Tanakh

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For us to achieve victory on the battlefield and defeat antisemitism once and for all, Israel must unhesitatingly embrace our Biblical heritage.

This isn't the first time in recent years that foxes have been spotted near the walls of the Temple Mount.

The move echoes painful chapters of Jewish history in Europe, where the burning of Jewish books often heralded times of extreme persecution.

The Revised Jewish Publication Society edition of the Bible is the first major update to the JPS translation of the Tanakh in nearly 40 years.

For the first time in 17 years, both finalists in the international contest were Israeli and both were girls.

The conference, entitled "Reconnecting," brought together Knesset members on the left and the right with the aim of fostering dialogue.

How did Rebecca Steiner, the hi-tech professional, wind up in Kadita, a small ecological village in central Galilee after over two years in Tel Aviv?

With 30 minutes to swearing-in, people attending the inauguration for Polis, put out frantic calls to Denver’s Jewish community.