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Magen David Adom Forms Worldwide Jewish EMS Network with Hatzalah Orgs

By Ronni Strongin

MDA leverages its experience responding to terrorism, rockets, and other disasters to train American Hatzalah teams, while Israeli Hatzalah organizations form integral part of Magen David Adom’s roster of 27,000 EMTs and paramedics.

Featured / Israel / Archaeology

Antiquities Seized from Arab Bandits Believed to be Loot Taken by Bar Kochba Rebels from Romans

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Police on patrol noticed during routine activity a car driving illegally. To their amazement, they found a crate in the trunk, containing impressive and unusual archaeological finds.

Featured / Israel / Chessed and Tzedaka / On Campus / Education

The Ari Fuld Project Launches Fellowship Program with Yeshivat Netiv Aryeh

By Jewish Press News Desk

Fellows in the new program are learning from Ari Fuld's teaching to help disseminate them to future generations of Jews.

Featured / Religious & Secular in Israel / On Campus / Education / Judaism

Not a Book Club: 100 Women Complete Daf Yomi's Tractate Taanit

By Jewish Press News Desk

"Knowing that so many others were doing it with me created a sense of excitement and encouraged me to continue until the finish line.”

Featured / Government / The Knesset / On Campus / Education / Israeli Arabs

TAU Survey: Most Arabs Want Ra'am Minister in Lapid-Bennett Government

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israeli Arabs don't trust the government to implement plans for fighting crime in Arab communities.

Featured / Video of the Day

An Introduction to Asara b’Tevet

By Video of the Day

The Megalim Institute of the City of David presents an overview of the Babylonian Conquest and the Destruction of the First Temple.

Featured / Holidays

The Meaning of Today's 10th of Tevet Fast

By Rabbi Dr. Naphtali Hoff

Asara B’Teves, the 10th of Teves, commemorates the beginning of the siege of Jerusalem by the Babylonian ruler Nebuchadnezzar that ultimately culminated with the First Temple’s destruction on the 9th of Av the following year.

Featured / Anti-Israel NGOs / On Campus / Education

ADL Report: Students for Justice in Palestine, Jewish Voice for Peace Top Drivers of Anti-Israel Sentiment on Campus

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Seventeen colleges brought BDS measures up for a vote by the student government in 2020-21, and 11 have passed them.

Featured / The Muqata

The Real Netanyahu Exposed

By JoeSettler

Through Trump's unfiltered mouth we learn the truth about Bibi.

Featured / Features On The Jewish World

‘For These Do I Weep’ - The Hebron Massacre Of 1929

By Saul Jay Singer

After the massacre had run its course, the police commenced gathering the injured Jews, who were brought to the police station but left on the basement floor to fend for themselves.

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

TAU-Led International Study Discovers Drug that Treats Symptoms of Autism and Alzheimer's

By Jewish Press News Desk

The symptoms that were remedied using NAP: slow development, poor communication, brains with a small number of synapses, and low electrical activity.

Featured / Interviews and Profiles / Video of the Day

Unorthodoxed | The Berel Solomon Story

By Video of the Day

Orthodoxed is a documentary about a young Jewish man named Berel Solomon. It chronicles his journey from a drug dealer and prince of the nightclub business to becoming a Lubavitcher chassid.

Featured / Holidays / Ari Fuld's Sword of Israel

Ari Fuld on the Real Miracle of Chanukah

By Ari Fuld HY"D

Ari Fuld uncovers and explores the real miracle and lessons of Chanukah.

Featured / IDF & Security / US / Holidays & Observances / Aliyah / Geulah

Nefesh B'Nefesh Hosts 250 Lone Soldiers at Thanksgiving Dinner

By Jewish Press News Desk

These Thanksgiving dinners are part of Nefesh B’Nefesh’s return to in-person events, helping Olim acclimate.

Featured / Haredim & Hassidim / US / Government / Antisemitism / Jerusalem / Sovereignty

US Forces Cancellation of Haredi Neighborhood in Atarot, Jerusalem

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Israeli government has informed the US that Israel won't be moving ahead with the construction of a much-needed neighborhood for Haredim (Ultra-Orthodox) in the Atarot section of northern Jerusalem.

Featured / Jerusalem / Archaeology

Girl, 11, Finds Rare Silver Coin, 2000-Years-Old, Minted at the Temple

By Jewish Press News Desk

The girl came with her family to the Emek Tzurim Sifting Project in Jerusalem.

