Chaim V’Chessed: Israel Poised to Extend Flexible Passport Rule for Dual Citizens
Dual citizens who hold both Israeli and foreign citizenship will be permitted to continue entering and exiting Israel using their foreign passport.
DSNY Proposes Amendment That Would Officially Allow For Garbage Cans To Be Left Out Before Shabbos
While the DSNY has always exercised discretion in enforcing set-out times in various NYC communities for religious observances during the fall and winter, this amendment would codify the practice into law and allow all 59 community boards to choose to participate, the agency explained.
Eric Adams Signs Anti-BDS Executive Order As Mayor-Elect Mamdani Prepares To Run the City
Mayor Eric Adams announced an executive order Wednesday barring New York City from making business or pension investment decisions that discriminate against Israel — in a veiled swipe at his BDS-supporting successor Zohran Mamdani.
Declassified Files Reveal How Mengele, The “Angel of Death”, Lived Carefree Life in Argentina
Newly declassified documents from the Argentinian government have revealed that Nazi “Angel of Death” of Auschwitz, Dr. Josef Mengele, lived openly in Argentina for years after the war, even as authorities were aware of his true identity.
Jewish Resilience Celebrated In The Heart of Budapest
Friday morning marked a historic moment in Budapest, where more than 500 Jewish teenagers from 28 countries across Europe gathered for the continent’s largest Jewish teen gathering.
Chaim V’Chessed: Ministers Announce New Tax Breaks for Olim; Senior Tax Authority Officials Clarify Details
The central component of the proposal is an income tax exemption for new olim and returning residents who make aliyah in the coming years.
One of YouTube’s Most Followed Foodie Shows Goes Kosher, and Visits Crown Heights
The ‘Best Ever Food Review Show”, a YouTube sensation with over a Million followers, went kosher for an episode, visiting New York City’s iconic Jewish eateries. This obviously meant a visit to Crown Heights.
The Jew Project: R’ Danny Cohen, Chabad of Hebron
R’ Danny Cohen runs the Chabad Center in Hebron, EY, alongside his wife Batsheva. He sat down with Yisroel Teitelbaum of The Jew Project for a portrait.
Mossad Uncovers Hamas Terror Network Operating in Europe
As part of the operations, counterterrorism activities were carried out in Germany, Austria, and other countries, during which weapons caches were uncovered and operatives involved in establishing the network were arrested.
Meet the App That’s Redefining Erev Shabbos Prep
The Shabbos Countdown app, now available free on Google Play, is gaining attention as a simple yet powerful tool that helps Yiddishe homes stay organized, calm, and ready for Shabbos — especially during early-Shabbos season.
Prices Rise Tomorrow – Secure Your Chance to Win Big with Ten Yad!
There are 24 hours left to secure the strongest offer of the entire Grand Split. After that point, the price increases and this opportunity will not return.
Three Major Hashgachos Announce Policy Change, Require All Beers To be Certified Kosher
In a letter to their Mashgichim and clients, the OU – joined by the OK and Star-K – announced a change to their policy regarding beers, now requiring even basic beers to be certified kosher.
JLI: I Lost Two Sons in Israeli Wars— But Not My Faith
Born in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, she built a life in Israel as a teacher, a mother, and a woman of deep faith. But tragedy struck again and again: her firstborn, Uriel, fell in Lebanon in 1998. Her second son, Eliraz, was killed in Gaza in 2010.
“I’m Trying, I Really Am”: A Child’s Journey With Learning & Feeling Small
A narrative from a child’s perspective, with guidance for the adults who care.
Two and a Half Hours of Nostalgia On the First Yartzeit of Yigal Calek
An experience of nostalgia and a bridge to the future, with Choir members from Yigal Calek’s London School of Jewish Song and the original Pirchei Yerushalayim. Featuring special performances from R’ Yissochor “Suki” Berry and Shloime Gertner.
The Jew Project: Shabbos Kestenbaum, A Groundbreaking Lawsuit Against Harvard University
Shabbos Kestenbaum was a student in Harvard University when he witnessed blatant discrimination against Jewish students, and took action. He sat down with Yisroel Teitelbaum of The Jew Project for a portrait.
Jewish Pride in Ukraine: Jewish Deputy Minister Affixes Mezuzah in the Heart of Kyiv’s Government District
Last week, Deputy Minister Muzikus made a remarkable gesture by affixing a mezuzah at the entrance of his official office in the “Cabinet of Ministers” complex; the central government building that houses all the ministries and deputy ministers of Ukraine.
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