Tzohar and Rabbinate Collaborate on Marriage in Tel Aviv

“This will allow us to positively contribute to helping these couples build healthy new relationships and families in accordance with Halacha and the laws of the State of Israel."

Egged Buses Reportedly Stop Counting the Omer

The U.S. concept of separation of church and state means separating Jews from Judaism in Israel.

Public Menorah Helps Dispel Darkness of Anti-Semitic Attack at New Jersey’s Rowan University Campus

A Chabad rabbi answers anti-Semitism on campus by bringing more light to the school with a public Chanukah menorah.

Wounded IDF Soldier’s Faith Shows How Israel Survives

Aharon and Tzvia Karov prove that faith and belief in a better future is what keeps Israel alive.

Rabbi Riskin Calls for Public Transportation on Shabbat

"Public transportation can be operated on Shabbat with non-Jewish drivers."

Swastikas, Racial Slurs Spray-Painted on Cars, Playground & Overpasses in Orchard Park, New York

"Some of the slurs that were painted may upgrade the charges to some form of a hate crime, but that's further down the road," police said.

Terrorists Attack IDF Soldiers, Worshipers at Joseph’s Tomb

Despite the attacks by terrorists, some 1,000 worshipers were able to pray at the Tomb "on time," the IDF said.

Crown Heights Business Owner Predicts Calabria’s Smaller Etrogim ‘Will Work Out’

"Even the non-Jewish farmers admit it’s all in God’s hands. They may have a surprise, and a new crop may soon have beautiful, clean Esrogim."

Suspect Identified in San Antonio Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes

A suspect has been identified in the anti-Semitic crime spree that terrorized a Texas Jewish neighborhood in San Antonio.

Head of Tzomet Institute Rabbi Israel Rosen Passed Away at 76

He had no problem calling a spade a spade, as he did in his 2008 article about Amalek as a concept, rather than an ethnic group.

Tel Aviv Municipality Bans Slaughtering Chickens ON Yom Kippur

The folks at city hall have either never been to a kapparot service, or a Yom Kippur service, or neither.

English-Speaking Ohr Samayach Yeshiva to Build in Eastern Jerusalem

Israelis not only live where the world says they are forbidden but also teach Torah as a Light unto the Nations.

Ohr Torah Stone Launches Jewish Education Grants to Small European Communities

The first recipients of the grant will help strengthen seven small European communities in Helsinki, Finland; Riga, Latvia; Oslo, Norway; and Warsaw, Szczecin and Wroclaw, Poland.

Rabbi Binyomin Klein, Member of Secretariat to Lubavitcher Rebbe, zt’l, 79, Passes Away

Rabbi Binyomin Klein, 79, long-time aide of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, zt'l passed away Friday morning.

WATCH: Siyum HaShas for English Speakers in Israel

There are 2,711 pages in the entire set of tractates of Talmud. It between seven to seven and a half years to complete the cycle of studying them all.

On Eve of Tu B’shvat Rabbi Lior Classifies Chocolate as Fruit

Remember when President Reagan received much scorn for suggesting school lunch ketchup qualifies as a vegetable?

Liberman Allocates NIS 17M for IDF Jewish Identity & Conversion Course

The Defense Ministry allocated extra funding for 'Nativ' - Jewish identity education for IDF soldiers.

Israel to Ease Absorption, Employment for Immigrants from France

Israel's cabinet decides to clear obstacles for employment of immigrating professionals.

‘Wherever We Are in This World, We All Sing ‘Avinu Malkenu,’ We Are Still...

"Shuls and synagogues in South Africa have been closed for nearly five months; we are all in this together and we are all there for each other."

Brussels Jewish Museum Reopens with Upgraded Security

Almost four months after a terror attack left four people dead, the Jewish Museum in Brussels has reopened.

MK Proposes Bill to Publicize Names of Recalcitrant Jewish Husbands

“Women denied a divorce may as well be dead,” MK Revital Swid said.

White House: Hanukkah Lights Flicker for Saving Syrian Refuges

Obama's Chief of Staff twisted Hanukkah into a holiday that is supposed to remind Jews of Muslim refugees, some of whom are proven terrorists.

Bomb Threats Lead to Evacuations at JCCs in 5 States

In several incidents in January there were a total of 60 bomb threats called into 48 JCCs in 26 states -- all hoaxes.

Knesset Committee Approves Bill Guaranteeing Secular Employees’ Right to Rest on Shabbat

Institutions and businesses involved in state security, public health, electricity supply and the hospitality industry will be exempted.

UK Chief Rabbi: ‘Synagogues Will Not Open for a Long Time’

“We will need to consider which activities to run, who can attend and what the maximum number will be,” said Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis. “Events such as Kiddushim may not be possible for some time.”

Chief Rabbinate to List Rabbis Approved for Conversions Abroad

According to the chief rabbis, the plan is to create a system whereby the conversions done by rabbis who meet the chief rabbinate criteria would be approved.

Israeli Supermodel Bar Refaeli Pregnant

This promises to be a special year for supermodel Bar Refaeli and her new husband Adi Ezra.

‘Not A Single Jew Will Remain On This Land,’ Promises A Gaza Cleric [video]

Visceral radical Islamic hatred of Jews is driving the current wave of terror. Much is being organized in Gaza.

High Court Rules Woman Can Serve as Director-General of State Rabbinic Courts

"It would have been great if this issue had been resolved amicably between the sides rather than by the court."

Rabbi Who Returned $98,000 Found in a Desk Not ‘Good Samaritan’

We should set the record straight on this term, at least when it comes to describing the noble act of a Jewish person.

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