Shaming Arab Women to be Martyrs

by Ruthie Blum and Israel Hayom Where is the feminist outcry?

Is It Safe to Visit Israel?

by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale According to the numbers, it is a whole lot safer than many American cities.

Israel and Racism in America

by Alan M. Dershowitz Students for Justice in Palestine exploit the deaths of innocent Americans to further their own anti-Semitic political agenda.

Jerusalem: 10 Essential Facts

by StandwithUs.com A quick primer about Israel’s capital and largest city.

A Shiva Call to Hallel Ariel’s Family

by Anat Erlich Hallel’s funeral coincided with the bat mitzvah celebration of our daughter, Hallel. We had to do something.

Why Observing Shabbat Makes Me a Better Doctor

by Dr. Jacob L. Freedman For starters, it keeps me sane.

Miracle at Entebbe: 40th Anniversary

by The Sydenham Shul This short inspiring video retells Israel’s miraculous rescue of 102 hostages at Entebbe.

Where Do the Jewish People Get the Strength to Go On?

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff We have been scattered throughout the four corners of this earth, many have pronounced us as dead and yet here we are.

We Are One: Music Video

by Gad Elbaz, Refael Mirila Alliel DeScribe and Nissim Black Jewish music stars from across the world come together to promote unity.

Living on the Frontlines of Terror

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund These people are risking their lives to fight for our right to live in the Jewish homeland.

Hallel Ariel's Despicable Murder

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller Don't let the media minimize her horrific death. Imagine if God forbid it was your child brutally killed.

Ariel's Checklist Could Save Lives

by Jonathan Rosenblum After the tragic death of their son, Mark and Ellen Newman are doing everything possible to ensure no other parents suffer what they have.

Sherzad: The Kurdish Jew

by Ronda Robinson Nothing will deter him from standing up for his beliefs, even a terrorist attack that cost him his arm.

Palestinian’s Modern Blood Libel

by Dr. Rafael Medoff and JNS.org ‘Poisoning’ accusations are a Palestinian tradition.

Ninja Rabbi

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund Akiva Neuman uses the same skills in training to be a rabbi to compete on American Ninja Warrior.

Shattered and Whole

by Ilana Rubenstein Being Jewish means dancing with the conflicting combination of pain and joy.

Britain and the Jews

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller As England goes to the polls for a historic referendum, here are some little-known facts about Jews in the United Kingdom.

6 Things to Know about Jewish Cleveland, including LeBron James

by Adina Soclof No, LeBron isn’t Jewish but he does embody many Jewish traits.

From Holocaust to Revival: Fulfilling the Promise

by Rav Asher Weiss The esteemed rabbi recounts his moving story about his late father who was plucked from the fires of the Holocaust.

Tel Aviv & Orlando: The Big Difference

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech Imagine the naming of parks, institutions and sporting events in honor of Omar Mateen.

A Jewish Bucket List

by Michael Freund Every Jew should experience these items in their lifetime.

Death and Rebirth in Poland

by Rabbi Avi Baumol At the gates of Birkenau with 150 cyclists, I recited a name for a name.

Saving a Life

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen Living with gratitude is the essence of being a Jew.

Mekonen: A Modern Jewish Hero

by Rebecca Shore Mekonen, an Ethiopian Jew, reminds us that Jewish values and Israel are worth fighting for, no matter the sacrifice.

A Muslim Speaks Out Against Radical Islam

by Dr. Qanta Ahmed and J-TV Dr. Quanta Ahmed in an unlikely defender of Israel and Arab women.

Jews of Jamaica

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller Eight little-known facts.

The Arab Informant

by Isaac Horovitz A Palestinian repudiates the Muslim culture of violence and almost loses his life in the process. Now he’s becoming Jewish.

Thank You Israel

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund My top seven gifts I’ve received from my beloved homeland.

The Yiddish Speaking Latino Cop

by Rabbi Moshe Greene Working to protect Rabbi Teitelbaum, he gained insight into the essence of the Jewish people.

Defiant in Jerusalem

by Mayaan Jaffe-Hoffman and JNS.org Before Jerusalem’s reunification, there were defiant carvings on a prison wall.

A Special Kaddish for a Fallen Soldier

by Doron Kornbluth I took our Birthright group to Mt. Herzl, Israel’s national military cemetery. Little did we know what was awaiting us.

Lag B’Omer: Better than Love

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech How do we understand the deaths of Rabbi Akiva’s students?

Miracles and Smoke Alarms: How My Family was Saved from a House Fire

by Shellie Grafstein In this must-see video Shellie Grafstein tells the dramatic story of how her house went up in flames and all the miracles that saved their lives.

Fixing the BBC

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller Britain's Government is proposing to change the way the BBC is run. It's about time.

85-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor’s Bar Mitzvah

by Michal Eisikowitz Celebrating his bar mitzvah with his grandson, Harry Bibla attains the ultimate victory.

UN’s Cold Shoulder to Cold-Blooded Murder

by Debra Heller In the presence of Natan Meir and his daughter, Israel’s UN ambassador’s call for his Palestinian counterpart to condemn his wife’s murder was met with silence.

Autistic Soldiers in Israeli Defense Forces

by Judy Gruen Welcome to Unit 9900 where special soldiers provide extra security for the IDF.

The Arabs' Real Grievance against the Jews

by Fred Maroun We want the Jews either to disappear or be subservient to our whims.

A Day in the Life of a Prison Chaplain

by Bayla Sheva Brenner For 30 years, Rabbi Moshe Frank has dedicated his life to helping Jewish maximum security prisoners.​

The Knock on the Door

by Stuart Schnee Despite the unimaginable pain of losing two sons, Miriam Peretz makes the daily choice to embrace life.

It Hurts to Part from You

by Elisha Zakai A moving tribute to fallen Israeli soldiers.

Arab Spring Vs. Jewish Spring

by Rabbi Stewart Weiss The expectations of the Arab Spring are being realized in the Jewish State where democracy, the rule of law, openness, and every type of freedom flourishes.

Remembering Staff Sergeant Liel Gidoni

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund Liel was 20 years old when he was killed in a firefight with terrorists who emerged from a tunnel in Gaza.

Why Are There Still Palestinian Refugees?

by Dumisani Washington and Prager University … while there are no remaining Jewish refugees from Arab countries?

Heavy Metal Hatikva

by aish.com A rocking 6-string salute to Israel.

The Amazing Birth of the Palestine Symphony

by Josh Aronson Violinist Bronislaw Huberman's extraordinary efforts saved hundreds of Jewish families from the Holocaust and changed the landscape of cultural history.

Chernobyl's Lasting Jewish Legacy

by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Chernobyl is known as the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster. But the Ukrainian town has a much deeper meaning for Yitz Twersky whose illustrious family history originated there.

Forgetting the Holocaust

by Jeff Jacoby Eventually, everything is forgotten. Even the worst crime in history.

The Mysterious, Miraculous Sarajevo Haggadah

by Dr. Henry Abramson The amazing story of the 700 year old Haggadah, the Muslim librarian who saved it from the Nazis, and how his children were miraculously saved by Israel.

Connecting with Lone Soldiers in Israel

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller A Chicago organization connects school children to lone soldiers in Israel, giving them a glimpse of their dedication and bravery.