Rabbinic court upholds conversion under false pretenses Two Falash Mura couples falsely presented themselves as siblings to convert and obtain Israeli citizenship.
Caroline Glick: In America, Corbyn won When push came to shove, the British Jewish establishment stood up for the Jews, even at the price of turning its back on progressive intersectional slogans.
Germany to boycott Israel-bashing Durban conference Germany is the 10th country to skip the event; no announcement from Paris, French Jews concerned.
WATCH: Biden’s Town Hall was ‘incoherent gibberish,’ says Sky News host 'That man is not okay,' Sky News host Rita Panahi says, showing the U.S. president uttering 'incoherent gibberish, even by his own standards.'
Ben & Jerry’s clone may be coming soon to Judea and Samaria Legal NGO looking to ‘force Unilever’s hand’ on the ice cream maker’s announced boycott by copying the brand and going to court.
Avishag Semberg scores Israel’s first medal of Tokyo Olympics The 19-year-old taekwondo fighter is now Israel's youngest Olympic medalist.
Israeli and Iranian coaches share Olympic handshake 'I must concentrate on basketball and not politics,' said the Iranian coach.
WATCH: First Israeli commercial flights take off to Morocco Seven months after Israel and Morocco normalized relations, El Al and Israir both launched their first direct Tel Aviv-Marrakesh flights Sunday.
Bennett: ‘No lockdowns, we’re keeping economy open’ as coronavirus cases spike Bennett doubled down on remarks he made last Thursday, saying that that unvaccinated people are putting the entire population at risk.
‘BDS or Qatar behind NSO scandal,’ says spyware group’s CEO 'This isn't a coincidence. The Israeli cyber sector is under attack,' said NSO Group CEO Shalev Hulio told Israel Hayom.
Jackie Mason, Jewish comic who perfected amused outrage, dies at 93 The irascible Mason was known for his sharp wit and piercing social commentary, often about being Jewish, men and women and his own inadequacies. His typical style was amused outrage.
Israelis murdered at 1972 Munich Olympics honored in moment of silence in Tokyo The families of the 11 killed have been asking the International Olympic Committee for this gesture of respect for decades, but until now have been turned down.
Algerian judoka quits Olympics rather than compete with Israeli Algerian judoka insists "Palestinian cause is bigger than all of this;" Israel's Tohar Butbul to fight on Monday.
De facto building freeze in Judea and Samaria under Bennett? U.S. State Department spokesman Ned Price said the Biden administration was maintaining an anti-settlement expansion policy.
Bennett: No Vaccine? No Synagogues, Movies or Soccer Games! "If these one million Israelis continue to refuse to get vaccinated, it will force the other eight million to go into lockdown."
Texas, Florida may sue Unilever for Ben & Jerry’s ‘disgraceful’ anti-Israel boycott 'Texans have made it very clear that they stand with Israel and its people,' said a state official.
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Hezbollah’s notorious Unit 133 is back in business The recent interception of a weapons-smuggling attempt along the Lebanese-Israeli border is a sign of a larger development: Hezbollah’s unit in charge of orchestrating terrorism in Israel is expanding.
Canadian public radio features anti-Semite to talk about dangers of anti-Semitism 'Would the CBC interview a misogynist about promoting women’s rights?'
NBC Olympics chooses Israel’s Innovid as ad management provider Israeli multinational will manage third-party ads across NBC Olympics’ leading CTV apps, including NBC Sports and the Olympic Channel.
