Iran Celebrates 40th Anniversary of US Embassy Takeover; ‘Broke Washington’s Fictitious Grandeur’

"The takeover of the US embassy 40 years ago, on November 4, 1979, destroyed Washington’s fictitious grandeur."

On Its Centennial, KKL-JNF Archive Offers Unforgettable Historic Chanukah Images

The Archive is celebrating its centennial with these rare black & white photos showing the Jews of the Land of Israel as they celebrate the holiday around the country.

Bianca Jagger Apologizes for Copy & Paste Nazi Tweet

The list of erring MPs included notes next to their names such as "Jew," "Jewess," "negro," and, in the case of MP Chris Bryant (Labour): "Infamous homosexual exhibitionist."

Tenafly, NJ Fifth Grader’s Biography of Hitler Met with Mixed Reactions

The Tenafly Board of Education said in a statement Tuesday that the assignment had been taken out of context.

New Mosaic Floor Overlooking the Kinneret Illustrates Miracle of Feeding the Multitude

A colorful mosaic, with dedication inscriptions and descriptions of baskets with loaves and fish, was exposed at the “Burnt Church” in Hippos.

Hebrew University Archaeologists Find 12th Dead Sea Scrolls Cave

'This is one of the most exciting archaeological discoveries, and the most important in the last 60 years, in the caves of Qumran.'

Hitler Is Alive and Crazy and Living in Pennsylvania

It so happens that May 8, when he became legally Hitler, was Victory in Europe Day, marking the surrender of self-proclaimed Nazi Germany.

This Day in History: Golda Meir Became First Female Prime Minister of Israel

Meir was the fourth woman in history to lead a national government and the first to hold a passport of the newborn State of Israel.

Israel Marks the Partition Vote That Led to Rebirth of the Jewish State

The historic partition vote that led to the rebirth of the Jewish State of Israel would have also created another Arab state.

Hollywood Star Mayim Bialik Asks to Light a Torch on Israel’s 70th Independence Day

In addition to Bialik, Ivanka Trump and Alan Dershowitz have also been suggested as candidates.

Israeli, Russian State Libraries To Digitize Collection of Rare Hebrew Manuscripts

Three generations of the Günzburg family amassed one of the largest private collections of Hebrew books and manuscripts in Europe.

Two Roman-Era ‘Mummy Paintings’ Stolen By Nazis Returned to Jewish Heirs

Two 'mummy paintings' stolen by the Nazis from the heirs of a German publisher have been returned to his heirs.

180 Years of Australian Jewish Newspaper History Going Online

200,000 pages of historic press to be digitized, fully searchable online.

Illinois’ Jewish Governor Condemns Nazi Slogan at Anti Coronavirus-Shutdown Protest

The Nazi jab was clearly aimed at the governor's Jewish heritage, although the woman who carried the sign told reporters she had many Jewish friends.

Jerusalem Plans Facelift for Abandoned Lifta

The city of Jerusalem plans to refresh and plant new life in the abandoned village of Lifta.

Cohen of ‘Ali G’ and ‘Borat’ to Play Cohen the Israeli Spy on Netflix

The series depicts Cohen's stunning career from 1961 to 1965, when he succeeded in embedding himself into Syrian high society and rose through the ranks to become Chief Adviser to the Minister of Defense.

Inscription Bearing Name of King Achashverosh’s Father Discovered in Tel Lachish

The Aramaic inscription reads “Year 24 of Darius,” dating it to 498 BCE.

Lag B’Omer Special: Rare Bar-Kochva Revolt Coin Discovered at the Foot of the Temple...

The revolt lasted about five years, causing heavy casualties among the Roman legions – so much so that they had to deploy large military units from around the Roman Empire to complete their ranks.

Netanyahu Honored in Hebron by Jewish Community

"The Jewish nation continuously votes in favor of the continuation of the Jewish settlement in Hebron."

Memorial Stone to Strasbourg’s Old Synagogue Vandalized

Thierry Roos, a spokesman for the local Jewish community, stated, "There is no doubt this was an intentional act. […] They wanted to erase the memory of the synagogue on quai Kleber by destroying it twice."
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A Little Arson, A Little Praise for Jerusalem – The Terror Report

It is a day celebrated by Zionists who believe that Jerusalem is the eternal capital of the Jewish state and people.

69 Years Ago Today: Loss of 35 Fighters Who Could Have Saved Gush Etzion

Had the "Lamed Heh" (35 in Hebrew) made it to the Gush, the entire area south of Jerusalem that ended up under Jordanian occupation for 19 years could have remained intact as part of the new Jewish State.

Ancient Greek Inscription Discovered by Chance in the Negev

Who was Maria who died on February 9 some 1400 years ago, and whose burial stone has now been discovered in Nitzana National Park?

Stacks of Stolen Historic Artifacts Seized in Acre

The punishment for illegal trading in antiques is two years in jail. Harming a dig site will get you five years.

Fake News From Fox News Correspondent About Moving the US Embassy in Israel

"Moving the embassy would force the other side to contend with the lie they’ve constructed – that Israel has no connection to Jerusalem."

Ukraine Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman to Visit Yad Vashem

Groysman was the first Jew to occupy a high political office when he was elected as House Speaker in 2014.

Historians Find A Family of Jewish Spies Who Passed Atomic Secrets to the USSR

Oscar Seborer died on 23 April 2015 in Moscow. Among the attendees at the funeral was a representative of the FSB, and his brother Stuart in a wheelchair.

Israeli Court Rules: Priceless Kafka Collection Goes to Israel’s National Library

After decades of legal wrangling, the Tel Aviv District Court last Wednesday awarded custody of the estate of Max Brod, Franz Kafka's friend and publisher, to the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem.

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