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Why I’m fortunate to be living in Israel.

3 weeks ago | aish.com | Kylie Ora Lobell

In early March, residents of Upper Moreland, a small township near Philadelphia with only 26,000 residents, were shocked when spray-painted swastikas appeared on their local elementary and middle schools. An 18-year-old allegedly spray-painted the hateful imagery and vulgar messages on the schools on March 8 and was arrested and charged the following week. Like her neighbors, Tobie Schupack, a proud Jew who is active in her synagogue, was stunned by the open display of antisemitism.

3 weeks ago | aish.com | Lori Palatnik

One way how we can carry on Rabbi Weinberg's legacy. Your browser does not support the video tag. Click here to comment on this articleLike What You Read?  Give Jews around the world the chance to experience engaging Jewish wisdom with more articles and videos on Aish. As a nonprofit organization it's your support that keeps us going. Thanks so much! .

3 weeks ago | aish.com | Stephen M. Flatow

The war in the Mideast this summer has brought back to the forefront the issue of travel to Israel, even as students by the thousands are leaving for a year of study in Israel. As the head of the Alisa Flatow Memorial Scholarship that provides scholarships for study in Israel, I can testify that we have seen increasing numbers of applicants no matter what the situation is in Israel.

3 weeks ago | aish.com | Eliyahu Freedman

March 31, 2025 5 min read In the darkest tunnels of Gaza where hope seemed impossible, a profound Jewish heroism emerged. Not the heroism of physical strength, but the heroism of the Jewish spirit that has sustained our people through millennia of hardship.