Fear forces Berlin Jews to hide their identity in community paper
Following surge in antisemitic incidents since October 7, community newspaper now publishes only first letters of birthday celebrants' surnames.
Tag: Diaspora
Hungary's forgotten Jewish heritage
Hungarian-Israeli tour guide, Dr. Yoav Sorek, leads a deep dive into Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Glasner and the Hungarian roots of ...
Beyond 'Fiddler on the Roof': The untold story of Jewish life in Eastern Europe
History has forgotten the millions of Jews who flourished in Eastern Europe for centuries, and we too tend to remember ...
35 teachers from Central, S. America certified as 'Jewish educators in the Diaspora'
"The educators and teachers in the Diaspora are at the forefront of Jewish education," says Diaspora Affairs Minister Nahman Shai.
Breaking with tradition, PM will not appoint Diaspora adviser
Decision not to fill role is particularly surprising given Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's demand in previous governments he be appointed ...
WZO sends record number of emissaries abroad
Almost 100 teachers join effort to spread Jewish education across the world.
Israel Hayom reporter Dan Lavie awarded prestigious B'nai B'rith prize
Dan Lavie receives the B'nai B'rith World Center Award for Journalism for his coverage of challenges facing Diaspora communities, particularly ...
Israeli activists go on solidarity mission to US in wake of rising antisemitism
"It is our national and moral duty to make Jews in the Diaspora feel and understand that we are with ...
'Israel will recognize all streams of Judaism on an equal basis'
Diaspora Affairs Minister Nachman Shai: The Jewish tent is a big one, and it can and should include all streams ...
Israel Hayom reporter Dan Lavie wins award from B'nai B'rith
Veteran Jewish organization honors Lavie's series of long-form articles about the challenges facing Diaspora communities, particularly in the year of ...