Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum told followers that participation in protests and road blockages posed a serious danger after two ultra-Orthodox teenagers were killed this month when they were struck by buses during demonstrations

Ahead of the second international conference to combat antisemitism, Minister Amichai Chikli discusses surge in antisemitism around the world: 'The deadly attacks, the most severe antisemitism originates from a fanatical Islamist agenda, as we saw in Australia'

The story of Kimhit was not written to praise modesty but to mock the priesthood, yet it was reshaped over generations into a lesson used to enforce head covering and silence women in public space

From Jewish whalers in the 16th century to the world’s northernmost minyan at a US air base and a ship that became a cornerstone of Israel’s navy, the little-known and resilient story of Jewish presence in Greenland’s frozen far north

Joseph Bau, skilled artist, helped save lives during the Holocaust, but few people know his name; Bau’s daughters reflect on a life shaped by resilience, creation and humor

Barcelona’s Jewish community blamed state inaction in addressing anti-Jewish incitement, while Israel’s Foreign Ministry condemned the vandalism, warning against the ‘normalization of antisemitism’ in all societies

Government seeks input from diaspora to shape new Aliyah incentives and remove barriers to immigration; survey aims to gather anonymous feedback from Jews worldwide; initiative follows special ministerial meeting led by Prime Minister Netanyahu

At emotional ceremony at the Friends of Zion Museum, 52 Holocaust survivors share personal stories of survival and hope; with candles lit in memory of victims, leaders praise their heroism and resilience, calling their testimony a gift to future generations