Новости за 03.06.2021

In The Luckiest Guy in the World, Abrams reviews the main events of his career. His account is intelligent, earnest, and infused with Abrams’s progressive political values.

This first novel from Lisa Bordetsky-Williams, a professor of English and literary studies at Ramapo College in New Jersey, opens a window into precarious Jewish life in Russia of 1917.

At Shabbat services, which I conducted every Friday night and Saturday morning, between 75 and 100 Jewish soldiers attended.

The termites themselves are yellow-brown, with a honey-brown head. One colony of these insects can reach millions of people and travel up to 100 meters from their nests.

In these dark days for Israel, the tragedy at Mt. Meron seems so many disasters away already. How do you three ladies feel about what happened there and how it has been dealt with by the government?

Although foreign tourism hasn’t fully opened in Israel, Birthright Israel CEO Gidi Mark has told me that allowing Birthright Israel visits is seen as a national priority.

Some 20% of Americans think that dinosaurs became extinct as little as 100 years ago.

“To everything there is a time; a time to love and a time to hate; a time for war and a time for peace.” (Ecclesiastes 3)

Tel Aviv University study that shows sick bats self-isolate could have far-reaching implications for origins of COVID-19.

Over the years, video games have evolved drastically from a niche hobby to being the most valuable and lucrative form of entertainment in the world.

The protest, held on May 15, four days after the outbreak in violence, attracted hundreds who were championing the Palestinian cause while condemning Israel in front of the Manitoba Legislature.

So much in Lod still remains unresolved: why the riots started, who is ultimately responsible and, most importantly, how to move forward.

The painting, by French impressionist Camille Pissaro, is one of the many works stolen by the Nazis during their occupation of France in the Second World War.

The Bedouin community needs support, and the government should be coordinating that support.

A new york city councilman has offered $1,000 for any information that could lead to the arrest and conviction of "the sick soul who did it."

Every convert to Judaism makes a journey across religious, cultural and emotional frontiers. One of the milestones on that journey is the moment when antisemitism ceases to be theoretical.

"Once again, too many of us have shamefully become the Jews of Silence. We have spoken up for every cause but our own."