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

Bar-Ilan U Study Reveals How People Know They're Tired

By Jewish Press News Desk

Our PARP1 protein acts as an antenna, signaling the brain that it's time to sleep and repair DNA.

Featured / Terrorism / IDF & Security / Police and Crime / Jerusalem

Watch: Security Cam Footage of Old City Terror Attack

By Jewish Press News Desk

In the video, the terrorist can be seen attacking the Border Policeman from behind with a knife...

In Print / Featured / In Memoriam

My Mother, Irene Klass

By Naomi Klass Mauer

There wasn’t anything that I was afraid to ask my mother, and no matter the question she always gave me the honest answer.

Featured / Jerusalem / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education / Germany

Quantum Encryption Advances at Hebrew U Keeping Data Secure on the Internet

By Jewish Press News Desk

The team at HU developed a system that uses fluorescent crystals in the form of specks so tiny that special microscopes are needed to see them.

Featured / Op-Eds

The Campaign Against the US Consulate is Moving to Washington

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

In light of encouraging developments in Israel and disturbing developments in the United States, we will not resume the protest vigils in Jerusalem. We will focus our activity opposite the White House and again raise the demand for Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.

Featured / Israel / History / On Campus / Education / Archaeology

Siege Ramps & Breached Walls: Israeli Archaeologists Trace the Assyrian Conquest of Lachish

By Jewish Press News Desk

Construction began about 80 meters away from the walls of the city of Lachish, close to where stones required for the ramp could be quarried.

Featured / Features / Interviews and Profiles

A Child Holocaust Survivor’s Recollections Of Kristallnacht, The Night of Broken Glass

By Eve Glover

Auerbacher told The Jewish Press, “They were always looking for something to hang on the Jews … You always felt anti-Semitism, you felt it in the air, even before Kristallnacht …

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine

No One Dies on our Watch: EMTs Save Woman, 91, Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest in a Taxi

By Jewish Press News Desk

“Hashem brought me to her so that I could be a part of the team that saved her life.”

Featured / Israel / Archaeology

Spectacular Ancient Gold Ring with Semi-Precious Stone Inlay Unearthed in Yavne

By Jewish Press News Desk

"The ring may have belonged to the owner of the warehouse, to a foreman, or to an unlucky visitor who dropped it."

Featured / Terrorism / IDF & Security / Government / Anti-Israel NGOs / United Nations (UN)

UN Envoy Erdan Explains Exactly Why Israel Designated 6 PFLP Affiliates as Terrorist Groups

By Jewish Press News Desk

"The PFLP operates an organizational and military apparatus, including a network of purported civilian institutions."

In Print / Featured / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsements For NYC General Election, Nov. 2

By Editorial Board

Adams’s 22 years of service as a member of the NYPD – in several high-ranking positions – has uniquely equipped him to deal with what most polls say is the first order of business in the minds of most New Yorkers: runaway crime.

Featured / Global / Business and Economy / Kosher Food News

Leading Market Researcher Sees 4% Growth in Global Kosher Food Industry

By Jewish Press News Desk

The increasing prevalence of lactose intolerance is one of the key factors driving the growth of the kosher food industry.

Featured / IDF & Security / Photo of the Day / Jerusalem

IDF Special Forces Run 4 Ari in Jerusalem Marathon

By Jewish Press News Desk

Some sixty soldiers in a special forces unit ran in Ari's memory in the Jerusalem Marathon.

Featured / US / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem

Message to Biden: Afghanistan Was Enough - Don't Touch Jerusalem

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

‘Jerusalem is Not Afghanistan’: New Coalition to Fight Opening US Consulate in Jerusalem for Palestinian Authority

Featured / Jewish / US / Politics / Diaspora / Religious & Secular in Israel

‘The New Jew’ Docuseries Fostering US-Israel Ties Is Coming to America

By Jewish Press Staff

“The New Jew” helps Israeli viewers explore the fundamental differences between Judaism in Israel versus Jewishness in the US.

Featured / Terrorism / Palestinian Authority / PFLP

PFLP Demands that PA Take Action to Save its 6 NGOs Designated as Terror Groups

By Baruch Yedid / TPS

Representatives of the PFLP terror NGOs announced that they will continue to operate despite the Israeli government’s decision to shut down their activities.

