Tunisia
Tunisia extends 'Sumud 4' flotilla activists' detention to 10 months, little international outcry
While the brief detention of flotilla members by Israeli authorities sparked international outrage, the six-month detention of four activists in Tunisia has been underreported internationally.
'Defiance': A memoir of survival in a torn-apart Syria - review
Jewish communities worldwide mark Liberation and Rescue Day amid rising antisemitism
Protests and power vacuums: What the Arab Spring can teach us about Iran's protests
Tunisia synagogue attack may bolster Saied's bid to maintain Western aid
The West may aim to bolster Tunisian security without relinquishing its criticism over the Saied Administration’s political direction.
Despite pressure, US move to cut aid to Tunisia remains unlikely
While existing assistance is likely to stay in place, Tunisian President Saied’s authoritarian bent may halt further cooperation and developing ties with the West
Governments across the world must do more to protect their Jews - editorial
Following a deadly shooting attack in Tunsia, Israel cannot and should not be expected to be the sole guarantor of Jewish safety around the world.
Jewish cousins killed in Djerba, Tunisia are French, Israeli
The two cousins killed at the shooting near the synagogue in Djerba, Tunisia were identified as Aviel and Ben Hadad, one being Israeli and the other being French.
Israeli, Jewish orgs. aware of threats to Tunisian Jews for months - exclusive
Israeli officials said that there is a secret plan for massive aliyah from Tunisia, but it is unclear if the Jewish community members are interested in immigrating to Israel.
5 killed in shooting near Lag Ba'omer fest at ancient synagogue in Tunisia
Thousands of Jewish pilgrims arrive to the island of Djerba every year for Lag Ba'omer festivities.
Mazuz lacks empathy for his fellow Sephardim - opinion
Sharing the tale of a Tunisian Holocaust survivor.
Three chess players removed from int'l competition for boycotting Israelis
The Tunisian chess players who boycotted the Israeli players were booted from the competition.
From Tunisia to Sudan: The last tragic acts of ‘Arab Spring’ era - analysis
Violence in Sudan and arrests in Tunisia represent important shifts that likely make the chances for civilian democratic rule returning even more distant.
Pascale’s Kitchen: A walk down memory lane
In preparation for this special meal that would take my siblings and me back down memory lane, I started making a list of all the dishes my mother would prepare for Shabbat.
