Posts Tagged: Shua Kisilevitz
Archeologists Make Rare Discovery West of Jerusalem
Archeologists made a rare discovery at Tel Motza, to the west of Jerusalem, recently: evidence of the Jewish religious practices and rituals in the early...
Culture
New Play Opening in NY Recounts Verbatim Testimonies From Oct. 7 Survivors, Families of Victims
A trailer was released on Wednesday for a play opening in...
Anti-Israel Activists Protest Outside US, Israeli Pavilions at Venice Biennale, Accuse Jewish State of Genocide
Anti-Israel protesters who gathered in front of the American...
Time Magazine Includes Mother of Hamas Hostage in 2024 List of ‘100 Most Influential People’
Rachel Goldberg-Polin, whose 23-year-old Israeli-American son is still being...
Features
Karl Pfeifer, Journalist Who Documented 20th Century With A Jewish Eye, Dies at 94: A Personal Memoriam
The death of Karl Pfeifer last Friday marks the...
‘I See Your Face, You Are Alive!’: The Yiddish Poet Undergoing a Revival in War-Torn Ukraine
"Through fire and ash, through smoke and battle /...
‘Being Here Is Part of Our DNA’: Israelis Treat Refugees at Ukraine Field Hospital as War Enters Fifth Week
A few days ago, doctors at Israel’s field hospital...
World
US Stops UN From Recognizing a Palestinian State Through Membership
The United States on Thursday effectively stopped the United Nations from recognizing a Palestinian state by casting a veto in the Security Council to deny the Palestinian Authority full membership...
Israel
Jordan Reaffirms Commitment to Peace With Israel After Iran Attack, Says En...
Senior Jordanian officials recently reaffirmed the country's commitment to maintaining peace with Israel, despite protests erupting across Jordan against their...
Middle East
Jordan Reaffirms Commitment to Peace With Israel After Iran Attack, Says En...
Senior Jordanian officials recently reaffirmed the country's commitment to maintaining peace with Israel, despite protests erupting across Jordan against their...
