Special ‘Families Flight’ brings dozens of young families, 80 children and an 85-year-old woman fulfilling a lifelong dream, as more French Jews choose to build their future in Israel

Rabbi Yehuda Gerami tells the Wall Street Journal that war and state restrictions have complicated Jewish life, but says the community maintains synagogues, ritual baths and religious institutions and remains deeply connected to Iranian culture

The attempt to link every Jew to the situation in Gaza crossed the line and broke through the barrier of indifference in France, sparking outrage against the far left and the opening of an investigation; 'Attacking a Jewish DJ will not free Palestine'

With premium wigs costing up to $12,000, a Chabad attorney argues the religious necessity should face price controls, while wig makers cite scarce human hair and rising labor costs

Black-clad extremists blocked entrances and shouted ‘Sieg Heil’ at youth delegations from Israel and Italy, returning after police left as European officials demanded prosecutions

Excavations exposed the central bimah, prayer hall, women’s gallery, colorful terrazzo floors, named seat plaques and a Ten Commandments tablet, offering a personal glimpse into the community that worshipped there for centuries