In the News
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Malaysia bans Waze for government employees over Israeli origin
Malaysia bans Waze for government employees over Israeli origin. The directive takes immediate effect as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urges Malaysians to switch to a locally developed navigation app.
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Former Prisoners of Zion aliyah activists discuss plans for new Soviet Jewry heritage center
Former Prisoners of Zion, aliyah activists, discuss plans for new Soviet Jewry heritage center. Heritage Ministry Director-General Itay Grank presented the ministry’s vision for the center, which would introduce younger generations to the history of Soviet Jewry.
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Norwegian auction house withdraws sale of SS-looted Torah fragment following Israeli outcry
Norwegian auction house withdraws sale of SS-looted Torah fragment following Israeli outcry. On Sunday, Valkyrie Historical Auctions listed on its auction itinerary a “Very Old Piece of Jewish Torah Roll Plundered by German SS Soldiers During Shoah.”
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Jewish man stabbed in Manhattans Diamond District Shomrim seeks public help identifying suspect
Jewish man stabbed in Manhattan’s Diamond District, Shomrim seeks public help identifying suspect. Manhattan Shomrim and the New York Police Department Hate Crimes Task Force are investigating the stabbing as a possible antisemitic attack.
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The future of Hungarian Jewry Budapest opens synagogue run entirely by teens
‘The future of Hungarian Jewry’: Budapest opens synagogue run entirely by teens. The officer holders, board leaders, and event organizers are all local teens. The “oldest” regular worshiper at the sanctuary is youth community emissary Rabbi Tzami Bassman, who is in his early 30s.
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Netanyahu and Eisenkot in dead heat five days before election final ToI poll shows
Netanyahu and Eisenkot in dead heat five days before election, final ToI poll shows. Most say they want Netanyahu to resign if he can’t form government; Eisenkot gets mixed reception at Western Wall; Kiryat Shmona mayor said to reluctantly appear in Netanyahu video
Features, Analysis & Opinion
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The fragility of being alive after terror Somewhere between gratitude and despair - opinion
The fragility of being alive after terror: Somewhere between gratitude and despair – opinion. I now have an immense gratitude for life (thank you, God) and for having been given another chance. But in parallel, I also have a deep sense of despair for the future that didn’t exist before.
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Opinion Those chanting against Israel are helping fulfill the prophecy they oppose
Those chanting against Israel are helping fulfill the prophecy they oppose. Can you hear the hatred on the street? There is real hatred being chanted in public.
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To end the conflict all Palestinian Arab hope of defeating Israel must be dashed
To end the conflict, all Palestinian Arab hope of defeating Israel must be dashed. What is needed is a military result so unequivocal that it changes how the enemy thinks. Opinion.