Featured / Global / Judaism

2021 Shabbat Project Roared Back with Record Participation Despite Pandemic

By Jewish Press Staff

In its ninth year, The Shabbat Project surpassed all pre-COVID levels of involvement, with 1,166 citywide “unity events” and thousands of home-based events in more than 1,500 cities.

Featured / Israel / Archaeology

Incredible Second Temple-Era Amethyst Seal Found Under the Kotel

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

The amethyst seal was discovered at The Sifting Project while examining soil samples from the base of the Western Wall.

In Print / Featured / Features

Financial Planning For Frum Families: There Is Nothing Average About An Orthodox Lifestyle

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

If you explain to a gentile friend or co-worker the concept of making a Thanksgiving feast twice a week (Shabbos dinner and lunch), they will think you are out of your mind.

Featured / Global / Diaspora / Judaism

Shabbat Project is Back October 22 in 1,500 Cities around the Globe

By Jewish Press News Desk

“In a world of unrelenting distraction and pressure, Shabbat is a unique opportunity for families to truly connect in a magical way."

Featured / US / Politics / Eye on "Palestine" / Left vs. Right / Antisemitism / Boycott / BDS / Media

Report: 89% of Netflix's 'Palestinian Films' Directed by BDS Supporters

By Jewish Press News Desk

“It is unfortunate that Netflix is giving a platform to directors who advocate division and bigotry in the arts of all places."

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech

Weizmann Institute to Offer Off-the-Shelf Cancer Immunotherapies

By Jewish Press News Desk

Off-the-shelf therapies to be developed for entire groups of patients, making cancer immunotherapy more accessible.

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

Bar-Ilan U Study of 625,000 Births: Exposure Extreme Temperatures May Slash Fetal Growth

By Jewish Press News Desk

With extreme temperatures resulting from climate change, identifying windows of vulnerability can assist clinicians in refining their recommendations to pregnant women.

Featured / US / Antisemitism / Arts and Entertainment / Social Media

Anti-Israel Bots Attack Billie Eilish for Saying ‘Hi Israel’

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

“This coordinated attack on Billie Eilish is another example of how social media is used nefariously to manipulate public opinion and to attack and harass any artist, entertainer, or influencer that says anything positive about Israel.”

Featured / Op-Eds

Edelstein's Gumption Might Backfire

By Mati Tuchfeld

The former Knesset speaker's decision to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu comes at a time when the former p is struggling to remain relevant. But will he prove a match for Likud's tendency to rally around its leader?

Featured / Sultan Knish

The War On Columbus Is A War On America

By Daniel Greenfield

Columbus Day parades are met with protests and some have been minimized or eliminated; In a number of cities Columbus Day was transformed into Indigenous People's Day, which sounds like a Marxist terrorist group's holiday.

Featured / Op-Eds

What if… it Wasn't Ireland? The Awful Truth about the Antisemitism Report

By David Collier

Silence from those that matter – and vile abuse from those defending their antisemitic cause. This is Ireland’s shame

Featured / Israel / Archaeology

Archaeological Sensation in Yavne: Ancient World's Largest Complex of Winepresses Uncovered

By Jewish Press News Desk

It appears that the town of Yavne, home to the Sanhedrin in exile after the destruction of the Second Temple, became a worldwide powerhouse of wine production some 1,500 years ago.

Featured / Jerusalem / Archaeology

2,700-Year-Old Private Lavatory Discovered in Jerusalem

By Jewish Press News Desk

It's fascinating to see how something that's obvious to us today, such as toilets, was a luxury item during the reign of the kings of Judah."

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine

Pre-Chanukah Modi'in Miracle: Boy on Scooter Hit by Car, Trapped Underneath, Walks Away

By Jewish Press News Desk

“Both pedestrians and drivers need to be extra careful and even more aware of the dangers on the road during this time of year."

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

TAU Researchers' Discovery of Immune System's 'Double Agents' May Help Win War on Cancer

By Jewish Press News Desk

It is not inconceivable that these revelations are the first step towards deciphering the mechanism of interaction between the immune system and violent cancerous tumors that, as mentioned, claim the lives of so many.

Featured / Israel / Coronavirus

Caught on Hot Mic, Israeli Health Minister Says ‘Green Pass’ Not Based on Epidemiology

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

“Our problem is people who don’t get vaccinated. We need [to influence] them a bit; otherwise, we’ll never get out of this,” Israeli Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz tells Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked.

Featured / The Muqata

Remembering Ari Fuld hy"d

By Jameel@Muqata

It’s the 7th of Tishrei. It’s been 3 years since Ari Fuld hy”d was murdered.

