terrorism / News Briefs / Egypt

IAF Kills 2 in Gaza while Egypt PM Is Visiting

By Jewish Press Staff

Israeli war planes bombed northern Gaza on Friday morning, killing two, as Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Qandil was paying a visit, Palestinian security sources and medics told AFP. "The occupation's planes bombed a group of citizens in the Nazila area" in northern Gaza, the source said, shortly after Israel accused Hamas of failing to observe […]

News Briefs / Israel At War: Operation Amud Anan

Hamas Claims: We Shot Down an Israeli Plane

By Jewish Press Staff

Hamas has announced that it shot down an Israeli warplane by a land to air missile. The IDF denies the claim. The IDF spokesperson's office assured The Jewish Press that the reported downing of an Israeli plane "never happened."

News Briefs / Israel At War: Operation Amud Anan

Fajr Rocket Intercepted En Route to Tel Aviv

By Jewish Press Staff

Three dead in Kiryat Malachi, 30 injured. In Ashdod two are lightly injured from a Grad rocket.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs / Israel At War: Operation Amud Anan

'Pillar of Cloud' Operation Launched to Punish Gazan Terror (Updated)

By Jewish Press Staff

Update, 5:34 PM, Israel Time: The IDF carried out an extensive attack damaging to the long-range launch capabilities (over 25 miles) of Hamas and Islamic Jihad. The attack caused significant damage to underground launch systems and weapons and ammunition storehouses belonging to terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip. The purpose of the attack is to disrupt […]

IDF & Security / Middle East / Levant / News Briefs

IDF Tanks Shell Syrian Positions after Mortar Shell Lands on the Golan

By Jewish Press Staff

Late Monday afternoon, Israel time, a mortar shell hit an open area in the vicinity of an IDF post in the central Golan Heights, as part of the internal conflict inside Syria, causing no damage or injuries.

Haredim & Hassidim / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

Neturei Karta Observe Arafat’s Yahrtzeit in Ramallah

By Jewish Press Staff

Last Sunday, representatives of Neturei Karta participated in the annual memorial service in Ramallah marking the day of the passing of PLO Chairman Yassir Arafat.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs

30 Rockets Strike Israel, Israeli Tank Shells Kill 4, Wound 30 in Gaza

By Jewish Press Staff

According to the IDF Spokesperson, in response to recent events, overnight IAF aircraft targeted a weapons manufacturing facility, two weapons storage facilities, and two rocket-launching sites in the northern Gaza Strip, as well as a weapons storage facility and a terror activity site in the southern Gaza Strip. Direct hits were confirmed. The Ma'an Palestinian news agency reported that Israeli tank shells killed 4 Palestinians and wounded 30 in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, according to medics and other witnesses.

Book Reviews

Title: One Shot

By Jewish Press Staff

ne Shot, authored by M. Wiseman, is an emotional drama that focuses on issues faced by some teens nowadays. In Suburbia, U.S.A., lived three extraordinary young men, Baruch, Nadav and Rafi. Nadav and Rafi have been friends forever, and Baruch joins the crew in his later teens. Pain is the bond that brings the threesome together. Baruch and Nadav have emotional pain and Rafi suffers from a physical pain; he discovered that he had advanced-stage cancer. The cancer was serious – too serious for the doctors, so they eventually stopped treating him.

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

Huge Terror Tunnel Explodes Underneath IDF Patrol

By Jewish Press Staff

An update from the IDF Spokesman's office: An engineering force that operated at the site located a number of powerful explosive devices. With the end of this force's activity, as it worked to repair the border fence, an explosion occurred in a terror tunnel. This was a very large explosion that exposed a tunnel roughly four meters deep and four meters wide. An empty IDF vehicle that was in the area was thrown into the air from the force of the explosion.

News Briefs / Islamists

Der Spiegel: Online Jihad Cool, Getting Cooler

By Jewish Press Staff

Jihad marketers are making militant Islam cool, according to a new article in Germany’s Der Spiegel newspaper.

