Category Archives: World
Shots Fired at Nashville Synagogue
Dutch Jews Object To Honor for Nazi Soldier
‘The King’ and Us
Hungary Far Right Party Pushes Back on ‘Anti-Semitic’ Charge
Jobbik Makes Play for Mainstream Support By Marton Dunai Published April 13, 2015. Budapest — Hungary’s Jobbik party on Monday denied it was racist or anti-Semitic, after softening its far-right rhetoric and seizing a parliamentary seat from the ruling party in a weekend by-election amid a surge in support. Read more » »
Court Upholds Ban on Gay ‘Conversion’ Therapy
Parents Plan To Take Appeal to Supreme Court By Jonathan Stempel Published April 13, 2015. (Reuters) — A federal appeals court on Monday rejected a fresh challenge to New Jersey’s ban on so-called gay conversion therapy for minors, saying the prohibition does not violate the rights of either children or their parents. By a 3-0 vote, the 3rd U.S. Read more » »
President Obama Pushes Iran Deal With Jewish Meetings
Leaders and ‘Influencers’ Get Face Time at White House] getty images By JTA Published April 13, 2015. The Obama administration’s effort to sell the Iran nuclear deal to the Jewish community kicked up a notch with two meetings scheduled on the same day between the president and Jewish leaders. Read more » »
Israel and Iran Experts Cooperate on Nuclear Test Panel
Technical Meetings Bring Officials to Same Table By Reuters Published April 13, 2015. Iran and Israel have been cooperating under the auspices of an international body set up to monitor a ban on nuclear bomb tests, its director said on Monday. Read more »
B’nai B’rith World Center Hosting Yom Hashoa Ceremony in Jerusalem April 16th
Every year, B’nai B’rith World Center – Jerusalem – Israel, during the ceremony for Yom Hashoa, honors famous personalities who helped in the rescue of co-religionists from the whirlwind of the Holocaust. This year, the ceremony is dedicated to the rescue work of the Chief Rabbi of Volos and All Greece: Moses Pessach z „l . Read more » »
The Jewish Senior Homes That Aren’t (Anymore)
As Neighborhoods Change, Elderly Jews Feel Out of Place Sean Simmers Tarnished Golden Years: Elderly Jewish residents, their numbers dwindling, compain about newcomers at the Abe Cramer B’nai Brith Apartments in Harrisburg. By Nathan Guttman Published April 13, 2015, issue of April 17, 2015 . Read more » »



















