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The examination found: Shiri, Kfir, and Ariel Bibas were killed by terrorists in captivity
Last week, on February 20th, HAMAS handed over to Israel the remains of four hostages: Oded Lifshitz, Shiri Bibas, and her children, Kfir and Ariel.
Russian-speaking Jews in the USA: time to come out of the shadows
“There are more Italians in New York than in Rome, more Irish than in Dublin, and more Jews than in any city in Israel” – this phrase has long become a symbol of the unique character of America’s main metropolis.
After 498 days in captivity
On Saturday, February 15, after a long 498 days in captivity, three more hostages finally returned home – Yair Horn, Sasha Trufanov, and Sagi Dekel-Hen.
Tu BiShvat: When trees celebrate their New Year
This evening, February 12, marks the holiday of Tu BiShvat, which will last all day tomorrow.
New Trump order: first steps in combating anti-Semitism in universities
On January 30, 2025, US President Donald Trump took a decisive step by signing an Executive Order to combat anti-Semitism.
Jewish anti-Zionism and October 7 — it’s important to know!
On October 7, 2023, Israel was subjected to a monstrous attack by its enemies, unprecedented in scale and brutality since the Holocaust.
ADL survey: 46% of adults worldwide hold antisemitic views
According to a survey conducted by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and published in January, 46% of adults worldwide hold antisemitic beliefs.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
January 27 is annually observed as International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Daniela, Karina, Naama, and Liri returned home
On Saturday, January 25, Daniela Gilboa, Karina Arie, Naama Levi, and Liri Elbag returned home.
Elections to the World Zionist Congress: why are they important
An article about the elections to the World Zionist Congress, published on the website MIGnews.com From March to May 2025, the United States will hold elections for delegates to the 39th World Zionist Congress (WZC), which will take place in October of the same year in Jerusalem.