Features On The Jewish World

The DeYoung Family: Formerly of K’far Darom; Now of Elon Moreh

By Jewish Press Staff

The family: Uri & Hadassa DeYoung and 5 children: Avigayil (16), Noa (14), Beruria (10), Tsuriel (8) and Devora (2). Background: My husband and I are both from New Jersey. We met and married in Israel. My husband always lived along the New Jersey shore and when he discovered that he didn't have to give up the beach in order to live in an ideologically motivated community he was very excited.

Politics / News Briefs / Media

Ha'aretz Journalist to Pay Settlers $50 Thousand for Slander

By Jewish Press Staff

Long-time Ha'aretz columnist Neri Livneh has been ordered by a court to pay $50,000 for slandering two residents of the settlement Itamar.

Politics / Iran / News Briefs / Europe

Netanyahu Goes to Paris, Will Meet with President Hollande, Visit Toulouse

By Jewish Press Staff

Netanyahu will meet with Hollande at 7 AM, NY time, and will focus mainly on the Iranian nuclear program, two weeks after the European Union imposed additional sanctions against Iran. Netanyahu will most likely find in Hollande a sympathetic ally, as France is one of the leading countries in demanding imposing further sanctions against Iran.

NY / News Briefs

New York Under Water

By Jewish Press Staff

As of early Tuesday morning, there are numerous reports of residents trapped in their homes facing the high waters that submerged many parts of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and the Rockaways. The Fire Department is forced to reach those trapped by boat.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Bank of Israel Restricts Mortgages Severely, Looking to Avert Future Real Estate Crises

By Jewish Press Staff

The new directive stops banks from giving mortgages with an LTV of more than 70%, with an exception for first-time buyers, who are allowed mortgages of up to 75% of the value of the apartment. Mortgage customers who buy an apartment for investment will be limited to 50% LTV.

News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

Operation Dove’s Wings Begins as Ethiopian Aliyah Comes to a Close

By Jewish Press Staff

The flight was organized by the Jewish Agency for Israel, pursuant to the July government decision to increase the rate of Ethiopian Aliyah.

Photo of the Day

Hurricane Sandy on Oct. 29

By Jewish Press Staff

NOAA's GOES-13 satellite captured this visible image of Hurricane Sandy battering the U.S. East coast on Monday, Oct. 29 at 9:10 a.m. EDT. At 8 a.m. EDT the National Hurricane Center noted that the center of Hurricane Sandy was located near latitude 36.8 north and longitude 71.1 west. This was about 310 miles (505 km) […]

Police and Crime / News Briefs

Jewish Gold Dealer Escapes Robbers En Route From Holland To Belgium

By Jewish Press Staff

Driving from Holland toward Antwerp, the dealer noticed that a car was following him, but didn't give it much thought.

Terrorism / News Briefs / Islamists

Bedouin Gunmen Injure 6 in Children's Park in the Sinai

By Jewish Press Staff

Gunmen opened fire in a children's park in south Sinai on Saturday night, wounding six, officials told the Ma'an news agency.

Arts / Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs

Chabad Women Rocking in 'Bulletproof Stockings' (Video)

By Jewish Press Staff

Rocking custom sheitels and opaque tights, and walking the sidewalks of Crown Heights, Brooklyn, Dalia Shusterman and Perl Wolfe have the Hasidic world talking – and singing along to the tunes of their Hasidic alternative rock girl band, Bulletproof Stockings.

US / Politics / Iran / News Briefs / Media

Maariv: Iran Said 'No' to Obama's Plea for Reconciliation

By Jewish Press Staff

A few months after he had been elected, President Barack Obama attempted to renew on a gradual basis U.S. diplomatic relations with Iran.

Event Listings

United Jewish Council’s Legislative Breakfast to Celebrate 40 Years of Service

By Jewish Press Staff

November 4, 2012 (New York, NY) – The United Jewish Council of the Lower East Side (UJC-LES) will hold a Legislative Breakfast to celebrate 40 years of its service to the community and the partners who made it possible.

