‘Holocaust on Ice ‘ Latest Rage (literally) in Moscow [video]
Amazingly, Tatiana’s performance was received with applause by the audience, but social media folks have been condemning it in a mix of rage and disbelief.
Ancient Leviathan Fossils Found in Arava Valley
Archaeologists and scientists have found remains of what may have been an ancient Leviathan in the Arava Valley, not far from the Dead Sea.
Evidence of Plant Dyes Found in King Solomon Era Textiles
The textiles date to King Solomon’s reign, in the Iron Age (eleventh–tenth centuries BCE), and some are decorated with a red-and-blue bands pattern.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry Sets Emergency Session After Polish PM’s Remarks
“The Polish prime minister’s remarks are grave,” Hotovely said, “and they call for an apology to the Jewish people for the distortion of Holocaust remembrance."
Palmyra’s Ancient ‘Temple of Bel’ Destroyed in New Blast
ISIS destroys a new, majestic part of the Syrian UNESCO World Heritage site, Palmyra.
900-Year-Old Women’s Jewelry Collection Discovered in Modi’in
'The rings, bracelets and earrings – some of which are made of bronze and silver – appear to have been accidentally dropped during cooking in the kitchen of an ancient tower.'
Baylor University Group Helps Unearth Ancient Mosaics, Coins, in Israeli Synagogue Ruins
Images portray Noah’s ark and animals, chaotic parting of Red Sea
Ukraine to Prosecute Jewish Colonel, 94, for Killing Nazi Collaborator
According to Pravda, the investigation into the killing began on April 18, and Col. Steckler does not deny his responsibility for Hasiewicz's death.
PM Netanyahu Cites ‘Warm Welcome’ on First Official State Visit to Australia
"We remember Australia was the first country to vote for the Partition Resolution calling for establishment of a Jewish state."
Olmert Leaves Prison after 16 Months, May Be Ill
The Prosecutor's Office wanted to postpone the parole board hearing indefinitely but only received a one-week postponement. A request for an extension was rejected by parole board chair, retired judge Rachel Goldberg.
Jewish Agency Governors: Why Can’t Israelis Be More Like Us?
Why do you think you became the board of governors of the Jewish Agency? To make the Jewish State in your image? No, people, your job is to either to lead by example and settle in Israel, or to help other Jews live in Israel. It is not to preach to Israel.
Tomb Raiders Caught Red-Handed in Northern Israel
Three grave robbers were caught as they were raiding a burial cave excavation in northern Israel, stealing precious artifacts.
Marking Holocaust Day, A New Jewish Prayerbook with German Translation is Published in Berlin...
For the first time in more than a century a one-volume complete Orthodox prayer book is printed in Germany with all daily and holiday prayers in modern German translation.
When Saddam Hussein Bombed Tel Aviv
DM Moshe Arens said, “I told Bush, ‘Look, you guys aren’t succeeding, you didn’t intercept a single missile, and the next one could be chemical.”
Boy Gets Award for Turning In Rare Fertility Statutette
“We were surprised when we were presented with the rare figurine, which is about 11,500 years old.”
Obama Appoints Anti-Israel Adviser to Holocaust Museum Council
Rhodes recently raised many eyebrows when he enlightened reporters about the 'tens of thousands' of Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria
Federal Judge Rules ‘Insufficient Duress’ in 1938 Sale of Picasso Belonging to German Jewish...
Since the Met itself did not send out its own thugs to bargain down terrified Jewish refugees out of their dwindling riches, it is OK for the museum to continue to display the million dollar artwork.
Welcome to the Anne Frank House Virtual Reality Tour
The full VR tour offers quotes from Anne's diary, and takes about 25 minutes to complete.
Galilee Excavation Reveals 2,000 Year-Old Stone Vessel Workshop
The discovery provides fascinating evidence of the central place of ritual purity in the daily lives of Galilean Jews during the time of the Second Temple.
Yad Vashem Marks Rio Olympics with Exhibitions on Jewish and Righteous Gentile Athletes
Jews competed in the most coveted sporting competitions throughout Europe, including the Olympics.
1,000 Marchers Strengthen Hebron in Israeli Flag Parade
“The contemptible decision of UNESCO ... emphasizes and reinforces the need and importance of being here,” said coalition chairman David Bitan.
Putin Gives Netanyahu 500 Year Old Copy of ‘The Jewish War’
'The Jewish War' (Latin Bellum Judaicum or De Bello Judaico) was Josephus' first work after arriving in Rome, following the repression of the Great Revold of the year 70.
Argentina Gives Israel WWII-Era Docs Revealing Who Helped Nazis After War
“We have delivered these digitized historical documents about the Holocaust so the State of Israel can make sure that they are investigated."
President Rivlin, First Lady, Welcome Israelis, Diaspora Jews, into Traditional Open Sukkah
'The President's Residence is the home of all the citizens of the State of Israel, each of you here are guests and also hosts.'
Former IDF Spokesman: Army Radio Hosted Anti-Disengagement Voices While Israel Radio Blocked Dissenters
Kol Israel was instructed to block access to MKs wishing to speak against the uprooting of some 8,000 Jews from Gush Katif in the Gaza Strip, in 2005.
Gravitational Waves Detected After Neutron Stars Collide 120 Million Light Years Away
"This new ability to study gravitational waves is analogous to a sense of touch."
Hikers Discover Engravings of Menorah and Cross in Judaean Lowlands Water Cistern
Engravings of a Seven-Branched Menorah and a Cross were Discovered by Hikers in an Ancient Water Cistern in the Judaean lowlands.
Rare Roman Gold Coin Found in Jerusalem Dig
The coin probably came from one of the rich 2000-year old Jewish dwellings which the UNC Charlotte team have been uncovering at the site.
German-Israeli-American Artist Peter Max’s Wife Commits Suicide
Peter Max is the son of German Jews who fled Berlin to Shanghai, China, in 1938. In 1948, the family moved to Haifa, Israel.
Israel’s Newest Postage Stamp, Inaugurated at United Nations, Honors a King of Persia
There was a time when the ruler of Iran (Persia) actually liked Israel...