Massive Moat, At Least Nine Meters Deep Found In Jerusalem Excavation
After 150 years of research: Archaeologists in the City of David have uncovered one of the monumental fortifications that protected the kings of Jerusalem.
A 3,800-Year-Old Red Textile Dyed with Biblical Scarlet Discovered in the Judean Desert Caves
In the caves of the Judean desert, the earliest evidence of red-dyed textile using scale insects was revealed. According to a new joint study of the Israel Antiquities Authority, Bar-Ilan University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the color of the rare 3,800-year-old textile was produced from the oak scale insects, which the researchers identify with the biblical “Tola‛at Hashani”.
Arson Attack on Synagogue in Obninsk Shocks Jewish Community
The Jewish community in Obninsk, Russia was shaken Wednesday night after vandals set fire to their local synagogue. The attack, which targeted the synagogue’s electrical room, caused significant damage but thankfully resulted in no injuries.
Gallery: A Jew Travels to Oslo, Norway
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki, made a stop in Oslo, Norway, capturing the sites and Jewish scenes of the city.
Tombstone with 13th-Century Hebrew Inscription Discovered in India
An ancient tombstone with an inscription in Hebrew, which was found in Ramanthapuram in the state of Tamil Nadu in southern India, may shed light on a forgotten Jewish community in the country.
JLI: How One Man Changed Talmudic and Biblical Study For Everyone
Join Rabbi Prof. Jeffrey Woolf, a trained medieval and Renaissance Jewish historian, as he delves into the life and legacy of Rashi in this insightful episode.
Jerusalem: From a Small City to a Magnificent Metropolis
Until the middle of the 2nd century BCE, Jerusalem of the Second Temple period was a small city, important – but not very impressive. The change occurred when the Hasmonean family arrived about 2,150 years ago.
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Setback For Yeshivas in Court After Ruling on Substantial Equivalency Regulations Case
The majority of a split Appellate Division court in New York overturned a lower court decision and upheld the 2022 substantial equivalency regulations, marking a setback for Yeshivas.
Can’t Stop Won’t Stop, Thank You Hashem Nation
Ein Anachnu Maspikim, our essence as Yidden is gratitude, we can’t stop won’t stop thanking You Hashem. You do everything for us! Thank You Hashem.
1500-Year-Old Torah Charred Sefer Torah Discovered In Destroyed Shul
Around 50 years ago, excavations led by Prof. Dan Barag, Prof. Ehud Netzer, and Dr. Sefi Porath at the ancient Ein Gedi synagogue (dating back around 1500 years) uncovered the location of the synagogue’s Holy Ark. Inside were charred lumps that looked like utterly burnt coals.
KNOCK KNOCK! Who’s There? Cholei Yisroel Are Knocking on the Door!
Cancer patients in your community need YOUR help to beat the disease. Will you help open doors for them?
JLI: How I Became the First Hasidic Female New York State Supreme Court Justice
In this captivating interview with Ruchie Freier, a trailblazing New York State Supreme Court Justice, she shares her remarkable journey from growing up in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community in Borough Park to achieving her dreams in the legal field. Justice Frier discusses the pivotal moment at 30 when she decided to pursue higher education and a legal career.
New York Post Publishes Never-Before-Told Stories of Hatzalah Medics Battling Hamas
As the terrorist perpetrated their atrocities in the Gaza envelope on October 7th, there are well known stories of soldiers and police officers who rushed to the area to help save thousands of lives. But have you heard the stories of the hundreds of Hatzalah volunteers who did the same?
The Jew Project: Yishai Fleisher
Yishai Fleisher, an IDF veteran, political activist, and advocate for Aliyah to Israel sat down for a portrait with Yisroel Teitelbaum of The Jew Project.
Discovery in Lod Reveals Evidence of Last Jewish Revolt Against Roman Rule in Israel
Joint Israel Antiquities Authority and Lod Municipality excavations revealed the remains of a destroyed Jewish public building. The floor hid a hoard of 94 coins, which no one came back to collect – until now.
BREAKING: Four Hostages Rescued Alive From Gaza in Shabbos Morning Raid
Four Israeli hostages were rescued from Hamas captivity alive in a daring IDF operation in the central Gaza Strip Shabbos morning.
Prevention101: Is It Possible Not To Experience Immediate Symptoms But to Go On To Experience Long-Term Symptoms?
Series on Trauma: Episode 13 – Parenting in a Post-October 7th World. The series addresses questions regarding trauma following the massacre of October 7th and the surge of global anti-Semitism.
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