Politics / News Briefs / Media / Islamists / Egypt

Al-Ahram: The Jews Caught a Fat Fish with Morsi's Hate Video

By Jewish Press Staff

In his daily column, Al-Ahram's Dr. Osama Al-Ghazali Harb referred to a MEMRI TV clip showing Egyptian President Muhammad Morsi at a Friday prayers, October 19, nodding his head and answering "amen" as the preacher curses "the Jews." According to Harb, the clip was an embarrassment for Morsi, who must reconcile his commitment to the peace agreement with Israel and the fact that he, basically, would like to wipe out Israel. Watch the clip and read excerpts from the Harb article, published by MEMRI.

Terrorism / Politics / News Briefs / Europe / Islamists

Liberman: 'We Are Facing a Serious Escalation in the South'

By Jewish Press Staff

In a meeting with Vice-President of the European Commission Catherine Ashton, who is visiting Israel, Liberman said: "We will not tolerate this situation for many days."

Terrorism / Middle East / Levant / Politics / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Islamists

Hamas PM: Qatar Emir Visit Breaks Gaza Siege

By Jewish Press Staff

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani was the first head of state to enter Gaza since Hams took over, back in 1999.

Terrorism / The Courts / News Briefs / Islamists

Bank of China Behind Murder of Yeshiva Students

By Jewish Press Staff

A $1 billion lawsuit filed in New York State court against the Bank of China alleges that it "intentionally and recklessly" provided services to terrorist groups.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs / Islamists

'IDF Officers to Train Saad Hariri’s Men against Hezbolla in Jordan'

By Jewish Press Staff

Some 500 fighters will be trained each month, with the goal of reaching 20,000 soldiers after two years. A series of monthly coordination meetings was agreed on at that meeting as well.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

Israel Negotiating Acquisition of 4 Missile Boats from S. Korea

By Jewish Press Staff

This deal, one of several large scale defense deals being carried out between Israel and this Asian country, is expected to repair the damage caused to the cooperation between the two countries after Israel’s purchase of training planes a few months ago from Italy rather than from South Korea

Terrorism / News Briefs / Islamists

Jordan: We Stopped an al-Qaeda Plot against Western Diplomats and Commerce

By Jewish Press Staff

The Jordanian General Intelligence Department has foiled a major terrorist plot which was in the planning and preliminary stages, according to the Petra news agency. The plot, by a group of 11 terrorists associated with Al Qaeda, was designed to target and carry out attacks against vital targets in Jordan including shopping centers, residential areas, diplomats and foreign nationals.

News Briefs

Sarah Silverman Took Us Down

By Jewish Press Staff

Apparently nothing is more important in the world than Sarah Silverman and her uterus. As the entire world, and her father, have decided to visit (and revisit) the website to read and comment on Rabbi Rosenblatt's article. Unfortunately, our server is having trouble keeping up with this unbelievable volume of traffic. We apologize if you're […]

Police and Crime / The Courts / News Briefs

Haredi Inmate Harassed Former President in Prison

By Jewish Press Staff

Ami Popper, a Haredi prisoner in jail for committing acts of terrorism against Arabs, was transferred from the religious-Jewish section in Maasiyahu prison for harassing prisoner Moshe Katzav, former president of Israel.

US / Politics / Iran / News Briefs

Yaalon: Barak Using Govt. to Promote Own Agenda, Defying PM's Orders

By Jewish Press Staff

“Barak gave preference to political considerations over national ones," Yaalon charged, appearing at the "Shabbat Culture" event in Ramat Gan. "He pulled us up a tree, and at the last minute presented himself as a moderate and ran away.” The Defense Minister’s Independence Party reacted to Yaalon's accusations saying that “the Likud primaries are forcing Yaalon to come up with pathetic statements.”

Middle East / Levant / News Briefs / Media

BBC Airing Two Shows on Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries

By Jewish Press Staff

This two-part series tells the story of Jewish exodus – a story of dispossession and torn identities in one of the most hotly-debated chapters of history in the Middle East – and how the remaining diasporas are surviving in hostile Arab countries.

