Holocaust survivors and former hostages prayed together for the hostages, sang Israel’s national anthem "Hatikvah," and proclaimed: "Am Yisrael Chai." ...

It reveals that words—more than melody, rhythm or tempo—play a central role in helping individuals regulate their ...

Foreign minister Sa'ar calls behavior shameful; Swiss Fencing Federation expresses 'regret,' vows to probe protest; Israeli ...

Ungar took to the stage with her family to sing the national anthem "Hatikva." At the beginning of the song, Ungar requested to stand, despite her age and the physical difficulty involved.

In 1974, Pamela Nadler Emmerich — then a teenager from Montreal — arrived in Jerusalem for her freshman year at Hebrew University. Not knowing what to expect, she signed up for a course on ...

They also sang an anti-Zionist, anti-enlistment song with the lyrics “We don’t believe ... join the army and which sounds similar to the Hebrew words for insect and germ.

As October 7 survivors, released hostages and hostage family members tour Auschwitz ahead of the start of the March of the ...

So, John, did you intentionally choose to have the incorrect lyrics to “Digits” tattooed on you? John: I feel like I shouldn’t even answer this question because nobody will believe me ...

The Great Neck Library, 159 Bayview Ave., Great Neck, will exhibit artworks from the North Shore Hebrew Academy from May 5 to May 29 at its Main Library Lover-Level Art Gallery. An art reception ...

The Congress formally adopted the Hatikvah, which had been initially ... azure-white is the flag of the Zionist Federation and the Hebrew People.” Also, for the first time, the Congress decided ...