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Matt LebovicThe Times of Israel |
From Numbers to Names founder Daniel Patt says his software can provide users with 10 possible matches to any random photo in a matter of seconds
Israeli president and Dutch king attend dedication of long-awaited institution that presents history in victims’ own words, opened 80 years...
As the Jewish state defends itself against Hamas, German historian publishes book on largely forgotten ‘impudent Jews’ who resisted Nazis...
After high-profile gigs in the US and Europe, playwright Roger Peltzman will stage ‘Dedication’ at United Nations for International...
More than Mideast politics or an uptick in a long-term boycott sticker campaign, a 2021 salmonella scare made the company unpalatable to consumers
Users of online lexicon site created term ‘Israeled’ after Hamas massacres of October 7 ‘to signify claiming something that is not...
In change to well-worn 10-day itinerary, participants harvest grapefruit and deliver groceries, hear testimony from survivors of of Hamas’s...
Research into ‘active collaboration’ between Harvard and Nazi Germany gains relevance as Harvard continues to frame antisemitic rhetoric...
Interfaith leaders convene at National Press Club to sign declaration against antisemitism and Islamophobia; prominent Rev. blames ‘Christian...
So far, ribbon for 80,000 trees has been distributed to 51 participating organizations ‘to keep the hostages foremost in the thoughts and actions of...
To combat antisemitism, a Los Angeles-based grassroots initiative invites the non-Jewish public to print and display images of menorahs for passersby...
After surviving the terrorist massacre at his moshav on Oct. 7, Israeli blacksmith Yaron Bob has brought his renowned pro-peace Rockets into Roses...
Playwright Joshua Hershfield will stage a reading of ‘RISE’ on Thursday as pilot for Israeli production of musical based on female...
Upstart activists are manufacturing hundreds of placards daily, but nighttime raids by anti-Israel vandals put a dent in the effort, local police...
Up to 79% of antisemitic harassment is never divulged, according to experts who weigh in on ‘obstacles’ that deter Jewish victims –...
As Holocaust survivors reflect on Oct. 7 and the ‘global pogrom’ during Israel’s war with Hamas, some Jewish communities avoid commemorating 85...
HUNTINGTON, New York — When The Times of Israel visited the Golden Dolphin Diner in Huntington, Long Island, on Saturday afternoon, the place was...
NEW YORK — After sending 850,000 Diaspora young adults on free educational trips to the Jewish state, Taglit-Birthright Israel has invited alumni to...
NEW YORK — Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio, describes itself as “intensely Catholic,” but Jewish students who no longer feel...
NEW YORK — In between sleeping and serving with his reserve artillery corps unit, Adiel Cohen, 25, battles enemies of the Jewish state on TikTok....
NEW YORK — Noa, 18, and her friends were walking in downtown Chicago when shouts of “Free Palestine” and “Death to Israel” stopped them in...
NEW YORK — The first comparisons between the Holocaust and massacres perpetrated by Hamas terrorists on October 7 were made during the attacks...
NEW YORK — Israeli scholar Micah Goodman wants American rabbis to make vows of support for Israel in front of their congregations this Shabbat, he...
NEW YORK — When CBS News staff in Manhattan sifted through 1,000 videos submitted from people supposedly on the ground in Israel or Gaza last week,...
EAST NORTHPORT, NEW YORK — As Governor Kathy Hochul directed public colleges in New York to offer additional security for Jewish students this...
NEW YORK — While most American Jewish organizations lurched into emergency mode this weekend to plan pro-Israel rallies, not all US Jews placed...
NEW YORK — When Holocaust survivors walk into the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine for care, some of them say it feels like spending time with...
When World War II Jewish prisoner David Zivcon discovered 12 photographs of the 1941 massacre of Jews at Šķēde beach in Latvia, the enslaved...