Israel will open an Economic Attaché Office in Buenos Aires next year to deepen trade and boost Israeli investment in the Latin American ally, said Gideon Sa’ar.
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JNS sat down with János Bóka, Hungary’s minister for European affairs and its prime ministerial envoy to combat antisemitism, to talk about where Europe has gone wrong on Israel and Jews.
The elimination from the Knesset of Israel’s Ra’am Party (it currently holds five seats), would likely be the most dramatic effect of a ban.
20 legislators from across the United States tour Joseph’s Tomb, embrace biblical heritage and call for full Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
Approximately 1,000 reported cases and a growing strategic threat to Israel’s universities.
An erroneous report depicting Israeli victims as attackers fueled a ban on Maccabi fans and heightened Jewish community distrust.
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir to meet one-on-one with commanders who held key positions during the massacre.
“It’s not just a display of the scrolls, which of course in and of themselves would be powerful,” but other “wow objects” leave viewers in awe, the museum’s director of exhibits told JNS.
New survey reveals sharp rise in prayer, religious observance, and conservative political identity among Israeli youth—raising questions about whether the war has sparked a lasting cultural shift.
