Kosher wines for Yontif
AJW Staff Report There's still a window of opportunity to shop for kosher wine for your Rosh Hashana dinner this ...
Tag: Israel
Rabbi Adam Rubin ascends Beth Jacob bima
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN It’s a challenge for any new rabbi to take over from the “founding rabbi” of an established ...
Twin Cities Jewish federations provide COVID-19 relief
By ADRIAN GLASS-MOORE / Assistant Editor The Minneapolis and St. Paul Jewish federations are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic by ...
Netanyahu blundered as Syrian regime was on verge of collapse
By MOSHE GIT The Jewish annals of the post-WW II years are rife with complaints and accusations against the allies ...
Benjamin Netanyahu officially indicted for fraud, bribery
By MARCY OSTER JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel’s attorney general filed an indictment on charges of fraud, breach of trust and ...
Israel’s Olympic baseball team preps for Tokyo and looks to expand the sport
By HILLEL KUTTLER MISGAV, Israel (JTA) – As more than 20 men wearing blue-and-white baseball uniforms walked along Tel Aviv’s ...
A big year for Adam Gabay
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR I wrote a story in the Jewish World’s Feb. 29, 2008, edition about an Israeli film, The Band’s ...
What does John Bolton’s departure mean for Israel?
By RON KAMPEAS WASHINGTON (JTA) — Benjamin Netanyahu had quite a Tuesday. One week before Israelis go to the polls ...
My family synagogue burned down in Minnesota this week. We lost much more than a building.
By SARAH ROSE NEW YORK (JTA) — American Jews woke the morning of Sept. 9 to the ancestrally terrifying image ...
Israel gives new hope to patients with multiple myeloma
By LARRY LUXNER TEL AVIV — Shlomit Norman was only 42 when doctors diagnosed her with multiple myeloma — a ...
