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This morning, IFCJ Canada received alarming updates from our partners in Ukraine following recent R

Israel Antiquities Authority researchers uncovered a rock-hewn ritual bath, a mikveh, 

When ring muscles are compromised by infection or disease, patients can experience loss of control

Last week, just before the first night of Hanukkah, a 1,300-year-old pendant bearing the image of a

Bondi Beach near Sydney isn’t just sand by the sea. It’s an epicenter of joy with a playground

With the arrival of winter, and facing continued conflict from Russia, Ukrainian Jews are entrenche

Last Sunday, Jews in Australia gathered to celebrate the miracle of light at the “Chanukah by

Yesterday paramedics and rescuers mobilized around Israel and responding to calls as winter storm Byron hit the Holy Land for the second day in a row. 

A section of a fortified wall in Jerusalem from the second century BCE has been uncovered in the Tower of David complex in the Old City this week. 

Recounting their conditions in Gaza, Sharabi said: “In the toughest moments, you’re so hungry you could eat the walls. We were gathering every crumb on the carpet.”

A groundbreaking, successful medical procedure marks new Israeli innovation as well as newfound hop

Myeloma is a type of blood and bone marrow cancer and is diagnosed in 550 Israelis each year. There