Israel / News Briefs / Religion

Israeli Rabbi Suspected of Stealing Torah Scrolls

By Jewish Press Staff

Police in Israel have reportedly arrested a rabbi suspected of stealing seven Torah scrolls from the synagogue of Moshav Brosh near Be’er Sheva.

Politics / News Briefs / The Knesset

Netanyahu Dissolves the Knesset, Announces Early Elections

By Jewish Press Staff

The prime minister announced his intention to hold elections in early 2013, after concluding that he could not pass a "responsible budget." He told the nation on Tuesday night: "I decided the good of the State of Israel requires elections now, and as soon as possible."

Israel / News Briefs

Watch: Enemy Drone Shot Down Over Israel

By Jewish Press Staff

On Saturday at 10 AM, the IDF control systems identified a penetration by an unmanned aircraft from the Mediterranean into the south of Israel.

Israel / Police and Crime / News Briefs

UPDATE (2): Anti-Terror Unit Kills American who Shot and Killed a Man in Eilat

By Jewish Press Staff

According to police, the shooter was drunk. According to a report in Walla, the shooter was fired from his job at the hotel kitchen a few days ago.

Iran / News Briefs

Iran Police Clash with Protesters Outside Tehran's Central Bank (Video)

By Jewish Press Staff

Iranian police has used tear gas against demonstrators who burned tires and garbage cans on Wednesday. Many were arrested.

United Nations (UN)

Transcript: PM Netanyahu's Speech to the United Nations General Assembly in New York

By Jewish Press Staff

Transcript of Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech in the UN on Thursday, September 27, 2012.

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

Five Pairs of Brothers and Sisters Make Aliyah and Enlist in the Army Together

By Jewish Press Staff

Every year, young soldiers from overseas are enlisted into the Israeli Defense Forces through the Garin Tzabar program. The distance from their families and friends combined with the acclimation to their new country makes their service especially challenging. This year, however, at least for five pairs of brothers from the United States and Australia, the experience should be somewhat less difficult.

US / Politics / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

Zuckerman, US Jews, Cancel Scheduled Meeting with Abbas

By Jewish Press Staff

A private meeting was scheduled in New York on Monday between Abu Mazen, who had come to attend United Nations deliberations, and several influential members of the American Jewish community. The meeting had been arranged by Jewish media tycoon Mort Zuckerman, who is considered close to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Photo of the Day

Portraits of a Heroine

By Jewish Press Staff

Corporal S., hero of the Caracal Unit, in her own words:     "I ran under fire until I got to Netanel. But when I saw his condition, I understood it was impossible to save him. One of the terrorists exploded near us. I understood we were facing death. I took cover and thought about […]

NY / News Briefs

Caroline Starkman Is Reunited with her Family

By Jewish Press Staff

Rabbi Shmuel Goldin has just posted an announcement on Facebook...

Iran / News Briefs

Iran: Saboteurs Infiltrated IAEA, Blew Up Nuke Power Lines

By Jewish Press Staff

Iran's nuclear chief said the country's nuclear program had been attacked twice by elements related to the U.S. military.

News Briefs / Europe / Islamists

4 Injured in Kosher Market Explosion at Paris Suburb

By Jewish Press Staff

"There was an attack inside a kosher supermarket in Sarcelles at lunchtime by two persons dressed in black who lobbed a device," said Richard Prasquier, head of France's main Jewish council CRIF. On Wednesday, a satirical French weekly published naked cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

The Jewish Press Blog

Latma's Rosh Hashanah Music Video

By Jewish Press Staff

Latma's Rosh Hashanah greetings music video. Enjoy!

Politics / News Briefs

Hikind Thrown Off Conservative Party Line

By Jewish Press Staff

New York State Appellate Court Second Judicial Department ruled in favor of Assembly candidate Moshe Tischler and ordered that the NYC Board of Elections remove Dov Hikind from the Conservative ballot line for November’s General Election.

