Monday, November 2nd | 22 Heshvan 5787
JNS.org - A haredi mother-of-five from Jerusalem won the Tiberias Marathon on Friday, the first ultra-Orthodox woman to take first prize in the event. Bracha Deutsch, known by her...
A Swiss public broadcaster's commentary about the political views...
Thailand's Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul signed an order this week...
Organizers of an underground music and arts festival in New Zealand removed an...
As the competition for the US Congress comes to a conclusion, Michigan’s November 3 contest has come to represent a...
Educational travel to Israel is showing signs of recovery after several years of conflict and disrupted tourism, but providers continue to face significant obstacles in attracting participants and covering rising...
IRAN — Iraq's efforts to remain out of a renewed confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and Israel face growing challenges as Iranian-backed proxies across Iraq declare support for Tehran,...
Testy Michigan Senate Race Comes to a Close With Significant Consequences for Relationship Between Israel and Democratic Party
Swiss TV Commentary About Political Views of Israel’s Olympic Bobsleigh Pilot Ruled to Be Discriminatory
109 Years After Balfour: Why Is Jewish Sovereignty Still on Trial?
5.7 Million Israelis Gave Everything; Now Their Leaders Must Give Something
Despite Confusion and Uncertainty of the Results, Israel’s Election Is Still Remarkable
