Harav Sholom Dov Ber Lipshitz, zt"l, was niftar early Friday morning, Erev Shabbos Parashas Nitzavim-Vayeilech, after a difficult illness. He was 83
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The children's uncle issues a personal plea:
Two Jewish children, aged four and two, my sister's sons, are now in Hungary, caught up in a legal storm that will decide whether they are raised by their Jewish mother, and receive a Jewish education, ...
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That missionaries have no limits to how low they'll stoop is nothing new to Yad L'Achim, which has been battling them for decades. But their latest, despicable ploy is stunning in its audacity, deceit and sacrilege
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A Purim miracle. That's how a Yad L'Achim rescue team described last week's dramatic evacuation of S., a Jewish woman, and her three children from a hostile Arab village near Beit Lechem.
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Yad L'Achim released a film clip Thursday as part of its efforts to prevent assimilation in Israel. The film, distributed in the social media, opens with a shot of a Shabbos table, with a haunting Shalom Aleichem being sung in the background – in ...
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Harav Yechiel Abuchatzeira, scion to a family of kabbalists, on Monday came to Amuka, to the tziyun of the tanna Reb Yochanan ben Uziel, to plead for thousands of single men and women seeking Divine assistance in finding their mates, their partners in building Jewish homes.
Yad L'Achim's new campaign is reaching out to wider audience
A prominently place ad in Haaretz last week, warning that "Messianic Jews are Pulling the Wool Over Our Eyes," has prompted an outpouring of calls to Yad L'Achim, the ad's sponsor.
A plan to bring 1,000 missionaries to Israel, under the guise of newly converted Jews seeking to settle the Shomron, is picking up steam, Yad L'Achim has learned.
For T., a Jewish woman who was rescued by Yad L'Achim from the crime-ridden Arab neighborhood of Juarish, in Ramle, this Pesach was a celebration of her exodus from spiritual slavery
The request that arrived at Yad L'Achim's hotline was as moving as it was unconventional: "I live in an Arab village near Be'er Sheva," the Jewish woman on the other end of the line beg
More than a hundred Jewish women and children who were rescued from Arab villages participated in an uplifting Shabbos organized by Yad L'Achim at Moshav Tsafria.
Hundreds of Arad residents took part in a recent rally organized by Yad LAchim to protest against the missionary center in the city which engages in misleading activities like sukka-building to trick Jews into converting out of their faith.
Thousands assembled in front of a missionary center in the Ashdod industrial zone Monday evening to participate in a tefillah rally/protest organized by Yad L'Achim.
"I was simply astonished by the scope of the rescue work you do," Nachum Itzkovitch, director general of Israel's Welfare Ministry, told Yad L'Achim officials last week during a visit to the organization's Bnei Brak headquarters
The Central Arava Regional Council has agreed to allocate hundreds of dunams of land toward the establishment of a "spiritual university" that is based on Buddhist principles.
Kul al-Arab, Israel's most influential and widely read Arabic-language newspaper, is continuing its campaign against Yad L'Achim, charging that the organization rescues Jewish women from Arab villages.
Anti-missionary organization Yad L'Achim this week will issue thousands of booklets to parents warning against signing up their children in kindergartens and nursery schools around the country using "Waldorf" teaching system, which is actually a part of a cult called Anthroposophy.
Lengthy Court Saga comes to conclusion
* Missionary leader in Arad, Eddie Beckford, was convicted in Beersheva court for assault and attempt to run over a Yad L'achim activist. * Key witness, who was flown in especially from London, crumbled the defense of the missionary ruffian. * Rav Lifshitz: "We will continue to combat missionary activity in every legitimate way."
"One of the cult members knocked me over and began pounding me with blows," * The time has come for the police to take missionary brutality seriously *
For years, "messianic believers" in Israel have been talking about the need to get involved in politics in order to advance their agenda. Now they're doing something about it.
The picture attached to this article appears commonplace: It's a kitchen in a Jewish home somewhere in Israel being koshered, something that happens dozens of times a day. But the story behind this picture is breathtaking: H., 21, the tenant who lives in this apartment, was raised as Muhammed in an Arab neighborhood in northern Jerusalem.
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