Politics / News Briefs

Assembly Candidate Tischler Calls on AG to Move on DOH Circumcision, Criticizes Hikind

By Jewish Press Staff

State Assembly candidate Moshe Tischler is calling on New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to explore all legal options against Mayor Bloomberg’s attempt to regulate the millennia - old religious practice of bris milah.

Politics

Rhoda Jacobs Meets With The Jewish Press

By Jewish Press Staff

Assemblywoman Rhoda Jacobs recently met with the editorial board of The Jewish Press at the newspaper’s New York office. Jacobs, who is the Assembly member for New York State’s 42nd Assembly District, has been in the Assembly since 1979. Her district, which is very ethnically diverse, is primarily made of Flatbush neighborhoods and part of Midwood.

US / News Briefs / The Knesset

New Campaign Aims to Find Rightful Heirs in North America Of 60,000 Unclaimed Holocaust Assets

By Jewish Press Staff

The Hashava Company, established by the Israeli Knesset to locate heirs of Holocaust victims entitled to assets currently held in Israel, is set to embark on a campaign in the United States and Canada to find rightful heirs of more than 60,000 unclaimed Holocaust assets.

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

Jewish Agency Provides Emergency Assistance to Netivot Families whose Homes Were Damaged By Rocket Fire

By Jewish Press Staff

The emergency funding is provided through the Jewish Agency’s Fund for the Victims of Terror and will be transferred before Rosh Hashanah.

Interviews and Profiles

Forester-For-A-Day: KKL-JNF Involves Citizens in Maintaining Israeli Forests

By Jewish Press Staff

KKL-JNF's ( Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael- Jewish National Fund) “Forester For a Day” program is a new ecological initiative that offers visitors a unique opportunity to assist in maintaining Israel's forests, prevent forest fires and promote an overall atmosphere of environmental awareness. The Jewish Press sat down with Revital Ovadia, the program's coordinator to find out more.

Interviews and Profiles

Shlomo Mostofsky for Civil Court Judge (Video Interview)

By Jewish Press Staff

The Jewish Press endorses Shlomo Mostofsky for Civil Court Judge in the 5th Judicial District in Brooklyn, New York. Mostofsky is a prominent attorney specializing in family law and served for eleven years as president of the National Council of Young Israel, representing the organization in national and international venues. This video interview took place at The Jewish Press office in New York.

Politics

New York Times Bestseller List Bad News For Obama?

By Jewish Press Staff

Do book sales reflect the general mood of the American electorate? If so, the current New York Times bestseller list does not carry good news for President Obama.

Politics / News Briefs / Settlements

Right Furious over Barak's Decision Not to Decide on Ariel University

By Jewish Press Staff

Last night, Defense Minsiter Ehud Barak decided that Nitzan Allon, head of the IDF Central Command, will not sign his approval for Ariel University to be recognized as a fully accredited university. This decision brought about a very angry reaction from right wing government factions.

Politics / News Briefs / Religion

Yigal Amir's Brother: Rabin's Family’s Crocodile Tears Don’t Move Me, They Profited Quite Nicely from the Murder

By Jewish Press Staff

"The blood of the Oslo murdered is a thousand times more dear to me than the tears dropped for the one who killed them, with help from the Arabs."

Back to School

School Supply Lists

By Jewish Press Staff

While obviously every teacher will have specific items she (or he) wants students to use, we have compiled a general supply list to make your initial shopping trip a little easier.

IDF & Security

IDF New Guidelines for Drafting and Integrating Haredim Includes Interaction with Women

By Jewish Press Staff

As a result of the change in the law, the IDF is putting together a number of subtracts specifically for Haredim, though no new “Haredi Only” divisions or brigades will be created. Some of the units have women serving in them, and the IDF says the role of women will not be negatively impacted by the introduction of Haredim who prefer not to interact socially with women beyond what is allowed by their community's mores.

