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In teaching English to Hebrew-speaking kids, educators learn their own lessons

Masa Israel Teaching Fellows offer college students from North America the chance to build skills, gain experience, learn about Israel and its citizens, and hopefully, become Jewish leaders of the future.

Victim touring vs. victory touring

Trips need to inspire, describing events within the unfolding story of the Jewish return and rebuilding of the nation.

Turkey: How nearly 800 Jewish refugees perished during the Holocaust

The country will not be considered truly civilized until it faces its crimes and secures justice for its victims.

Beware of Gantz’s unilateralism

Unilateral pullouts will help Saleh Arouri, deputy leader of Hamas's political wing, and other terrorists realize their dreams.

Israel, UAE sign protocol of understandings on banking, finance

“We will soon announce additional agreements in aviation, tourism, trade and others,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

On last day of Hanukkah, archaeologists find ancient wick in the Negev

A unique lamp wick dating back to the Byzantine period was uncovered by the Antiquities Authority at the Negev Desert Roman Empire settlement of Shivta.

Beware of Iran’s dash to nuclear weapons

Israeli and Western policymakers must not assume that the Iranian regime will alter its apocalyptic Shi'ite theological view of the world or adjust its aggressive regional actions to accommodate changing power realities.

When our allies are Hamas allies

The issue of Qatar gets to the heart of the policy dilemma facing Western nations in the Middle East, in that the emirate effectively plays both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Mentally, past 10 months have ‘taken a huge toll,’ Jewish students say

One student told JNS on the sidelines of an Israel on Campus Coalition event that “there are many days when I worry for my safety.”

Russian FM: Total destruction of Hamas ‘unrealistic'

Sergey Lavrov promised to "continue to help restore the Palestinian unity."

Erdan holds mock Passover seder at UN attended by 70 ambassadors

“Going from slavery to freedom has become the universal theme of liberation for all people, Jews and non-Jews alike,” states Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations.

UAE embraces trade with Israeli-owned businesses in Judea and Samaria

Yaakov Berg, who owns the Psagot Winery with his wife, expresses his hope that “peace with the Emirates will change our relationship with Palestinians.”

Judeo-Christian Archives

Israeli soldier, policeman lightly injured in Turmus Aya clashes

The forces had entered the Samaria town to seize some NIS 650,000 ($177,000) earmarked for terror activities.

Israeli swimmers win gold at European championship

Two Israeli swimmers won gold medals in the 2018 World Para Swimming European Championships in Dublin, Ireland, on Monday.