Suspect in Brussels Jewish Museum Shooting Refuses to Testify
Mehdi Nemmouche faces life in prison in what is the first trial over an attack staged by a Western European returned from fighting in Syria
World News
This Moroccan-Jewish Singer Made Arabic Music Popular in France. Why Have Israelis Forgotten Her?
Maya Casabianca, the global 'goddess of song,' passed away last week at age 78. Why didn’t Israelis feel a deep connection with the Levantine singer with the deep and powerful voice?
U.S. News
Hillel International Confirms Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Donors
After a six month investigation, the Jewish student organization issued a confidential statement calling such allegations 'justified,' the New York Jewish Week reports
Europe
Israel, Hungary to Search for Holocaust Victims’ Bones in Danube River
The victims whose bones will now be searched for were among the thousands of Jews who were shot by Hungarians and thrown into the Danube between 1944 and 1945
Middle East
Opinion On the Arab Spring's 8th Anniversary, Is the Mideast Poised for Breakthrough?
There’s no shortage of optimism, but the region seems to be sinking deeper into malaise
Palestinian News
Palestinian Boy, 14, Dies of Bullet Wounds Sustained in Gaza Border Clashes
Abd a-Rauf Ismail Salehah, shot in the head by Israeli forces, is the third Gazan to be pronounced dead since Friday's protests
Americas
Opinion Are Hordes of Radical anti-Zionist Professors Intimidating Jewish Students on Campus?
A recent Hillel fundraising email claimed Jewish students in Canada felt 'ashamed, angry and exposed' by academics filling their classrooms with radical leftist propaganda. That's a trope taken straight from the fear-mongering populist Right