Featured / First Person

A United Hatzalah EMT Talks About His Experience As A First Responder in NYC During 9/11

By United Hatzalah

One of the thousands of people who were first responders on 9/11 is a resident of Efrat and a United Hatzalah volunteer. His name is Eric Andron.

In Print / Featured / Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: Questioning The Rabbi And Synagogue Leadership

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: My synagogue is Orthodox in practice; however, many of our members are ignorant of basic Halachot. In fact, many members attend only occasionally, even while they support generously. Every year at Yom Kippur time the congregation swells to its limit. Our Rabbi and leadership seem to ignore the fact that many people travel to the synagogue by car on the holiest day of the year. What could be done? Anonymous Via email

In Print / Featured / Features

Tribeca Synagogue On 9/11: The Untold Story Of the Shul Near Ground Zero

By Aryeh Werth

Rabbi Glass still didn’t know what happened to his wife. He rushed over to the neighborhood police station, the 1st precinct, to get advice about what to do. “I can’t give you any guidance,” the police officer said. “But if you want my personal opinion: get out of New York.”

In Print / Featured / Features On The Jewish World

Twenty Years Later: 9-11 Remembered

By Saul Jay Singer

The most prevalent anti-Semitic 9-11 conspiracy theory at the time was that 4,000 Israelis received advance warning not to report for work at the World Trade Center on September 11.

Featured / Jerusalem / Archaeology

Second Temple Period Quarry Uncovered in Jerusalem

By Jewish Press News Desk

Jerusalem’s ancient quarries were the main source of building stones for monumental construction projects in the city, such as the Temple Mount.

Featured / Jewish / History / Aliyah / Geulah

Lost Tribe of Bnei Menashe Sample their First Gefilte Fish

By Jewish Press News Desk

Some loved the dish, while others politely declared it to be “an acquired taste.”

Featured / Israel / US / Travel / China

Israel Inaugurates Chinese-Operated Haifa Bay Port, Large Ships Can Now Dock

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

The US warned that it would no longer be able to dock in the Haifa port if the Chinese took over managing it.

Featured / Product Promotion

Miracle Shmitta Grapes!

By Sponsored Post

Partner with farmers like Ariel, plant a tree while there is still time, SHARE the Mitzvah and Brocha!

Featured / Aliyah / Geulah

Record Numbers: 1000 North American Olim Arrive in Israel in August

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Since the beginning of the year, 18,520 Olim from around the world have made Aliyah.

Featured / Government / Left vs. Right / The Environment

Israel Jumps on the Carbon-Free Bandwagon, But It May Not Make Economic or Scientific Sense

By David Isaac

Israel's Environment Minister criticized the use of natural gas, while her own ministry praised the use of natural gas in dramatically reducing local pollutant emissions.

Featured / Product Promotion

You Can Still Keep Shmitta and Share in the Brocha

By Shlomo Walfish

Why should you care about Shmitta if you are not a farmer in Israel?

Featured / Israel / Archaeology / Holocaust / Eastern Europe

Remains of Vilna's Great Synagogue Torah Ark Excavated after Nazi Destruction

By Jewish Press News Desk

A few years ago, Dr. Jon Seligman's visit to Vilna as part of a roots trip sparked the idea of digging up what was left of the compound and the synagogue.

Featured / Terrorism / IDF & Security / Jewish / Gaza / Video of the Day

WATCH: Israel Prays for Wounded Border Policeman Bar-el Shmueli

By Video of the Day

Incredible: Mass prayers held around the country by citizens and soldiers for Bar-el Shmueli.

In Print / Featured / Halacha & Hashkafa / Features

Yes, One Is Halachically Obligated To Get The Covid Vaccine

By Rabbi Daniel Z. Feldman

If one perceives that, rather than seeing his own decisions as determinative of his fate, Divine providence is guiding the result, then considering that there’s a halachic mandate to follow professional medical advice (see Taz, YD 336), the conclusion is most clearly in line with the dominant medical consensus.

Featured / Haredim & Hassidim / Politics / Religious & Secular in Israel / Health and Medicine / Judaism

United Hatzalah Chief Slams Haredim Who Claim Training Women EMTs Violates Modesty

By Jewish Press News Desk

If the person requesting help is female, it would be more halachically correct that she be treated by another female than by a male.

