Posts Tagged: Gottfried Leibniz
Heeding the Call
Two hours. That's all it took for Alexander Graham Bell to be forever remembered as the inventor of the telephone. Two hours only, and a burning...
Culture
New Survey Reveals Rabbinic Shortage Across America’s Heartland
Non-Orthodox synagogues across the United States are facing a "rabbinical crisis" as they...
BBC Pays $530,000 Settlement to Jewish Documentary Filmmaker Following Antisemitism Allegations
The BBC has paid a £400,000 ($534,000) settlement to an award-winning...
Pro-Israel Lawyers Notify British Soccer Teams About Fake Jerseys Being Sold With ‘Palestine’ Messaging
An association of British lawyers who support Israel on...
World
Berlin Rabbi’s Viral Call to ‘Bring Light’ Challenges Ger...
Amid a tense political climate and rising antisemitism across Germany, Jewish communities are finding new ways to stand firm, strengthen...
Israel
Iran Threat, Oct. 7 Fallout, Ultra-Orthodox Draft, and Economy Dominate Cam...
Israelis head to the polls on Tuesday for the first time since the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack, in an...
Middle East
Iran’s ‘Janfada’ Campaign Recruits Women for Wartime Trai...
Iran — The Iranian government is expanding its "Janfada" volunteer campaign to include women in military training, preparing civilian supporters...