Kosher Food News

Tnuva Unveils New Series Of Labaneh Spreads

By Jewish Press Staff

Recognizing the growing popularity of Mediterranean accented dairy products among the health conscious, Tnuva has announced the debut of a new "taste" within its series of Labaneh low-fat sour cheese spreads.

Blogs

So How Exactly did Rachel Corrie Die?

By Jewish Press Staff

So what actually happened the day Rachel Corrie died? Here's what the judge said.

News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

16 Retired Couples Make Aliyah on Nefesh B'Nefesh Flight

By Jewish Press Staff

A group of 16 retiree couples ages 50 to 80 made Aliyah to Israel in mid-August on Nefesh B’Nefesh charter Aliyah flight that left out of JFK airport in New York. The retirees joined their children and grandchildren who had made Aliyah over the last decade.

Politics / News Briefs

Prime Minister Shifts Own Financial Portfolio on Eve of Possible Iran Strike

By Jewish Press Staff

The committee for permits in the state comptroller’s office has allowed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on August 15 – at his own request – to make changes in his investment portfolio, both overseas and locally. The request comes in the wake of threats by the PM to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities in the near future. But it appears that Netanyahu's financial move was done in full transparency and in complete adherence with legal procedure.

Op-Eds

The Forgotten Rachels (Video)

By Jewish Press Staff

A short video to remember all the other Rachels who were murdered by Palestinian Terrorists.

Police and Crime / News Briefs

Three Detained 12-13 Year-Olds Deny Firebombing Arab Taxi

By Jewish Press Staff

Three young residents of the Gush Etzion community of Bat Ayin, aged 12-13, were on Sunday on suspicion of involvement with the Molotov cocktail incident that took place a week and a half ago. Jewish residents of the Gush Etzion region noted that rocks and firebombs are frequently thrown at Jewish cars in the area in which the firebomb was thrown. “The determination that Jews threw the firebomb is hasty and most irresponsible,” say residents of the area.

Settlements

Migron Settlers' Last Stand at High Court on Tuesday

By Jewish Press Staff

On Tuesday morning, the Israeli Supreme Court headed by Justice Asher Grunis is expected to examine the claims of the Migron residents. Over the past few months, several residents purchased plots of land in the surrounding area; if the purchase claims of these residents are found to be in proper order, 17 out of the 50 families will be permitted to remain in the area. The evacuation of the other families is expected to take place immediately after the Supreme Court hearing.

Features On The Jewish World

The Gangte Family: Formerly of Neve Dekalim; Now Of Nitzan

By Jewish Press Staff

The family: My name is Avin Gangte. I am a member of the Benei Menashe community hailing from the north-eastern states of Manipur and Mizoram in India. I am married to Hagit who is also from the same community and we have five children.

News Briefs / Religion

Rabbi Lau: I Didn't See Such German Sensitivity to Jewish Blood During the Holocaust

By Jewish Press Staff

Rabbi Meir Lau, Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv and Holocaust Survivor, attacked the Germans today with harsh words. Rabbi Lau said, "We don't need their permission to live as Jews," and added that, "I didn't see such German sensitivity to Jewish blood in the Shoah."

Interviews and Profiles

Using New Technologies to Promote Positivity

By Jewish Press Staff

The communication revolution - and the unprecedented access to information it brought - has ushered us into a new world. It is a world of wikipedia and youtube, but also a world of live-streaming al Qaeda beheadings and slow-motion car crashes. Positivecco, an ambitious online enterprise, seeks to harness the internet to promote positivity.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

IDF HR Chief: Although Half of Israel's Youth Don't Enlist, the Army Remains the Foundation of our Social Resilience

By Jewish Press Staff

About half of recruitment-age Israeli youths do not enlist, said Head of IDF Human Resources, Major General Orna Barbibay on Wednesday. But despite this reluctance to serve, she argued that "the IDF is the only melting pot I know," adding, "and even if the connection is partial, the Army still introduces different segments of the populations to each other, enabling them to perform the essential task of national security."

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