Complex likely served Jewish pilgrims before they entered the Temple and includes three large ritual baths, a monumental plastered pool, paved courtyard and extensive water system

What began as dinner with friends now draws more than 300 people a week, as Kibbutz NYC offers young Jews friendship, dating and a renewed connection to Judaism and Israel

Voice of the People CEO Shirel Dagan-Levy and Noam Meirov, VoP Council Member say the initiative is designed not to erase disagreements across the Jewish world, but to turn them into action; with applications open for a second cohort, they are looking for leaders willing to embrace what they call ‘radical listening’ 

New exhibition draws on newspapers, BBC broadcasts, testimony and government archives to show how reports of the murder of European Jews reached Britain during the war, while also examining limits on refugees, rescue efforts and wartime antisemitism 

Jewish leaders in US, Canada and Europe report mounting anxiety; New York rabbi holds Shabbat emergency drills, while Jewish Agency official says communities are tense and vigilant but not in panic

Family vacationing in Salzburg says stall owner refused service ‘because we’re Jewish’ and ‘because of Gaza’; vendor denies allegation as ‘nonsense’ as district authorities open proceedings