Efrat israel
This high school’s library is now a memorial to 25 fallen alumni in Efrat
Modern Orthodox high school in Efrat, south of Jerusalem, unveils a memorial to 25 graduates who fell in Israel’s wars and terror attacks, integrating remembrance into daily study.
Aliyah continues to be a driving force behind Israeli communities - opinion
Efrat Council head: We're creating sovereignty 'on the ground' without waiting for declarations
Thank you, Mike Huckabee: Honoring true friendship in dark times - opinion
Think About It: Unstitching vestiges of statism and national unity
The positions expressed by those who spoke at the ceremony in Gush Etzion were way out of any national consensus.
Grapevine: Yet another milestone
WONDERWOMAN MAY be banned in Lebanon and Ramallah, but last night a group of approximately 130 women went to Cinema City Jerusalem for a special screening.
Chief Rabbinate considers kashrut supervision reforms
The Chief Rabbinate has stated that it is considering the settlement of Efrat's kashrut procedures as a model for the rest of the country.
Woman to serve as rabbinical court administrator in Efrat
Chief Rabbi of Efrat Rabbi Shlomo Riskin underlined the importance of Rosenfeld’s new role as court administrator as a step which could broaden the appeal of the institution.
Netanyahu: International community must pressure PA to release succah guests
The four Palestinians were part of a group of 30 Palestinians who had attended a Succot celebration at the home of Efrat council head Oded Revivi on Wednesday morning.
PA detains four Palestinians for drinking coffee with settlers in Efrat succa
“It’s quite pathetic to be arrested for having a cup of coffee with your neighbors,” said Efrat council head Oded Revivi
Seven decades delayed, Holocaust survivors make aliya
Felix, 94, and Feiga, 90, met in Bergen-Belsen.
Rabbi Riskin’s term extended after Rabbinate had thrown doubt on his continued tenure
“I think this episode was a huge victory for those who want to see changes in the Rabbinate,” says Former Yesh Atid MK Dov Lipman.
They don’t dance on Shabbes
Spotting a lack of opportunity for religious hip-hop dancers, Raquella Siegel Raiz introduced the Battle of the Crews competition for all-female performers and audience.
Middle Israel: Who’s afraid of Rabbi Riskin?
By unleashing his clerics on one of Modern Orthodoxy’s icons, Arye Deri has picked a fight he cannot win, and the Chief Rabbinate might not endure.