There is lots of antisemitism on Facebook, this time the right one was hit

Previous iterations of the “Durban” conference deteriorated into Israel-bashing festivals that crossed the line into antisemitism

Each of the two had a father at the highest level of government. They both knew Hebrew, although only one of them was Jewish.

A continuation of our series looking at Messianism as a religious phenomenon in Judaism, and how it mirrors faith in Jesus

The Jews of Iraq had a long and rich history in Mesopotamia before being hunted and expelled in the last century

The ingathering of the exiles is a cornerstone of both Zionism and Judaism, but Israel’s chief rabbi says there’s a problem

Israel’s founding fathers felt the weight of responsibility not only for Israel’s Jews, but for the Jewish people worldwide

A prominent Israeli Orthodox rabbi speaks with Israel Today on coronavirus, Torah and science

Israel Today speaks with an expert on the age-old phenomenon of Jew-hatred, and how it differs from all other forms of hate