Posts Tagged: Israel 68
Israel at 68: A Record to Be Proud Of
Israel celebrates its 68th Day of Independence this week. Let me put my cards on the table. I'm not dispassionate when it comes to Israel....
Culture
‘I Have Kept Shabbat My Entire Life’: Israeli Runner Forced to Miss Major Competition Due to Religious Observance
An American-Israeli marathon runner said that for the first...
Beitar Jerusalem Players Visit Dying Fan in Hospital With State Cup Trophy
Athletes from the Israeli soccer team Beitar Jerusalem took their newly awarded State...
Israel Advances to FIFA U-20 World Cup Quarterfinals After Stunning 1-0 Victory Over Uzbekistan
Israel secured their spot in the quarter-finals of the 2023 FIFA...
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
Chana Nachenberg, Victim of Deadly 2001 Jerusalem Pizzeria Bombing, Laid to...
The funeral in Israel of an American-born Israeli woman who spent more than twenty years in a coma after she...
Israel
Vice-President of German Youth Soccer Team Sanctioned for Antisemitism Bann...
The vice-president of a Berlin soccer team whose players were disciplined after they proffered Nazi salutes and antisemitic invective towards...
Middle East
At Least Three Killed in Clash on Iran-Afghan Border
Two Iranian border guards and one Taliban fighter were killed after shooting broke out near a border post between Iran and Afghanistan, a Taliban spokesman and Iran's state media said...
