As religion penetrates politics in Hungary, efforts are being made to counter provocations against Jews and the Roma minority that have won Jobbik support among voters fed up with the country's economic crisis.
by Reuters 5 comments
The rabbi and his brother, leaders of the local Jewish community, were falsely accused of luring a Jewish apostate to abandon his newfound Christianity.
by David B. Green 0 comments
A new church report challenging Jewish historic claims and criticizing Zionism has drawn anger and harsh condemnation from the local Jewish community.
by Anshel Pfeffer 164 comments
The new pontiff accepts invitation by Israeli president to visit Jerusalem 'with willingness and joy,' says spokesman.
by Reuters 6 comments
The court has spoken and the valley will be split by the barrier. 'Jesus told us not to fear,' says Father Ibrahim Shomali.
by Lauren Gelfond Feldinger 6 comments
Jorgen Nilsson set foot from Sweden last November carrying a message of peace, and making a statement against xenophobia and mistrust.
by Ilene Prusher 0 comments
Roman Catholics and Protestants walk in processions following Jesus' footsteps in Jerusalem's Old City.
by The Associated Press 5 comments
This year, Passover and Easter fall during the same week, and Jerusalem is awash with pilgrims and worshipers from both religions.
by Reuters and Haaretz 1 comments
'On Heaven and Earth’ discusses Holocaust, same-sex marriage and globalization, among other topics.
by Reuters 1 comments
Rome’s chief rabbi attends inauguration, along with more than a dozen other Jewish representatives.
by JTA 3 comments
