Celebrating Holocaust Survivors
Elderly Holocaust survivors living out the last years of their lives have struggled with and faced unique PTSD throughout their lives
The High Price of Being a Jew in Israel in the Face of Evil
The Israel365 News editorial staff paid a visit to Kibbutz … to participate in the dedication of a bomb shelter donated by our generous community.
Faced with a Tsunami of Anti-Semitism, Diaspora Jews Still Cling to their Bubble
A neo-pogrom is being facilitated by Western elites who, if they aren’t taking part in this war against the Jewish people either on the streets or in the media, are piously wringing their hands but not taking the necessary action to stop it.
Rebuild What With Whom?
The administration is bolstered from the outside by veteran “peace processer” Dennis Ross, who urged the international community to link humanitarian aid to Hamas demilitarization.
A Cauldron of Jew Haters
Simmering for decades, full-blown anti-Semitism has boiled over in the past two weeks since the controversy over a Jerusalem neighborhood (Sheikh Jarrah).
Where You Go, I Will Go
This week, the Jewish people recount Ruth’s commitment and faith reading The Book of Ruth during Shavuot, Pentecost.
Is Israel Reaching a Tipping Point with Internal Clashes?
The battles on Israel’s streets, as clashes between mobs of Jews and Arabs have unfolded since the beginning of this Ramadan
Painful to Breathe in Israel
“He’s a Jew! He’s a Jew!” an Arab lynch mob shouted as they ran after twenty-seven-year-old Eli Rozen as he was walking his dog.
Jewish Groups Should Work for Justice, Not Toxic Race Theories
Americans were relieved by the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial. Still, the JCPA and ADL shouldn’t join with partisans and radicals to exploit it to push a racialist agenda that hurts Jews.
Israel Has Made It, Now It Needs to Grow Up
Israel’s transformation into the center of the Jewish world isn’t just a question of demographics. Israel is the present of the Jewish people and its future as well.