Son of leading Ukrainian rabbi is killed in battle against Russia “Since the beginning of this terrible war, trouble has knocked on the door of almost every Ukrainian,” Rabbi Moshe Azman wrote in August, when he revealed that his son was missing.
A German Jewish community shadowed by scandal and an uncertain future welcomes a moment to celebrate Rabbis and cantors are ordained at Geiger College, which has been hoping to put an investigation of its founder behind it.
What you need to know about Telegram, the embattled app Hamas uses to spread its message The app has exploded in popularity in Israel following Oct. 7 and is known for its lack of content moderation.
He escaped the Nazis and created Britain’s first memorial to their victims. Now this artist is getting a second look.
Munich police kill man who brandished gun near Israeli consulate and 1972 Olympics massacre commemoration
Baking matzah and defying blackouts, Dnipro’s Jews press on despite the grind of Russia’s war on Ukraine