The Agricultural Settlement on the Sand Dunes Near Tel Aviv
I was there! I was in Bnei Brak. Not on Thursday evening, not at the raucous, red-shirted, “progressive” women’s demonstration. I was in Bnei Brak on the Sunday before...
One In A Million
It’s not democracy that’s worrying the opponents of the judicial reform, said Shine, it’s demography – the fact that the religious right is gaining in numbers and strength.
Ari Fuld on Remembering Yehoshua Friedberg [video]
I don't want to go to a memorial service, I can't stand military funerals and I can't forget. I hate this! Too many thoughts...
From the Diary Of an Israeli EMT On the Ukrainian Border – Spasiba (Thank...
I saw Daniel. He was crying and hugging his mom.
Diary from the Ukraine Border: A Flying Purim Party
United Hatzalah emergency medical personnel and other volunteers distributed kosher meals, snacks, cookies and candies to all the passengers in the flying Purim party.
Diary from the Ukraine Border: Homeward Bound
A total of 101 refugees flew to Israel with United Hatzalah's Operation Orange Wings. Of those, 67 were holding Ukrainian passports.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: The Rescue Team, The Refugees & Their Stories
After bringing her grandchildren to safety, one woman drove back to Ukraine, unwilling to leave her home and family in Odessa.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Megillah to Go
When it became clear we would reach Kishinev far too late to hear Megillah reading, Raphael Poch produced his kosher Megillah scroll and began the reading on the bus.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Refugee Stories
Hana hears first hand, stories from Ukrainian refugees.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: At the Border
Hana is at the border of Ukraine and Moldova
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: The Hotel
A glimpse inside a Soviet-era style hotel.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Inside a Refugee Camp [Photo Essay]
Photos from inside a refugee camp in Kishinev, Moldova
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Flight and Arrival
The JewishPress.com has sent Hana Levi Julian to the Ukrainian border with a United Hatzalah mission, to report on the refugees, the Jewish aid efforts and the situation in Ukraine. This is the first report in a series of diary entries of was Hana is witnessing.
A United Hatzalah EMT Talks About His Experience As A First Responder in NYC...
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.
What Apartheid?
Last week, I woke up one morning in my Nazareth home and was astonished to discover I was living under a racist, apartheid regime whose only purpose is “the promotion and perpetuation of the superiority of one group of people—the Jews.”
Ari Fuld on Remembering Yehoshua Friedberg [video]
I don't want to go to a memorial service, I can't stand military funerals and I can't forget. I hate this! Too many thoughts...
Grandfather Of Murdered Newborn: ‘Terrorist Should Never Again See The Light Of Day’
With a few Kalachnikov bullets, this despicable terrorist cut off the life of my precious and pure grandson, Amiad Yisrael, Hy"d.
My Friend Ari Fuld, a Hero of Israel
Ari was larger than life. His deeds matched his words. His family, defending the Jewish people, teaching Torah and supporting IDF soldiers – that was his world.
“Tell Your Children the Story”
Telling the story – the miracle story of the Six Day War – is my duty.
Yom Hazikaron: Remembering Ari Fuld and Yehoshua Friedberg HY’D
The year was 1992, Ari Fuld and I had just been drafted into the IDF as lone soldiers...
When Water Came Out Instead of Gas: A Child’s Memories of Surviving the Holocaust
Eliyahu has rarely spoken about his experience of a child during the Holocaust, but after witnessing the world’s fading memor and after the advent of Holocaust denial he has changed his mind.
‘America And Israel Are More Than Friends…We’re Mishpacha’ – Remarks By Vice President Pence...
We will continue to oppose Iran’s malign influence. And under this president, America will never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.
The Miracles of AIPAC
This year though I want to highlight a different aspect of the Convention – I’d like to talk about why 14,000 Jews leave their busy lives each year to come to AIPAC.
Saved From Hitler, Nearly Drowned In Palestine, Shipped To Mauritius
At dawn on November 25, the first couple of hundred passengers from the Atlantic, including my parents, started boarding the Patria.... At 9:00 a.m., the bomb exploded.
80th Anniversary Of Kristallnacht
This Friday, November 9, marks the 80th anniversary of Kristallnacht. To commemorate this tragic date – the beginning of European Jewry’s destruction – The...
My Friend Ari Fuld, a Hero of Israel
Ari was larger than life. His deeds matched his words. His family, defending the Jewish people, teaching Torah and supporting IDF soldiers – that was his world.
Blessed Times In Israel: Reflections Upon My Return From The Holy Land
Pesach in Israel is extraordinarily special. You can actually feel the chag in the air. For days beforehand, everyone is busy cleaning and preparing for the holiday.
Three Doors Down From The Friday Night Massacre in Halamish
We sat down, ate, drank, sang, ate dessert, started singing some more – and in the middle of our Shabbat song the commander's military phone started ringing...
International Farhud Day: An Insider’s Eyewitness Account
The Farhud occurred June 1&2 1941 in Iraq, effectively ending 2,600 yrs of Jewish life in Arab lands