Featured / Israel / History / Archaeology

Did You Know? Ramat Hasharon Was Hub of Agriculture and Industry 1,500 Years Ago

By Jewish Press News Desk

As Ramat Ha-Sharon approaches its centenary year, evidence is emerging that its history is far more ancient than was previously assumed.

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine

Young Bride Reunites with the EMT Who Saved her Life

By Jewish Press News Desk

The knife had torn right through the woman’s carotid artery, leaving her very few minutes to live before she bled out completely.

Featured / Israel / Science and Tech

New Weizmann Study on Bats Throws Light on When the Brain’s GPS Goes Off the Grid

By Jewish Press News Desk

A new study on bats reveals an unexpected representation of three-dimensional space in the brain.

Featured / Health and Medicine / Aliyah / Geulah

Two Canadian Sisters and their Jersey Friend Save Man in Beit Shemesh Pool

By Jewish Press News Desk

“When I was living in Toronto, I never thought I’d be responding to medical emergencies."

Featured / Op-Eds

Terrible, TERRIBLE Peter Beinart

By Yisrael Medad

He set out more than a decade ago to undermine the American Jewish establishment and serve as the prime catalyst for its desired failure.

Featured / NY / Left vs. Right / Antisemitism / Boycott / BDS

March Against Ben & Jerry’s to Take Place in New York Ahead of Worldwide ‘Call for Action’

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Activists and community leaders will hand out educational materials about the BDS movement against Israel, in addition to free ice-cream.

Featured / Terrorism / IDF & Security / Politics / Government / Palestinian Authority

Israel's Prison Service Enables PA's Canteen Deposits for Terrorists Behind Bars

By Jewish Press News Desk

Two NGOs revealed that from 2017 to 2019, the Postal Bank transferred some NIS 100 million ($31 million) from the PA to terrorists for use at prison canteens.

Featured / Politics / Government / Bedouin / Video of the Day

Water in the Negev: Why Israeli Taxpayers Are Suckers

By Jewish Press News Desk

It looks like what happens in the Negev doesn’t really stay in the Negev. It digs deep into your pockets up north.

Featured / Israel / Video of the Day / Coronavirus

Watch: MDA Introducing Corona Test Results in 15-Minute

By Jewish Press News Desk

The test sites will be located in 120 MDA stations and other major centers nationwide, to help Israeli citizens continue their daily routine despite the pandemic.

Featured / Terrorism / IDF & Security / Lebanon

Rockets from Lebanon Hit near Kiryat Shemona, IDF Strikes Back

By Jewish Press News Desk

Arab sources report that the IDF subsequently launched artillery fire at the source of the enemy attack.

Featured / History / Jerusalem / Archaeology

Dig Confirms Biblical Account of Earthquake during Judaean Kingdom

By Jewish Press News Desk

"When we excavated the structure and uncovered an 8th century BCE layer of destruction."

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine

EMT Reunited with Child Burn Victim He Saved Two Years Ago

By Jewish Press News Desk

"I kept thinking of my own daughter, who is the same age as the boy I treated."

Featured / The Knesset / Social Media

Israel vs. Facebook: Knesset Bill Seeks to Rein in Social-Media Censorship

By David Isaac

The bill requires platforms to clearly state their policies for removing content and blocking users by providing “an available response in the Hebrew language for the investigation of complaints” and to offer a way for users to ask about removal; it also clarifies when they can seek damages in court.

Featured / Op-Eds

Competition in Kashrut-and its Limits

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

Don’t create anarchy in kashrut, conversion, marriage or divorce – even in the name of the dubious value of competition.

Featured / Op-Eds

Ben & Jerry’s SHOULD Remain Kosher Certified

By Rabbi Moshe Taub

Any major company would then think twice before going kosher: “What if we keep all of their rules but break some unwritten Jewish value, and they pull certification?”

Featured / Blogs

Manhattan Jewish Ben & Jerry's Owner Caught Between A Scoop And A Hard Place

By Alan Zeitlin

Many who were interviewed by this reporter days earlier stated that they did not believe in a boycott of Israeli Ben & Jerry's owners because the situation was more complex and Jewish owners could lose their livelihood.

Featured / Israel / Global / Business and Economy / Science and Tech

Top Diplomats From 10 Countries Gather to Learn What Makes Israel's Innovation Ecosystem Tick

By Jewish Press News Desk

Start-Up Nation Central is the address for corporations, governments, and investors to connect with the Israeli tech ecosystem.

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